This review is for the drive-through car wash at the gas station. I have visited this car wash a…read morefew times and find it to be pretty good if you just need to get some surface dirt off of your car and you are in a rush. It's a typical pay the machine and drive-through touchless carwash. The water jets are strong and the soap gets my car pretty clean. It's noticeably larger than other drive-through touchless carwashes in the area, which is probably good for people driving trucks and SUVs. The cost ranges from $7 to $12. I get the $10 one which seems to get the job done. It's practically never crowded and there's plenty of space in the gas station parking lot for you to hand dry your car if you want to wipe away droplets that linger after going through the dryer. I'm also writing this review because there are not many reviews on gas station car washes in DC. Right now, this car wash isn't listed on the gas station's yelp page, but I requested that it be added, so hopefully the folks at yelp will get that done. When I first got my car here, I had a hard time finding gas station carwashes, so I'm hoping that this review and the updated listing is helpful to people out there looking for a quick and inexpensive car wash.

This gas station has the typical over priced DC gas. They sell snacks and drinks as well. Caution…read morethough. This station is a favorite of thieves who grab your purse from the vehicle while you pump gas or pay. Lock the doors and you'll be fine

Humbly recommend you never use this station. They have absolved themselves of all responsibility…read morefor the car wash behind their building, which on my car at least, sprayed foam and proceeded to not rinse any of it off. Go into the station and they point to a sign to say "The car wash is a separate business" and say I should call them. Take your chances if you want, but I'll never visit this station again.

This station is pretty good price wise for DC where you can have $0.15 per gallon price differences…read morea few blocks apart. It's open 24 hours, there usually are some police hanging out either in their parking lot or across the street at the 7 Eleven so feel better going here than to some of the other gas stations in the city at 3am. It's not a huge lot so it's just the gas station and the little convenience store. No car wash etc. The lot can be a bit cramped as the back side is up against a retaining wall so best to stick to the front gas pumps If you're driving a giant vehicle. Pumps are in good condition, they accept Fuel Rewards and Giant Gas points programs. The store itself is stocked with the usual gas station type snacks. They don't have anything hot food wise however. No bathrooms that I've seen but these are Covid times so maybe I've just missed them. All in all it's a solid gas station.

Who reviews a gas station? Me, I guess. This one is near me and the prices are among the lowest in…read morethe area. They have chase pay, if you're into that. Plus squeegees for cleaning your windshield.

This would be a one star review, except for the fact that I haven't had my credit card information…read morestolen after getting gas here, as I have a the other two gas stations nearby (both on Florida Ave. NE). This used to be an empty lot, inhabited by a handful of folks, so I guess it's an improvement in the sense that it makes some use of the space. But as a gas station, it's an absolute nightmare. It's difficult to get into, and almost always involves creative maneuvering around cars that simply don't care about the "Keep Right" signs on the pumps. The other big issue is that the staff doesn't care about people basically parking at the pumps in order to conduct other business off site. To be clear, I have no problem with someone leaving their car at the pump to run into the store, but that's almost never the case. People use the pumps as parking spaces to go to the nearby restaurants, blocking the way for people who actually want to put gas in their cars. I have never seen any kind of enforcement from the staff, despite cars being left empty at the pumps, blocking the driveway, for over 10 minutes at a time. I've also seen people get out of their cars to conduct personal business outside the side doors to the store, which is pretty sketchy. It's pretty obvious that the pumps aren't being used to pump gas when someone pulls up, parks their car, gets out, and comes back 10 minutes later with takeout containers of food. I've seen this numerous times, as I wait for a spot to open up, and it's incredibly frustrating. So.... yeah. If you're desperate for gas, they do sell gasoline. If you're in a hurry, consider other options.

Tonight was my 2nd visit to this station. It is not particularly easy to get to from Maryland…read moreavenue going in the direction towards Bladensburg road. U turns and no provisions for traffic going in that direction. When I finally got to the pump after some creative 3 point turns, I got the pump going. The gentleman in front of me said he had been there 20 minutes for a full tank in his 3 series BMW. At the end of his fill up, the nozzle failed to stop and gas spilled on the ground. At this point, I decided to abandon my fill up at 5 gallons. I will not go back to this station. BP is up the road on Bladensburg just past the CVS.

My car was stolen as I was pumping gas at this gas station. The man who was working at the front…read moredesk watched the whole thing happen and did not offer to help at all. Be mindful of your surroundings at this gas station!

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

After picking up a prescription from CVS, this gas station was literally across the street…read more Well-lit at night, I felt safe pumping my gas. The station seemed cleaner than other nearby gas stations.