This is the best place to get gas! I stopped by and paid $40 cash to the awesome lady working the…read morecash register. I went and started filling up. I cleaned my windshield and the pump shut off. Thinking I put in the entire $40 worth of gas in..I started to drive off and the awesome lady got my attention by shouting to me that I had change coming. I went back to the pump and I still had $15 dollars on it. The awesome lady's name is Tina and all I can say is that this is the most honest gas station I have ever seen! Plus their gas is 'Top Tier' at the best price in Santa Barbara! These are truly great people!

This is a 76 gas station. Price is usually one of the cheapest in the area, easy access to the gas…read morestation itself!

Easy in. Easy out but. The prices have recently increased…read moreto $16 for the Works but still worth it for the convenience. The dryer is not amazing so be prepared to dry off your ride or drip down the street. If you go in and buy a pack of washes you get one free! Stay clean my friends

For anyone dealing with a very dirty exterior on their car, I highly recommend the BEST service:…read more"THE WORK " You'll be amazed at how shiny and super clean your car will look afterward. -- David Segovia Gutierrez, Elk Grove, CA

Risdon's 76 is locally owned gas station! The gas is usually 10 cents cheaper than the surrounding…read moregas stations and the price decreases more so if you also buy a car wash on your visit. They also offer tire repair and other car services. The service is has always been top notch and quick. Definitely a place I'll continue to take my business.

More like Risdon'ts…read more Summary: No accountability, no apology. Never again. Entire car searched - without permission - then being further disrespected by the owner yelling at you in the middle of the garage. Not sure what his deal is, but none of that was okay. I came here today for a routine oil change and tire rotation. When I called to schedule this two days ago, I gave the make and model of my vehicle since sometimes they need to order in a special filter or part. The owner assured me they had everything. I'm all for supporting local businesses, and while I've only gotten gas here for decades, my family has also brought in vehicles for oil changes and similar basic services. I told the owner I'd wait in the little table area they had out front and the key was in the car for them. Partway through, he came to get me to show me the wear on the front tires and suggested skipping the tire rotation and paying more to get new front tires. Sure, no problem, let's do it. Thank you. I went back to the waiting area. A while later, another guy came out to ask me if I knew where the lug nut key was so they could remove the tires. I asked if they'd checked in the back where the spare tire was. He said they had and couldn't find it. We walked over and I was immediately surprised to see that my tools and personal items from my car were out on the ground and they were putting them back in my car when we walked up. I looked in what were the logical spaces next to some car tool kits, but no luck. They told me they'd already checked everything, and when I looked up, I saw that someone was rifling through my glove box and then saw that my personal items were all moved around in the front, the doors, and center console areas of my car as well. They clearly took the liberty to look through ALL of my car, without thinking to take a few steps to where I was and updating me prior and asking if they could look since they didn't have the needed tool. I kept it cool and simply mentioned to the guy rifling through my glove box that I'd prefer he didn't do that. I then saw the imprint of a greasy hand on my front seat where someone had previously leaned to look through the now disheveled center console. Once it was clear that the needed part was not somewhere in a kit in the car, I asked the owner for a clean towel. I wanted to wipe the grease from my seat. He brought it over, I wiped the seat, then thanked him again as I handed it back. Clearly all of my personal items and space had been searched through and while I felt violated and that being asked permission would have been nice, I kept focused on trying to find a solution for this missing part. When it was clear the tires would not be removed since they didn't have the part, and the kit I had didn't have it, I thanked him again and asked him for the receipt. The oil change was $165 and some change. I kept calm at that price tag, thanked him one last time, then asked him where I was supposed to pay. At that point I shared, "I want to share some feedback so that you are aware - I would have preferred if you asked me first before going through my car." He immediately exploded in the middle of the garage, to the point that I gently raised my hands as a gesture of wanting to de-escalate. He blew right past that and said that he was watching the whole time and that they put everything back and that since my key was in the car, they could do whatever they needed as part of the service. I told him that I understood leaving the key, of course, so that they could move the car, but didn't understand that to give permission to go through all of my personal items and entire car. I attempted again to come back to my point that it would have been nice to have been asked - especially since I was right out front. He immediately snapped back, still yelling, saying that he wasn't going to "debate me" and that it was my responsibility to tell him upfront if I was going to be "sensitive." I was in disbelief. What was the disconnect? He continued to yell at me, blame me. It was clear the owner didn't give a shit. I told him that I was done and that this was extremely unfortunate and could have gone very differently. I didn't feel safe - forget feeling respected. Was I missing something? If I have a leaking sink and I let in a plumber to fix the sink, then come back to check and find that they've gone through all of my cabinets and drawers with greasy hands and looked through my entire apartment because they needed a part, would that be my fault for not having the part and for not saying at the start that I was "sensitive" to what I assumed was basic communication and decency? I couldn't wait to pay and be out of that incredibly disrespectful space. Again, this was incredibly unfortunate and could have gone very differently. As I got back in my car, I saw the fresh fruit I'd brought with the original intention to gift as an additional thank you. No accountability, no apology. Never again.

