Hey, I go out of my way to be mice to people, and I am not on the payroll. You know why? Because it…read morepays to be nice. I have a problem with my gas tank that requires the attendant to keep pushing the gas sometimes. As a result, I apologize and warn every attendant and I only get $5 at a time, which is actually a complete pain for me, but I am specifically trying to be considerate. I actually am aware it is annoying, believe it or not. So, I resent being told, "You're gomna have to get this fixed, because I can't keep doing this." Uh, excuse me? Do you have something else going on? Have I ever even met you before? I AM THE ONLY PERSON HERE. Haha wth. Sorry that Oregon has a dumbass law that requires you to pump my gas and therefore have a job. But let me jump right on that $200 repair so as not to strain your thumb muscle. Tip: other attendants just turn the handle upsidedown and tell me to stop apologizing.

This is a great little gas station. The prices are pretty average, but it has above average…read moreservice. Well, with one exception. I did see and hear an attendant aggressively yelling at another attendant one time, a little uncomfortable, but thankfully it was a one time occurrence for me. The attendants always clean my windrows while I'm filling up. A nice little touch I don't encounter at many stations anymore.

Clean store, great customer service, offers clean restrooms to all and friendly ownership. 76…read moregasoline is one of the most premium gas that gives great mileage!

These guys are so friendly and fast. And they thank you for being a customer. This business is…read moreawesome!!

They close at 8:40PM according to the service agent there today. They are not self service but they…read moreare affordable and not arco!

Gas attendant is horrible! Yelled at 3 customers who were confused about whether or not they…read moreoffered self-service (signs were tiny and inconspicuous). Took one customer's h9se out of their tank before they even filled up, threw a receipt at them, and said, "Get the (expletive) out of here!" Yelled and cussed at my husband, making my 7-year-old cry in fear. Someone needs to do something about this person. This is not acceptable behavior. Do NOT buy gas here!

Being that my husband's client reimbursed for this trip to the gas station I decided to give this…read moreChevron station a try, and it was the only station literally on my way home. This Chevron location is literally one of the most expensive stations in town by as much as $1 a gallon, so I don't usually stop here, possibly never have. Now I know this location has atrocious service. In the photo I have here you can see the attendants head in the window of the attendant booth just over the black vehicle's roof. Attendant will not come out to tell patrons need to come into the booth to charge. If not in the know, you just sit with no idea what's going on. I was in my car for a couple minutes, the only vehicle at the service pumps before rolling down my window to make eye contact with the attendant who was standing inside the booth, only maybe 20 feet away. The attendant said something to me, not even in a loud enough voice for me to hear, but I could tell it was demanding. He said whatever it was again this time with exaggerated hand motions but still not bothering to speak at an audible volume. I had no idea what he was trying to say, so I walked to the attendant booth to find out. It may be took me 4 seconds to get there. When I stepped inside, I figured out he wanted me to run my card inside the booth, not at the pump. This time it was obvious that he was intentionally speaking at such a low volume and agitated manner with more hand gestures. I know I would need a receipt, so I shared this. Here I actually got words that were intelligible in an answer back. He said something along the lines of "you can't have a receipt until you have to run your card" with more agitated gesturing towards a machine. I ran my card, and asked for a fill with regular. The attendant did then engage in leaving the booth to pump the gas. When the attendant removed the nozzle he did so right as he walked up to my vehicle and it was still pumping gas; he stopped before my tank was full, then proceeded to walk off without giving me a receipt. I did get the receipt; however, I knew I was leaving at about a loss of about $14. Only 21 gallons went into my tank, and with only 40 miles left on the gas gauge before filling, that means the pump still had around another 3 gallons to go on filling to be a full tank. I had a feeling back in the attendant booth that the attendant did not respect me, because I was a woman, and was treating me as he did because of this. Either way, he wasn't treating me as a fellow human. Between the attendant just walking off after going to retrieve the receipt he forgot/didn't care to give me and his treatment of me thus far, I decided to leave 3 gallons short, instead of engaging with him further. In the photo I've shared you can see the passenger in the car next to me getting out to walk to the attendant booth. This was also after they were ignored. I was happy to just leave, loss and all. 2025 #30

The owner of this gas station is AWOL except for collecting a check. The pumps at the gas station…read moreare completely neglected and barely work. The buttons don't work and the screens are unreadable. Such a dump.

Over the 6 years we've been going to this station, they've always been courteous, friendly and…read moreefficient! Today I received the kind of service that makes you smile, and feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I was just about home when my tire indicator came on. I saw I had a tire at 9 PSI, meaning I had a flat. I turned around, headed down the hill to the Shell station to fill the flat before heading to the tire shop. The air machine takes quarters. The young man pumping gas saw I needed change before I really even began walking his way, and immediately helped me inside with change for $20. No annoyance, just happy to help. The older gentleman who's worked at the Shell long term, came over to make sure I didn't need help with the air pump machine. I didn't think I did, but he hung around in a very kind manner just to make sure, and it turned out I did need his help. The gentlemen ended up getting down on his hands and knees, filling the tire for me. Yes, I would have figured it out in my own; however, it was so lovely being reminded people sometimes just want to help, out of the goodness of their hearts. 2025 #2

Service was inconsistent. Attendant did not approach my vehicle while I was waiting, but assisted…read moreanother female car immediately. Not a big issue, just a bit confusing. Hope for more consistent customer attention.

