Your standard gas and go station just over the Johnson St Bridge. It has the usual convenience…read morestore items and a Scotiabank ATM. It does not have a carwash like the other two local Shell Stations on Fort and Douglas. The main complaint is that they change the gas prices rediculously through the day. You can drive by in the morning and gas is 1.22/L then go by a few hours later and it is 1.34/L... Craziness! They are completely out to lunch on pricing, so good when they price it low and criminal when they price it waaaaay over everyone else.. Trying to make a buck. Other than the gas pricing the place is good and the staff are very friendly when you go inside.

Tried the chicken curry, nan bread was fantastic, as good as I have had in India, UK where I lived…read morefor 20 yrs. Highly recommend

Clerk was not friendly. $14.50 for a pack of cigarettes. Thankfully plenty of other gas stations…read morein town.

Gas prices were good before entering Canada. We stopped late at night, and many shelf items like…read moresnacks were out of stock. However, the bathrooms were clean and private.

I stop at Pilot travel centers when ever I'm traveling. Very convenient and usually clean.read more

There is a tire pump and they have window cleaning services. Staff are helpful and friendly…read more Self-serve is convenient.

We were on a road trip and wanted to wash our car, which had a lot of dust but nothing major. You…read moremust prepay, but there are no signs indicating that. The line moves slowly. I paid for the Ultimate car wash. When we exited the car wash, our car had streaks all over it. Dean, the cashier, agreed to give us another car wash and said we should have used the squeegee first. There were no squeegees by the car wash to use. We had to use the nasty ones by the gas pumps in which the water had been changed sometime last week. We went through again with the same result. Luckily, we brought chamois, which we quickly used to wipe down our car because I was afraid whatever soap was used would damage the finish. A full hour later, and because we did 90% of the work ourselves, we asked for a refund, which Dean unhappily provided. He said never to come back. There is absolutely no chance of that.

Angus was extremely helpful, professional and polite in sorting out my oil situation (and answering…read moremy dumb questions). I love this Co-op in general--the staff are professional and relaxed, it's easy to access off the highway, and not overly busy for a smooth, simple gas fill up.

Just left the garage - could not believe the mechanics attitude as I was dropping my vehicle off. I…read morelive down the road and have gone to Fairfield Petro for years. The owners Bruce and his son are great. BUT the I am p*ssed at the way I was spoken to and treated this morning- as a result I told the manager, took my keys and said I would take my business elsewhere - unreal. Jeff

My best friend and I have taken our vehicles to this shop for several years. It has always been as…read morepositive an experience as a car repair can be. They have always done exactly what I've asked, and have sometimes saved me money by doing a cheaper alternative repair to what I thought needed to be done. I recommend them.

This review is of the Co-op gas bar only!! I am a small business owner in Victoria, and have been…read morefor 43 years. As part of my business i use Co-op for fuel (diesel and gas) and i go there to refuel twice a week and sometimes three times a week. As a small business owner i realize the importance of being available to "do business" between certain times. Especially when you state to the public your business is open from a certain time to a certain time. I understand that sometimes things happen say like special holidays or whatever and you have no choice to "close your doors" a bit early, maybe because there are no customers and maybe because its snowing out and it may be unsafe for your employees to get home themselves or what ever.... BUT a gas station that is supposed to be a "Co-op", meaning owned by the community of the "Co-op", and two younger guys that are employees of the Co-op shutting down 10 minutes early, and even though three different Co-op members trying to get the fuel from the "Co-op" they belong to, are ALL turned away?? I myself even tried to explain that i was almost out of diesel and if your diesel truck runs out you cant just "get a Jerry can" and put some in, because diesel engines need to be purged by a qualified mechanic if the run out. As i tried to explain my situation to the young guy with glasses, (and i have nothing against glasses or anything, I'm just making sure the people that do go to this place will know who i am talking about!) Just throws his arms up in the air and says, "oh well".!? NOT COOL, and when i ask him what time they close, and he says 9:00pm, and i say " its only 8:49pm!?!?, and that i will be notifying head office and will be taking my business else where from now on, and that I was a Co-op member that needed fuel That was a regular there, he replied by saying "I DON'T CARE!" Really not cool.... So when people read this, and his boss notices less "business" at his location and wonders why, and when Head office of Co-op tells him why, and that they found out from an unhappy member that his employee that worked there tonight (April 2,2013) that wears glasses, told a well paying MEMBER that "he didn't care!",. Maybe when he maybe loses his job to show the three paying members that were turned away that night that the elected good people at the Co-op head office actually DO CARE ABOUT THE THREE DIFFERENT PAYING MEMBERS, maybe then, the gas station attendant that had a GOOD job serving the GOOD PAYING MEMBERS of Co-op, will think about what he lost and MAYBE at that point HE WILL CARE!!!! I dunno, just a thought of an unhappy Paying, small business owner, Co-op member.....

Terrible service…read more April 6th. Pulled up to a pump, turned off engine. Got out. Walked around to the pump. Found a sign Out of Order. Great. Get back in car. Drive round to another pump. Notice two idiot employees SMOKING and standing to the side. Completely useless. Fire these two idiots and we might come back.

Standard middle of the road gas station, with a nice added bonus of an air pump available…read more Something like $1.50 for a few minutes, but it got the job done for the back right tire! The proceeds went to an organization called "Feed the starving children" - hopefully they sell enough compressed air to make a difference. Two lanes of pumps, one on either side of the mini mart so it facilitates people moving on through. The actual mini mart is standard. The gal was friendly and they're located just down the street from Redmond town center so it was easy to fill up 10 minutes before a meeting. Hard to get super excited about a gas station, but at least here you can fill your tires up too!