Gimmicks and horrible customer service. I was getting gas and it asked if I wanted a car wash ,…read moresure . After paying for my gas I'm not seeing where the car wash is so I go inside. The heavy set woman Sandra was initially pleasant. I asked where the car wash was because I didn't see it, then I realize she is saying down the street . I then ask to either get my money back or to add on vacuuming. Sandra says she can't do that and tells me I got a deal for the gas since but, she says it in an accusatory fashion like I tried to do some kind of sneaky maneuver. I didn't see anything about getting a deal on gas by purchasing a car wash from a car wash place way down the street, so then as I'm still up at the counter she stops talking with me and starts doing business with people in line very rude so I leave. Then I come back and let her know I don't care about the discount of the gas , I'll pay regular price but, I don't want the car wash, she says she can't do that, then Jason comes to the counter she does the same thing . She doesn't want to deal with something the company she works for created. Never in my entire life having been in military and having traveled extensively have I seen a gas station do this. I'm sure it must be in the fine print somewhere but, most people when they say yes to a car wash , don't think it will be a $20 car wash down the street ?!?! Also , pushing me off to call a number to deal with this? No one who works there can handle a $20 issue ? I don't believe that . If they are doing this shiesty gimmicky stuff I guarantee it doesn't stop there. I bet anything I'm not the first person to complain about this weird situation they have set up

So glad they finally have a Fuel depot near me! Previously I had to go to the other side of town to…read moreget gas at the Fuel Depot. I like Fuel Depot compared to other gas stations because the prices are reasonable, they provide hand sanitizer pumps near all the pumps, it's always clean, and this location takes the android /apple pay!

It's a market, but it's also a gas station that sells all the best high quality petrol and petrol…read moreaccessories. It's clean, safe, and a good deal in town. If you are looking for a cold drink or some jerky, definitely stop here instead of the run-down liquor store next door. Unless you want Mad Dog 20/20, in which case the liquor store is your only choice.

Stopped here for some gas, to grab a drink and to use the restroom…read more Most.disgusting.bathroom.ever. Never again.

Please put a "for real trucks" sign where the 2 diesel pumps are in the back! I'll be waiting half…read morean hour for this narcissist to fill his tank in the back of his truck (with 1 pump). Ridiculous. Buses and trucks only! And always super long line inside.

Stopped here to use the RV dump station. $7.50 (December 2024). The location is easily accessible…read morefrom highway 101. The attendant was very friendly and offered us gloves if we needed them. The only weird thing about it is the area where you park is slightly tilted so you don't get the best emptying of the tanks (driver side). So we flushed a few times to the best of our ability.

Great prices and lots of stations to fill up at. There is a self serve car wash too! The entrance…read moreis on the right side and exit is on the left. Highly recommend coming here for cheaper gas.

I rarely go to this or any gas station since I have a Tesla. What I do, however, come to this gas…read morestation for is propane tank filling. For $2.77 per gallon of propane, it wasn't a horrible price. The employee who assisted me took his time with each and every customer who lined up for propane. He was quite nice to chat with. The employee wore his mask and used hand sanitizer in between customers which was nice to see. Sadly, they weren't able to take a credit card so I had to make two trips to grab cash from an ATM. Otherwise, it got the job done. Careful getting in and out because this busy intersection is a zoo!