Bought black and mild cigars there everyday for a month until I walked in and tried one day and was…read moretold there's a minimum of $3 card fee. When I told the cashier that I've been purchasing them everyday he shrugged his shoulders and said "I work here every day". If the owners knew he was losing them business they probably wouldn't be too happy. I definitely won't spend any more money there. He doesn't care cuz that's less work for him.

If someone cuts you off as you're turning in here, just BP at them. Honk honk!…read more Located on Liberty Avenue you will find this pretty decent BP station with pretty high gas prices. It's not my favourite, but it's not the worst. Service is a little problematic and the convenience store isn't great and very overpriced, as expected, but at least it's here for when you're running out of gas.

Ah, this place...this place is interesting. A convenience store that isn't really all the…read moreconvenient. I mean, for the most part it is, but the way they have it set up and the lack of items does not make this very convenient in the least. It is an oddly setup spot that has difficulties built in. The lot is haphazard and I have seen near accidents with just people trying to leave a parking spot. Being at a very busy intersection near Highland Park Bridge just adds to the catastrophe that this place is. Inside you have a small drink section, some prepared food, and some small necessities. Staff are polite, or at least they were when I have been in here.

There was traffic backed up for an hour on Butler to get into the Pittsburgh Zoo. Our 3 year old…read moreneeded to use the restroom. So my husband asked if there was a restroom she could use. The clerk said it was in a storage closet and her manager would not allow that. I don't understand why convenient stores don't have a separate public restroom in the first place, but to turn away a child to me is slightly inconsiderate. So her dad had to walk her up to the zoo so she could use the restroom! So if a child is turned away what about someone with a medical condition. And this was not an everyday occurrence that the zoo would be that packed, but maybe on a day that traffic is backed up for over an hour and you are the only restroom to get to maybe show some compassion next time! Thank you!

I've been watching the gas prices at this Sunoco station for 4 months, and I was surprised that…read morethey charge 10 -20 cents per gallon more than most other stations in Pittsburgh. So I looked up some research and found this scholarly article published in the Economic Inquiry in 2010: RETAIL REDLINING: ARE GASOLINE PRICES HIGHER IN POOR AND MINORITY NEIGHBORHOODS? by CAITLIN KNOWLES MYERS, GRACE CLOSE, LAURICE FOX, JOHN WILLIAM MEYER and MADELINE NIEM. I was educated on a subject I knew nothing about. I even wrote to lead author to discuss her research and findings. I'm never going to buy gas at this station, it's a despicable practice and morally wrong. I keep up on gas prices with my Gas Buddy phone app, and it clearly shows the kind of injustice that goes on

Where do I start? First of all, they think that just because of their location being outside of…read moreHighland Park they can charge 15-20 cents more than every other gas station. Also, don't even try your card at the pump because 70% of the time it will tell you you have to pay inside anyways.

I have heard bad things about this location from several friends and had steered clear of it for a…read morelong, long time. However I found myself in need of gas and this was the closest station. Pulling up to the pump was an easy task, but that was about it. When I got out to pump my gas that when I wished I had gone elsewhere. I do my thing with swiping my card and waiting for it to process, once I get the green light, I proceed. Unscrew my gas cap and then grab the pump handle. Welp, then that's when my hand becomes covered in gas. Yep, you read that right, gas was on the pump handle. How it got there, I do not know. Why it was there, I do not know. But it was there. Do you know how hard it is to get the smell of gas off your hands? Yeah, I'm sure you do, I immediately got a paper towel from the dispenser and wiped my hands down and then the pump handle itself. Didn't matter, I went the rest of the day with a hand smelling of gas. Not the best smell you want to take with you to work. It is safe to say that I will not be returning here anytime soon.

Tom who works there helped me with putting air in my tire and also recommended the car wash as well…read moreas the dog wash he's an amazing employee

Want a nice and friendly car wash? This is the place! It's a little spot in a small neighborhood…read more They do a great job and are super friendly! This is my second time here and I was able to get an appointment last minute! They were quick and clean! Definitely worth the price! Will definitely be back! It's like an old mom and pop store feel. The place is in a garage where you back in and they have all the stuff ready to go!

I prefer to wash my car myself but since I'm new to Pittsburgh and don't have a place to wash my…read morecar, I found this place on Yelp. This place is very simple and does just what it says, I wanted a (hand) car-wash and have the interior vaccume-cleaned and that is exactly what they did. After they were done, the car was super clean outside and inside, smelled good (it was not smelling bad before the wash either), the tyre rims were shinning. I felt it was worth the $25 I paid for the service. This is also a family owned, local business, so I was happy to tip knowing that it's helping a person directly. Would definitely recommend this place for car-wash and would come again when I need a car-wash.

I watched about five crimes be committed while walking in and out of this place. Lol…read more I also witnessed a car flipped on its side in the parking lot while walking back to the hotel I was staying at after a night out for dinner and drinks. I am still wondering how that happened. Does it have gas, beer and snacks, YES! Is it safe for a woman to go to at night by themselves, NO! *Shady atmosphere and a lot of loitering inside and outside There was one plus, the lady cashier was nice.

Yikes. Where to even start First, getting in and out is…read moreterrible. There's always cars or trucks parked where they aren't supposed to and very limited space. Especially with heavy traffic, it's hard to even pull in. The employees are awful. One was eating a sandwich while waiting on customers, touching the items and money all at the same time. On another occasion, I purchased a giftcard and bag a chips. I put the card in my purse but wasn't given a bag so after walking out of the store, I realized I forgot the chips. I walked back in 30 seconds later and the staff was pointing and laughing at me. The store is very small and not much to pick from. Will not be coming back

For as long as I can remember this Sunoco has been here. Just because it has been there that long…read moredoes not mean I have ever stopped there until now. I was in need of a few quick items when I pulled up here. For gas, it's not bad, but it's also not great. There are only four pumps and for this section of the city, that is not big enough. It sits on a very busy corner in the Lawrenceville section of the city which has probably deterred me from stopping prior. Inside it is setup a little awkwardly. The registers are set up in the middle of the store, completely encased in plastic. On the one side you have your normal items you would find in a convenience store. Behind the register/plastic wall you have you other items, i.e. cigarettes and the such. Lines can move a little slowly, but that is not the employees' fault. It's mostly the customers, it seems to be a neighborhood spot to grab some forgotten items. So there is a constant flow of customers in here.

this owner is something else. I've seen great value (Walmart brand) hamburger buns (stale mind you)…read morebeing sold on the shelves. but my grip is the coffee & milk. I honestly think the coffee I bought was 12 hrs old, and my milk was 2 days out on the expiration date. The milk is on me for not checking the date till I got home. I get they can't change the coffee every hour. Just beware of those tank style canisters they hold a lot of coffee. So never again will I get my quickies at that location. Employees are great. it's the owner who is ultimately responsible. IMHO. Buyer beware.