I went here in search of a slushee after having a very terrible slushee experience with another gas…read morestation. I got a cola slushee and it was very good. They have lots of flavor options for slushees. Would recommend to a friend.

Recently came here since I was in the area and I wanted to grab a few things. It's around the…read morehighway and it had easy access to the streets. There's a decent amount of traffic and a large amount of homeless people here. Shelves are mostly stocked decent and everything is fairly priced. Plenty of people fighting for gas pumps in the morning too. Overall, it was an average visit.

So for some reason now their pumps want to make you put your phone number in before you can pump…read moregas. I'm not interested in a reward program and I'm not interested in getting texts from a stupid gas station! I certainly don't want to have to go into the store to wait in the line to pay after 12 hour shift. I want to pump my gas and leave! I won't be back until you fix it!

employee put my gas on a pump that was out of order. why?…read more the younger man with the long black hair was a complete boneheaded, arrogant, snide. ( you get the picture.) I was being assertive for the fact that I had too wait 20 minutes for him too: call his boss and then figure it out 29 minutes later. he told me to "stop being an asshole". if I did that at any job, I would be fired. he should be too.

It's a gas station. With a super small store…read more But here's the deal: It has cheaper gas and is located right downtown (just across the river) which if you are like me and a long distance commuter when I forget to get gas and am at work, I don't want to pay 20 cents more per gallon just because I'm using a downtown gas station. So they have inexpensive gas. But getting in and out can be a pain. Every time I have been there I have come close to being hit by a car coming or going. It's just not designed for good traffic flow. Also, the last time I was there ( a few months ago) I had to prepay indoors with my credit card... this is frustrating as I'm really a fan of pay-at-the pump but to save 20 cents a gallon... I'll take it.

Review for Johnny's Shell - Michigan St. & Fuller Ave., Grand Rapids, MI…read more I rarely write negative reviews, but my experience at this location deserves to be shared. My wife and I are currently homeless, and on the day in question, the heat index was near 90 degrees. I went into Johnny's Shell initially just to use the restroom. After that, I returned to my van to get two bowls so I could fill them with hot water for instant noodles. On my second trip inside, I politely spoke with two very kind employees who treated me with respect. After filling the bowls with hot water, I realized I needed to make two trips to carry everything back out. On my third trip, I went in to fill my two Yeti cups with ice water. At that point, an employee named Ms. Sheila told me, "I can't keep you coming in and out of the store to get water." I replied, "Ma'am, it's 90 degrees outside, but I won't come back for water," and started to leave. I did, however, return briefly to wash my forks in the restroom and informed Ms. Sheila of my intent. Moments later, another employee, a white woman named Sabre, aggressively pounded on the bathroom door and yelled, "You need to leave." The pounding startled me so badly that my heart nearly jumped out of my chest. When I stepped out, she loudly repeated, "You need to leave -- my cashier said..." I asked why, since I had been respectful, gentle, and kind the entire time, as I almost always am. As I moved toward the door, Sabre made a gesture as if she were about to call the police. I told her I had done nothing disrespectful and could not understand why I was being treated this way. No one should be made to feel unsafe, targeted, or humiliated for simply trying to meet basic needs, especially when they've been polite and transparent about their actions. While I want to commend the two employees who treated me with kindness, my overall experience left me feeling disrespected, singled out, and unwelcome. Businesses have every right to set policies, but there is never an excuse for aggression or intimidation toward customers -- especially those already in a vulnerable situation.

Clean station, nice amenities, average gas prices. Great…read moreselection of food and beverages. Clean bathrooms with automatic sink and paper towels. Staff are always very friendly and helpful.

This establishment is now known as "Franklin Taj" BP GAS…read moreSTATION AND CONVENIENCE STORE. For over 5 years I've been a patron, I'm 64 years old and a Disabled American Veteran who suffered from PTSD since 1964 (not treated until 2017) and uses a walker since April 2022. On August 1, 2022 @ about 11:50 p.m. I was doing some shopping when I noticed a dog and his owner just hanging out inside. I asked him nicely to remove his dog from the store and that I was allergic one w who had already left (the dog and his owner). After months of trying to get with owner I did today. And I got nowhere with him. In fact he started getting belligerent with me and raising his voice at me, ending with me and him agreeing that I'll never come back to his store.

done going there. Their chip readers rarely work and I am tired of going to multiple pumps to get…read moregas.

My favorite Speedway staff. Guess my being there so much has something to do with that but I truly…read moreenjoy the staff here. Cleanliness can be an issue here. It is starting to look a bit dingy. Getting in and out of the station can be a bit of challenge at times. Still, you go where you get treated the best and this is that place for me.