We came here to do some exploring on our bikes, we stopped here for gas, filled up and purchased…read morefood and coffee as well. We asked the person behind the counter if we could park our van there for a couple of hours while we went exploring, he said no problem. Just as we were preparing to leave the owner came and told us we could not leave the van there, he didn't want us using one of his parking spaces. There were 15-20 open spots and the same when we returned. Admittedly he does not have to allow us to park there, but you would think for a place that charges $6.99 a gallon for gas and depends on tourists for the business they would be a little more friendly. We were preriding the route for a motorcycle tour we are bringing through next week, I guess we will take them to the Valero for fuel.

Me and my family went into the shell to get are drinks and snacks for the road and use the…read morerestroom. I asked the gentleman with glasses red hair. if there was any napkins. He says why for your hand . Why cant you use the hand dryer in the restroom? I said no for my ice cream and for my kids. He said we don't have any. Did not go look to see if they had any. His coworker said there was some in the back . He was very RUDE !! They are not nice like there coworkers that works nights MATT .

So people in the car are getting antsy and wanting to stop for a potty and drink break, so I tell…read morethem I'll stop in Bridgeport. And I have the Shell station in my head that I usually stop at, and that is where we will stop. Except when we pull into town there seem to be a lot of cars at the Shell station and no cars at the Gas & Go next door, and I start to feel sorry for the Gas & Go and decide to stop there instead. What a huge mistake. The reason there were no cars at the Gas & Go are: --They are RIDICULOUSLY expensive. --The hag behind the counter was completely rude, and didn't once acknowledge us, even though we came in all chipper telling her "Good Morning!" --The bathroom was icky. --There are no trash cans. Not one. So don't expect to dump your car trash here. Just bad. Bad, bad, bad, bad.

To avoid confusion, I'm talking about the "Gas & Go" in Bridgeport, CA: If I could give them NO…read morestars it wouldn't be low enough. The old mean man behind the counter was RUDE RUDE RUDE when I asked to use the restroom. He told me, and I quote: "our bathrooms are for paying customers only!" Um, my husband was out front getting ready to pump gas into our truck, so I think that qualified me as a "customer." I didn't use his restroom. I flew out the door and told my hubby that we aren't buying gas from this frog! From the other reviews, perhaps it was a blessing in disguise that I didn't use the restroom there. Those old hags -- the woman and the man -- need to retire if they don't want to deal with the public. Once again, my mantra -- if you don't like people you shouldn't be in the service industry. Simple enough. They should find the nearest bridge and be trolls. Much more entertaining! I should print these reviews and hand deliver them to that place the next time we are passing through Bridgeport -- because you know they don't have Internet and don't know what Yelp is.

Our Chevy Tahoe broke down at the entrance of Yosemite. We only waited 20 min for the tow down to…read morethe Shell Station. No other Mechanic around could help us replace our water pump. So Shelley made the time to fix it for us. His grandson drove our son back to Mammoth to get our other car on top of it. I wish there were more people like Shelley and his family.

We had a punctured tire and were recommended to go to Cory to get it repaired. He repaired it…read morewell, which allowed us to drive 200 miles home safely. And of course the tire is holding well. The cost was very reasonable. Cory is friendly, loves to help, and has an abundance of positive attitude/energy. We did not expect a flat tire experience would turn into an absolutely positive encounter that actually made our day!

Had an issue with my radiator and the guys inside jumped to help me. I got what I needed and they…read moredidn't hesitate to help.

10/10 to Rocky in the Mechanic Shop! I was driving north from LA and my coolant alarm for low level…read morecame on. I called and they got me in 20min later. Absolute life savers, and only charged me $32 for coolant. Class acts -- thank you so much!!

What an amazing pit stop after hiking in Yosemite and being ravenous for days! The food at whoa…read morenellie is unreal fresh and tasty, my mind cannot compute that it's a random gas station, There is a big grassy area with plenty of options for seating, I ordered the fish tacos and they were massive! Two big hunky chunks of flaky mahi mahi fish perfectly fried and topped with juicy fresh mango, so delicious, Their sandwiches can also come with a fruity salad and if you add tofu to a salad you get a huge block of it, Live whoa nellie it's a fantastic option especially if you're entering or leaving Yosemite National Park!

Truly terrible. I'm flummoxed by the positive reviews. Whoa Nellie Deli is barely more than a 7/11…read morewith a slightly larger warm food section. We order two slices of pizza: hands down the worst pizza we've had in many years. Akin to one of those decade-old hot dogs that you see on a rolling grill at a gas station, probably from the Jimmy Carter years, but in pizza form. We ordered tacos: not bad, but unbelievably lame. Also: $28 for tacos? Jesus Christ. The view is nice, but so is absolutely every view conceivable in this area. If you like gas station food and $20 cheese burgers, this is your spot. Knock yourself out. If not, go anywhere else but this place.

Absolutely love this gas station, the perfect spot with everything you need in one place. Great…read moreplace to charge or gas up, tasty home made chocolates inside, adorable little glass figurines, super clean bathrooms and always friendly staff. Definitely recommend this pit stop if you are driving though.

Super clean bathrooms, killer view, and friggin scrumptious candy.... What more could you ask for…read morein a gas station?

Convenient location for gas. Confusing set up for accessing gas pumps. Hoses are not long enough to…read morereach so you need to pull up next to pump on side with gas tank. Chaotic

9/4/2024- Easy…read moreconvenience on the corner. Stopped in on pre ious trips. Pumps work fine, filled up a half tank and did not go in to get lottery tickets this time.. lol..

We went in looking for synthetic oil. They did not have any. We left with decent prepackaged ice…read morecream sandwiches and gatorades. And we appreciated it. It is the only gas station nearby for 50-60 miles so imagine the logistics of bring in gas. Prices were very fair considering the location. But a bummer about the oil.

As of a month ago, their prices were cheaper than in Owen's Valley -- something like $4.40/gal!…read more (Alas, I thought I took a pic to prove it, but I can't find it.) I have no idea why this is the case, but there it is. Check it out if you have a chance, and maybe you, too, will luck out!

OK so first off this gas station is between Mammoth and Lee Vining. Of course its going to be…read morepricey, gas stations are slim along this section of 395 and as business owners, they are aware consumers will have to stop by unless they want to be stranded. We stopped by after 4th of July weekend so a lot of their merchandise was sold out. Not a lot of options of soda, cookies, candies or even topping for our sandwiches, but all good. We opted out for a turkey sandwich and a pastrami sandwich. We also got a couple cans of Arizona. The staff was nice and attentive. Our sandwiches were actually really good. We drove around the loop and had lunch at Silver Lake.

Great little gas station to fill up on has if you are in your atv and riding on the trail.read more