For San Francisco, it's relatively cheap gas. As with most gas stations along 19th Avenue and Junipero Serra Boulevard, it's really difficult and probably not worth it to get gas here if you're not already traveling in a certain direction. (In this case, north on Junipero Serra or south on 19th Avenue.) The good news is, if you need to head south on Junipero Serra after you get gas, you can exit from the back of the station northbound onto 19th Avenue, and at the intersection of Junipero Serra, there's a dedicated lane and signal for the hard-left turn you have to make.
I've never been here with more than two other cars, but the design of the station is such that if you're filling your tank from the middle pump on the store side of the station, you could get boxed in by cars filling up ahead of and behind you. Unlike most modern gas stations, there's not enough room between the pumps and the building for an additional driving lane.
I've only been here four or five times, and I've had the same attendant on all but one of those occasions. That guy, the regular, is a nice guy. He's not chatty, but he smiles. The other guy, who is younger, has a mean look on his face, but he's friendly when you start talking to him. Look, I wouldn't want to work at a gas station either, so I don't hold Gruff Face's gruff face against him. read more