This is a very well run gas station /mini mart. They were…read morevery helpful in pumping my gas. I also bought a few snacks inside the store. The cashiers were efficient and friendly and the store is immaculately clean. Thank you!

Get your shit together.... This isn't arco anymore…read more It's space age and they don't post a number to call........ How hard is it to get a # hooked up for a "premier gas station"? Fucking joke.......

Pretty cheap gas, decent size for the lot with it ( the gas) and the parking. The inside was pretty…read moresmall though. I also didn't notice that it had any Hostess products, I think? I did notice Little Debbie though! Overall, we stopped here on our road trip, and it was fine.! Nothing extraordinarily bad or good.

I pull up for gas and stop. Then 3 other cars park around me. Your fighter pilot, the skinny boy…read morewith aviator glasses, walks right by me. I said "hey! How about some gas" That should have been the end but then he lectures me on its 1st come 1st serve. I pointed out. I was 1st. Then he says, 'you should of said something.' I said "I just did" l. So then he continued with, then don't be rude. I said "shut up and pour my gas" skinny boy told me to leave. Between my truck and two cars, that's $1200.00 I am now taking up the road.

In a state like Oregon that prohibits self service gasoline dispensing, the people skills of the…read moreemployees can make or break the business. I've been coming here recently, good people, good prices, hope your lower prices will drive prosperity thru higher volume. Thanks.

Staff unfriendly and rude. They offer cash back in transactions according to policy but would not…read morehelp me.

The gas station attendant was taking videos of me and yelling at me and being extremely…read moredisrespectful.

In the 5 years we have lived here in Salem this station has sat empty and shut down until just…read morerecently. Every time I would drive by on my wat to and from work I kept thinking it would be the most convenient stop for me to get gas and was very disappointed that it had sat for so long, When they opened I was thrilled and it makes it so much more convenient for me. Haven't been inside the min-mart portion but they are always super quick to get to the pumps to fill my tank (yes, out of Oregon people, we still aren't allowed to do self-service here). They do tend to be s bit more per gallon than other stations in town, but I am willing to pay for convenience and happy to support someplace that I had been hoping for years would be open.

My boyfriend and I went in to but tickets, the manager accused him of stealing on multiple…read moreoccasions and raised his voice at my boyfriend when my boyfriend accidentally grabbed a beverage that was not his. Manager is rude, a bully and straight up judgemental

This Chevron station is just outside of Dallas , Oregon I was leaving my daughter's house on the…read moreway back home to Gresham. So glad I stopped in to get some pain medication for my toothache. At first I couldn't find the ones I was looking for but the cashier went the extra mile and found the Tylenol without aspirin. Hallelujah! Thank you so much! The store was very clean, smelled great and I'm sure it had everything one would need before heading off on a day trip. Also, when you see the Chevron station, you know you are near the Farm Stand and the ice cream place!

Phenomenal gas. Excellent pumping abilities by my personal attendant. I feel that 5 stars is…read morepotentially too low after the experience I just had. While I waited for my cars liquid power to fill, I decided to dabble in what was a most pleasurable alcohol run in their diverse mini mart attached to the pumps. I would travel thousands of miles for the quality of overall service this humble gas station provides. I now plan on going home during what is a cold night, and warming my body with this 6 pack of angry orchard ya'll were nice enough to sell me. I'll be back. Oh don't worry, I'll be back. #yolo

Stopped in to fuel up and had a conversation with the nicest attendant. He mentioned that the store…read more/ 76 station was closing the end of the month and relocating in Wilsonville. it seems so many people are going through challenges and change, and I wish him and the rest of the employees all the best in their future endeavors, whether they continue and commute or discover a new adventure locally. I appreciate that the owner partners with the local goodwill to employ socially challenged individuals.

7-Eleven #35352. I…read morepatronize a lot of 7-Elevens, some nice, some not so well cared for, because of my love for fountain drinks. Specifically caffeine-free Coke Zero in Super Big Gulp sized cups. Heaven. But difficult to find, almost never in the fountain, and rare in bottles in the refrigerated cases. Oh, the problems of the one-percent ... or, like me, the forty-percent :) My whining aside, I go into a lot of 7-Elevens, all over the place. This 7-Eleven is one of my favorite, because I think it is the poster child for the way neighborhood commercial convince stores should be. Clean, thoughtfully organized, well maintained, friendly staff, fast service, great prices, good selection. They really have a little bit of everything you are likely to need close at hand, including gasoline -- which can be paid for at the pump. Make sure you sign-up for 7-Eleven's loyalty program, 7Rewards. Every seventh fountain drink (or coffee) is free. Great job, #35352, don't ever change. Five Stars.

I went into the convenience store during my lunch break to grab a soda pop. I was told by the…read morecashiers that I could not have my backpack style handbag with me. Confused, I stepped back up towards the register, thinking they may want to look inside of it, which is not an issue. Then they told me I would have to leave it on top of the ice cream cooler. Do they ask all women to leave their purses there? Many women carry shoulder bags substantially larger than my bag is. I carry a back pack style bag to avoid shoulder and back injuries. This is a popular style of bag. It is not anywhere close to the size of a book bag a kid would have with them. I refused and left the store. Sorry, I'm not leaving my money, IDs, and credit cards unattended in an area I can't see. No beverage of any kind is worth that.

I've yet to see a mini mart with employees that provide exceptional customer service, or exemplify…read moreexcellence, a good work ethic, or show a great deal of kindness. I wonder what it is about gas mini marts' daily operations or hierarchy that make employees think they can treat people with something like indifference or barely disguised contempt. Many years ago I worked for a Chevron mini mart as a cashier and I was never encouraged to be kind, in fact, I was encouraged to not stick my neck out for any customer. This attitude was encouraged by my manager and either approved by or ignored by the store owner. True, there are some real sketchy characters that come in at all hours of the day and night (tweakers, drunks, street walkers, and troublemakers) but as someone who works for a mini mart you have to judge on a case by case basis and not just treat the whole world like crap. It's still a service industry and that means treating people decently, with respect, and yes, kindness.