This is my local servo, which is the main reason it's the one I mostly fuel up at…read more It also helps that their prices are also amongst the cheapest. I believe they do take Woolies vouchers, but really, they don't save you much. I rarely bother, so I could be wrong. It's on the inbound side of Sandgate Rd, but there's spots you can do a turn to get to it if you're heading north, although I wouldn't want to try that in the morning peak. The big downside is they often run out of fuel. Being cheap and on a major road is probably at fault here.

A pretty standard caltex service station…read more It's a woolies one so remember to scan your everyday rewards card They do have some good deals inside, so keep your eyes peeled for the advertising, most of the time it's a multi buy deal The toilets here are typical servo, but better than most, key is at the counter as per usual After hours the doors will not open, you are made to feel gangsta by have to ask for your purchased through a window, passed through an American jail style massive roller drawer, makes you feel a bit dirty, but we have all had to do it It's pretty packed around peak hour. And you have to go up past the lights and chuck a u-ey if your on the other side of the road Red rooster is across the road so it's not a bad pit stop On the way home.

coles express is a good place for grocs milk bread smokes phone credit coffee pies car stuff ice…read moreopen 24 hrs u earn flybuys points and u full up the car there too

It's a Service station/mini-supermarket, so I'm not really sure what…read moreI can say. The complex 5 way intersection stemming off Epsom road, andin the that little suburb mingle of Ascot Vale, Newmarket and Maribrynong. The shops and retail area got a make over about 17 months ago. It's across the road from the thirsty camel, and sometimes careful planning is needed to navigate the roads around it, so as to keep going to your destination, and not be sidetracked. There's a lot of off shoot raods too in around the area. It's okay, but I've only used it as a pit stop.

I booked this B&B for my friend and I after reading all of their rave reviews on other sites, so I…read moreadmittedly went in with quite high expectations, thinking it would be rather exceptional...and it was fine. Given that it's one of the cheapest places for private rooms in Brisbane, it was adequate. The beds are small and look a bit threadbare with tiny, thin pillows. Tight quarters and overall slightly depressing rooms. Bathrooms are shared (though I think there was a next option up with private bathrooms) and nicely clean, with good showers. We never had problems with lines or anything. The breakfast is a fairly basic cereal and toast (with jam/vegemite/peanut butter,etc.) The staff were quite pleasant though seemed rather busy when we were there. They said we could leave stuff there while we were out and about on our checkout day (before catching a train in the afternoon), but it turned out there wasn't any actual locked space to do this in...they just had us leave it in the corner in the dining room...which was fine in the end but certainly made us nervous, and we consequently ended up taking a bit more with us than planned. The location is one of the best features - easy walking distance of the train station (especially once you figure out the closest entrance!) and close to downtown and the river. The house itself is also quite cool, with lots of antiques and knick-knacks. Overall, a perfectly acceptable spot for the price!

Annie's is a step above a hostel but cheaper than a standard hotel/B&B. We loved the quaint style…read moreand friendly staff, and enjoyed the complimentary cereals, tea/coffee, and toast for breakfast. Wifi only works in the common area (and is fairly slow). The location is great, ~10 minute walk to the downtown shops. There are only a few parking spaces in back, so it can be tough to get a spot during crowded times.