This was unexpectedly a great experience because I did it all myself and did not annoyingly…read moreoverpay. I did sort of do it wrong... Ok, I avoid ARCO, I do...because they are usually arranged poorly from the start and people drive in and out like they are trying to run you down. They have two different prices for cash and card but to do cash you HAVE to go inside and deal with whatever angry human they shove behind that register (and I have had some insanely nasty ARCO employees) making the extra money savings not at all worth it....especially now that you have to walk in to pay, walk out to pump your own gas and then go back in to get your change! SOOOOOO, imagine my surprise at this location that I use my debit card and get UNDER the posted cash price...WHAT??!? I get to pump my own gas (yes, I am one of the crazy folks who prefers to pump their own gas!) but it is soooo cheap. Another thing I did not like about ARCO is that they ping hold a ridiculous amount on a card - and I get it...I pull up and see the person prior to me spent $80+ to fill their tank but I fill for under $30 even when prices are truly tragic so I did like that I can enter my "fill" amount. The downside was that I figured I would just add $15 an go to one of my actual super cheap gas spots when over on that side of town... and then I see that nope, I am getting a cheaper than that price. So I fill the $15, replace the nozzle, grab it again - rerun the card for another $15 and it draws another $8.13 to actually fill my tank. I am so happy to know the secret though - use your debit card! This is close to home too, runs all night and I love having gas up options.

The girl that works here not sure exactly her name but Nessy idk her name. Well anyways she always…read morerolling her eyes at customers and not helping them. Sits on her phone and texts. Well I said someone's in a bad mood today and she ended up calling the cops on me. Three cop cars came looking for me they weren't happy. 2 days prior she called the cops on a homeless person doing nothing wrong. She said she was working on her day off and She has bronchitus. Then why you working that's highly contagious. Anyways she just didn't like that I said something so she called the cops on me. Drama queen! Hope corporate looks into her. Shouldn't be sitting texting ignoring customers and rolling her eyes. We are trespassed until we get it in writing we can go back. But won't ever go back and not letting friends family coworkers stop there either. Worst service and horrible rude worker!

I had such a wonderful experience at this AMPM location today! The gentleman Steve who helped me at…read morethe counter was genuinely one of the kindest, most cheerful people I've encountered at any store. He greeted me with a big smile and was eager to help from the moment I walked in. When he noticed I didn't have an AMPM rewards card, he even scanned his own card so I could get discounts, completely unprompted. That kind of generosity from an employee is rare and really touched me. He went so far above and beyond what was expected of him. I left feeling really uplifted, and honestly, that's not something you expect from a quick convenience store stop. This employee is a true asset to this location. I hope management recognizes how special he is. People like him make a real difference in customers' days! Highly recommend stopping in.

Popped in for a pop. I'm from CA in town for a wedding. I had the pleasure of meeting Steve. I'm…read morenot usually a chatty Cathy, but he was so pleasant and nice! He even let me know about the new AMPM app called Earnify. My husband and I were able to get our drinks free. The store is very clean and tidy. We're staying nearby so hoping to run into Steve again a few more times as we stop in for snacks and fuel over the next week.

I came in to get fuel this evening and was helped by an attendant name Shane. Shane was kind enough…read moreto wash both my front and back windows. He was friendly and polite to me. I will be coming back to the station because of him.

My car is on "E" and I pull in, everything seems normal. I ask for $30 premium and the gas station…read moreattendant does his thing. I drive out, with a full tank- thinking 'wow gas prices are getting better.' I got home happy but suspicious... My card was charged $67.94!!! It's way over what I thought I was paying!! I tried calling the business to find out what happened and their line is disconnected. Don't come here for gas!

Absolutely terrible experience at this gas station. The employee who was pumping my gas was…read moreextremely rude from the start and had a completely disrespectful attitude. On top of that, his behavior came across as blatantly racist, which is completely unacceptable in any setting--especially when dealing with customers. No one should have to feel uncomfortable or disrespected just for trying to get gas. Customer service here is clearly nonexistent, and this employee should not be representing any business. He seriously needs to be fired or at the very least retrained, because the way he treats people is beyond unprofessional. I will not be coming back here, and I would not recommend this place to anyone. If I could rate lower than a 1 star I would.

There aren't a lot of pumps or parking spaces but considering where they are located they're doing…read morethe best they can. Getting in and out easily just depends on the time of day. The main thing is inside they have a solid selection of snacks, wine and of most importance they have coffee. I don't mean the high octane sickly sweet brew found on every corner here in Portland. I mean a cup of Joe. A cup of Mud. Working man's fuel. Something to wake me up and send me on my way without giving me diabetes. Gas station coffee is simply the best, even in Portland!