This gas station in the Jewelry district is convenient if you are in the Fox Point, downtown, lower…read moreSouth Providence or the area near Allens Ave. It's located near many restaurants, shops, parks and museums, so it's a convenient stop for many. The cashier area is in an old fashioned "box" similar to the ones used in the 1970s...where all the food and offerings are displayed on the windows and you have to ask for them...no going inside to browse or pick your stuff.....They have snacks, lottery items, auto supplies, etc. The lady working there was very nice and friendly.

I went in and purchased or three packs of cigarettes and was charged $40.80. Only upon my arrival…read morehome did I realize that they overcharged me by at least $7. I returned to the store and told them as much. The manager yelled at me and told me to leave the store. He even threatened to call the police. That is really bad business especially considering that the people in this neighborhood pay their rent.

Clean store and staff will follow you around also. Many many…read morehomeless people stand around this store at all hrs to ask for money.

This Shell station annoys me to no end. If it weren't in a really convenient location from me, I'd…read moreabsolutely avoid it. There's something wrong with the card readers at the pumps. Not only do they look like they barely survived the apocalypse, they also function like they barely survived the apocalypse. I try to insert my card, & it gets stuck about halfway through. Then it's a game - What will make the card fit? A different card insertion technique? Slower? Smoother? At a different angle? Aggressively smashing it into the machine? There seems to be no technique, though. It's just sheer luck that one of my infuriated attempts will finally work & my card will fit in the machine. Wrestling with the card machine will bring my cortisol levels up dangerously high. I'll take a big deep breath, choose my gas, & start to fill up my tank. It's at this moment, when my sanity is teetering on the edge of a cliff, that the screen on the pump comes to life & begins SCREAMING pestilent advertisements at me. I'm surprised I also don't scream. Anyways, the need to knows: - Gas is priced at whatever gas is priced - There's an air machine - The food mart only has XL cans of Coke - Folks will probably come up to you & ask for money - Pumping gas is stressful here

It's just a normal Shell station with a Food Mart. The major benefit is that is one of the few…read moregas stations near the south part of Providence. If you are driving south on Broad street past the highway, this would be one of the stations you will see on the way south. The food mart has the basic snacks and food items that you would find at any similar Food Mart, so nothing out of the ordinary. Self serve stations allow for easy payment and dispensing. Easy in/out from Broad and/or Elmwood. Shell is a British multinational oil and gas company headquartered in London, England. Shell is a public limited company with a primary listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and secondary listings on Euronext Amsterdam and the New York Stock Exchange. It is one of the oil and gas "supermajors" and by revenue and profits is one of the largest companies in the world, ranking within the top 10 of the Fortune global 500 since 2000. Measured by both its own emissions, and the emissions of all the fossil fuels it sells, Shell was the ninth-largest corporate producer of greenhouse gas emissions in the period 1988-2015. Impressive.

Easy in-and-out service! I never have any issues when getting gas. Offers good price when you are…read morepaying cash.

After many many years of special offers throughout the week, they are still offering their…read morediscounted specials, when paid in cash. Sat-Sun they offer 5 cents off Regular Monday the offer 6 cents off Plus Wednesdays they offer 8 cents off Premium. That makes this gas station one of the best deals in the downtown area. Their convenience store has been revamped and it has a nice selection of packaged goods, prepared foods, lotto tickets, coffee, etc. They don't have a auto mechanic area anymore, so just gas and convenience store. Easy to get to, just a few blocks behind the State House.

This gas station is located on the Cranston/Providence line, near the Harborside campus of Johnson…read more& Wales University. It appears they used to do automotive repairs at one time, but now, it's just a gas station and basic convenience store. I found gas prices to be fairly high, but on the plus side, the parking lot is humongous. In fact, during my recent visit, a tractor-trailer pulled up to the pumps (to refuel, not to make a fuel delivery), and its trailer stuck out way past the pumps, yet it did not block access to the parking lot. I found a nice spot to park and eat my lunch under some shade trees. There was no bathroom as far as I could tell. That, plus high gas prices, would normally garner only a 2-star rating, but I decided to rate them 3 stars because there was a really odd vibe to this place (it kind of reminded me of the movie "Clerks"). If nothing else, it was sort of entertaining. Some dude with a huge pot belly was hanging out, standing awkwardly just inside the door, talking to the male cashier. There must not be much excitement there, because their topic of discussion was how much the sale would total when the tractor-trailer driver stopped filling his tank (one guessed $150, the other guessed $300). I bought some gum and candy, and went out to my truck to eat my sandwich from a nearby deli. The cashier later came outside and poked his head around the corner, looking at my parked truck. Then, a young man driving a hooptie Jeep that squeaked something awful when he turned the wheels, parked next to my truck. Another guy parked on the other side of my truck, got out, went over to the Jeep dude, and made a parking-lot diagnosis that it was his suspension bushings. Armed with a can of WD-40, he sprayed the Jeep's suspension, and voilla, the Jeep made quiet turns! He even gave the kid the can of WD-40 (I'm not sure if they knew each other, or were random strangers). Then, a construction worker driving a truck parked nearby, and was met by another construction dude that was creeping around the parking lot. They went in the nearby woods, had a loud and animated conversation, and then left together in the truck. After enduring stares, squeaks and squawking, finally, I got to finish my lunch in peace.

As I pumped the gas myself, the machine told me that hospitality was their word of the day. In…read morefact, it told me twice. The second time it told me to go inside the store and to check out their hospitable employees. I absolutely did not but the guy inside had a warm and welcoming aura. Especially in front of the display of Marlboro. Gas was overpriced 5¢ per gallon. As I drove away, I saw the has a station further down was cheaper. As I made this realization, I noticed out of the corner of my eye movement. The man in the car behind me was seriously busting a move. In fact I thought he was seizing out. I was ready to jump out at this red and check if he was okay. Just wish I knew what song he was dancing to. Really makes me wonder. Thanks Yelp this review is looking pretty epic .

Great store with tons of offerings (snacks, drinks, butts, lotto)…read more.. They lose stars because the area the store sits on is tight....not very easy to get in and out at the gas pumps.

High octane 93 gas is all I have to say..I just moved from California and my 370Z never had an…read moreoption for 93 back home..been using since I moved and my lady loves it!

Open 24 hours. Sign said open. Walked in and the person immediately said they were closed. When I…read morementioned the open sign that was on the attendant said he was just about to turn it off. Got in my car to find another gas station and the sign never went off. Worker either didn't want to work or just wanted to refuse service to me because of some prejudice.