I've been really unimpressed with this gas station for the last year. I have a speed pass and am…read moreunable to use it at the pump to pay for my gas. This means I have to go into the station each time I buy gas. During the winter the people working at the counter blamed the system not working on the cold weather. It is now the summer and the system has not been fixed all summer long. I'm kind of annoyed by this and think the owner should fix the machines. Why does it work at other ESSO stations. What a waste of time!

Brand new gas station (at least 2010) and it has a drive-thru Tim Hortons. The car wash is the…read morebest I've seen but it is super slow. Avoid the long lineups by going in the off-hours.

Easily accessible through Yonge Street and has the same price as other gas stations in the area…read more The pumps don't have a touchscreen, but they're rather new.

This is one of the best Esso ever! Yash who works at this location always makes my day, rain or…read moreshine or blizzard days! Super friendly and hardworking individual. Very helpful all the time. He always makes our visit pleasant! Even when I talked to my friend's mom about this location and told her about this same staff, she totally agreed with me. If I am any boss that requires excellent customer, I will hire Yash in a heartbeat. Will be back again at this location in no time to fill up more gas.

This Shell station seemed totally fine. I just went to refuel the car so it was a very standard…read moreexperience.

Probably it was the nickname that I gave my friend's car when I saw him driving the grey Audi…read morecovered up with snow and dust after the weekend of heavy snowfall. The nickname was Stormy Grey. And his dislike for Trump and anything related, provoked his angst that he drove up to the closest gas station to get his car wash. It was slow in getting into the car wash. Maybe because it was Friday night and people are trying to get their chores done and getting their car washed was one of them. Painless and quick- it took all in 4 minutes for the car wash to be completed. The kindest was getting in line the car wash code and lining to get into the car wash machine. Quick and easy job. Clean car done in a jiffy!

This is a regular-sized Esso gas station. There are 12 gas pumps. The pumps are new enough but not…read morethe newest with the full touch-screen. There is an attached Circle K convenience store. What is special about this gas station is their car wash. It is the first time where there isn't a track where you fit your tires on, and it pulls you. Instead, you just drive in and turn off your engine. The machine will move forward and backward to wash, rinse, and dry your car. However, this method takes longer. And for some reason, the door into the car wash doesn't close, so the front car waiting to get in and paying at the kiosk gets sprayed upon. There is no free WiFi. The place is wheelchair accessible. The gender-neutral washroom is in the convenience store, and it is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking for the convenience store. Review 2023-264

Esso gas stations are my fav chain. This location has car wash, rbc atm, washroom , and tim hortens…read moreself-serve. The variety store is small in there but has a fair variety of snacks.

If you need to use the washroom after a fill up, please stay clear of the washroom…read more Disgusting......employee came out while I was going in and I was shocked to see the state of the washroom. Let's just leave it at that......

It usually has better and competitive prices among other fas station in North York and even…read moreThornhill area. It's accessible from both Steeles Ave E and Yonge Street. The pumps are rather new, but don't not touch screens. The only problem I noticed was that you cannot import data from two sides of the pump at the same time, which is disturbing. They have touchless carwash and self serve carwash at the side of the station. And Tim Hortons Drive-Thru is always filled with cars waiting in line to get their beverage/snacks.

Petro Canada is my favourite gas station. I find their attendants to be friendly and courteous…read more This specific location has several very nice people working. Great, convenient location for me and competitive prices.

