Car wash was clean, organized and attendant in booth explained the different washes. Two attendants…read moreinside prescribed my car top to bottom quickly. Wash looked great. Had vacuums at the end of wash bay

Wow I can only say I am disappointed at this location and most of Chevron locations as their staff…read morealways say the restrooms are closed for customers. Chevron promotes always having clean restrooms for clients and the staff always says sorry restrooms are closed.

I fill up my vehicle 90% of the time right here. It's maintained well and all the machines always…read morework properly. Last night I went to another Chevron and each station was down and I couldn't fill up. If I'm in town this is where I'll always go. No bs and wasting time anymore. I really appreciate the person who owns this location for always having everything working properly and taking care of their property. I'll continue to bring my business here.

That carwash is all ratchet and busted up. Pay money n many of selectors for certain switches…read moredon't work. Its a ripoff. Yes its that bad.

Please beware; this particular gas station (location) gas pumps take your money while not properly…read morefilling your tank! (Pump Creep) This only happened to me once at this location but I won't be returning since I've seen this gas station on the news a few times. It's no coincidence they are thiefs at this particular location.

I come to this convenience store frequently to purchase gas, snacks, drinks etc. Today my 2 year…read moreold daughter is ill her and I just left the quick care, doc told me she's fine minor cold, keep her at home. I'm a single mother I work full time and a college student: On the way home my vehicle could not make it any further without gas. I had to stop in order to get my sick baby home. We barely made it to this gas station to re fuel. I walked in to put my last $5 on pump 1, and Employee named evangelical at this green valley grocery proceeded to scream at me as I was walking in for not wearing a mask. I was in fact wearing a mask. I explained and showed her that my hair was covering the ear loops. This tenant argued while yelling at me that this is a scarf not a mask..I simply asked her nicely to please take my $5 so I can get my sick baby home. On the way out evangelical made sure to remind me that next time I wouldn't be allowed in the store wearing my mask, while the other female clerk laughed and made rude remarks about my Cuban accent when I speak.

Employees are all helpful and kind. Everyone in the store…read morewill go out of their way to help you .

Pulled up into self-service and was greeted by a friendly woman who ask is I needed assistance…read more Nope, but thank you anyway. For whatever reason, it took a long time to get my cc approved. The same woman came over to see if she could help. Nope, my cc is good and I'm ready to fill'er up. Saved $0.10 with my Smith's rewards. What fabulous hospitality at a gas station. I'm going to get my weekly fill up here!

Public Review / Complaint…read more This location is the reason I rarely stop here. The store is often dirty, the environment feels unprofessional, and unfortunately the staff behavior today confirmed why I normally avoid it. This morning I stopped to get gas before heading into a 12-hour shift working in the ER. When I walked in, a very tall employee behind the register (not in a company uniform) immediately said to me, "What do you want?" I replied politely that I needed gas. His response was, "You need to step your ass over to this cash register. I don't ring up over there." There is absolutely no reason to speak to a customer like that. It was unnecessarily aggressive and completely unprofessional. While I was there, another customer came in and asked if he could use the restroom. He explained he was a bus driver and really needed to go. The employee responded, "We don't give a shit who you are. No one uses our bathroom." Again, the issue isn't even the policy -- it's the disrespectful and hostile way it was communicated. Everything that happened is on video, and I will be sending it to corporate. I will also be posting reviews so people know what kind of customer service to expect here. Businesses succeed or fail based on how they treat people. Right now this location reflects extremely poorly on the brand. Clean it up. Train your staff. Customers should never be treated like this. I do not recommend this location unless you want to be spoken to disrespectfully by employees.

Good service from the service cashier friendly we understand working in a public service can be…read moredifficult. The place was clean as well the ambiance was ok.

Holy crap. The worst gas station in town just got new pumps, new interface, and it actually printed…read morea receipt! Thank you and keep up the good work!

My credit card, not debit card, my Visa number was stolen from one of the pumps I used here at…read moreArco. If you want to use this gas station I suggest you only use cash.

A bit pricey but ok. Too many around town not giving a chance to other business. Monopoly isn't…read moregood.

Don't go here signs say one rice and charge you another. Said the prices change and are too busy…read moreto change them.

Costco Gas functions as a remarkably disciplined circulation system disguised as a fuel station…read more High vehicle volume remains inseparable from the Costco gas model, yet this location distinguishes itself through unusual logistical lucidity. Among the Costco gas stations encountered across multiple regions, this one delivers the cleanest traffic choreography: direct ingress, intelligible lane progression, and departure patterns that seldom collapse into the agitation commonly associated with overcrowded warehouse lots. The configuration eliminates much of the spatial confusion that burdens weaker Costco layouts. No serpentine barricade corridors, no artificially blocked exits, no atmosphere of vehicles improvising around one another in search of an opening. Drivers enter through a centralized approach, identify a lane quickly, advance with minimal hesitation, and exit without the sense of compression or antagonism that frequently accompanies high-volume fueling stations. That coherence carries unusual value inside a Costco parking complex, where pedestrians, shopping carts, warehouse traffic, and circulating vehicles already compete for limited spatial attention. Pricing supplies the incentive; organization sustains the experience. Fuel lines at Costco are expected. What elevates this location is the absence of operational friction layered on top of that expectation. Movement remains continuous, lane transitions remain comprehensible, and the station preserves a sense of procedural order even during periods of substantial demand. Attendant visibility reinforces that order. Staff circulate continuously across the pump lanes rather than remaining concealed behind a kiosk window waiting for escalation after a malfunction has already stalled the queue. Card-reader issues, pump confusion, and routine customer questions are intercepted quickly and resolved in place. Their presence transforms supervision into an active component of the station's circulation pattern rather than a remote administrative function. The cumulative effect is unusually refined for a Costco gas operation. This location does not attempt to disguise volume; it orchestrates it. Clear ingress, fluid lane progression, conspicuous staff presence, and disciplined spatial management convert what could easily become an abrasive logistical bottleneck into one of the smoothest Costco fueling experiences in the region.

The gasoline Oasis on the Island with modern 3-pump Islands that show availability with green or…read morered pump indicators so you can drive up to an open pump as they become available. Best price per gallon on da Island! Costco Members Only! Roving service reps for those that need assistance.