I normally don't do reviews for gas stations but for this Petro Canada location, I'll make an…read moreexception. Now, I live around this area and go here frequently to fill up my gas and buy food inside, however, there are some problems that I encounter frequently and here they are: 1) The morning/evening shift management and employees are very rude and inexperienced who don't know what they are selling. If I, for example, ask one of them for a LARGE KING STUDIO cigarettes, then they SHOULD KNOW WHAT IT IS AND WHERE IT IS since their stock display IS NEATLY LABELLED AND ORGANIZED for them to read. 2) The washrooms are not maintained to which you can expect urine and paper towels on the floor when you go there during the day. 3) Some of there Ready-To-Eat sandwiches are not fresh and sometimes are expired. Now, the only reason that I will give this location a 2 star rating is because of one KIND, INTELLIGENT and ALERT employee who works over there by the name of Karamjeet. Karamjeet has been working at this location for about a couple of years now and he is very polite and friendly with all of his customers and KNOWS WHAT HE IS DOING! He is also a VERY FUNNY GUY who always jokes around claiming that he owns 25 to 50% of Suncor (Petro Canada's parent company). Hey Karamjeet, CAN I HAVE THIS STORE THEN?? LOLZ. But yeah, Karamjeet makes my day (or night, since he works there for the graveyard shift) every time that I go there and you should probably come around this time to meet and buy from him. On behalf of my friends, family and co-workers, THANK YOU, KARAMJEET, for making us feel welcome as you ARE AN OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE for this location!

This location used to be my favorite, but not anymore. On March 28, 2025, around 1 AM, after a long…read moreday at work, I stopped by to refuel. When I approached the cashier, he was mopping the floor behind a locked door--hardly a priority at that hour. I knocked on the glass and buzzed once, but he didn't respond. I buzzed again, and he finally looked up, giving me a dirty look. With a hostile attitude, no smile, and zero customer service, he walked over, glaring at me as if I were trespassing on his private property. I asked for $40 worth of gas. He didn't bother asking if I had a CAA card or Air Miles, which they're supposed to do, so I told him to hold on a second. Instead of waiting, he turned around and walked all the way to the back of the store to continue mopping. I stood there, stunned, jaw dropped--what kind of customer service was this? Is this even the same Canada I used to know? Clearly not. I confronted him and asked, "Are you the owner of this gas station, or do you just work here?" He claimed to be the owner, which I highly doubt. I asked, "What kind of service is this? I'm standing outside in the cold, trying to pay for fuel, and you walk away to mop the floor at 1 AM?" His response? "Am I watching videos on my phone?" I replied, "No, genius. You're straight-up ignoring me while I'm trying to give you business. Zero professionalism. Zero manners." At that point, I decided I wasn't going to spend a dime there. I left without fueling up and will never return. Businesses with service this bad don't deserve our money. I encourage everyone to boycott places that treat customers like an inconvenience. No more profit for them--they need a reality check. Too much privilege has made them cocky.

Air Miles and Shell have an offer that has perked my attention; bonus rewards for a $5 minimum…read moreconvenience store purchase. There's firewood, ice, beverages, Lotto, snacks, vehicle fluids & some parts in the Select convenience store as well as a clean washroom. The staff are friendly. Three grades of fuel are available from 12 self-serve pump stations but no diesel. A car wash and vacuum service is also onsite.

I was driving up Bathurst Street today, heading northbound to Highway 7. I saw this Petro-Canada. I…read moreneeded to fuel my car, so I did a u-turn at the traffic lights at Clark Avenue and turned right into this gas station. There were plenty of bays available for fuelling. I took the one on the far left, The gas price was cheaper than what I saw in Markham by two cents. It seemed appealing to take advantage of this cheaper price here. This gas station was clean. I managed to get rid of an empty drink cup by using the garbage receptacle nearby. I had no problem paying at the pump. I inserted my Petro Points card, followed by my 407 ETR savings card, and then my credit card. I then had the gas pumping hands-free while I used a squeegee on my car's back windshield. I didn't go into the Neighbours convenience store. I saw many folks going in, including a TTC bus driver. He had parked his bus on Bathurst Street, right behind where I was. I thought, at first, that he was a staffer at the store. The man inside Neighbours and the TTC driver were both wearing red polo shirts. The Neighbours staffer looked out the window often. It was a bit creepy after a while. Either he was bored out of his mind or was tracking everyone. It's a good gas station to fill up your car's gas tank. My back windshield looks clean! I had no problems leaving the gas station afterwards to resume my northbound trip up Bathurst. (318)

Recently fueled up at Petro Canada, and I was pleasantly surprised by the affordable gas prices -…read moredefinitely cheaper than other stations around. The station was clean, and since I paid at the pump, I didn't go inside the store. Nevertheless, the overall experience was quick, efficient, and cost-effective