I had to deal with an unexpected low tire pressure situation in a rental car while I was on my way…read moreto work, and I sure appreciated that this station has an air pump and that the method of payment for the air pump is a credit card. I was on a tight schedule an and this was a lifesaver!

Worst bathrooms I have ever seen. Nasty does not even come close. We live close by in Lebanon and…read morehave always purchased our gas here but NO MORE! We had been to the beach and decided to fill up before going home 15 minutes away but had to use the facilities. The lady ahead of us warned us about how bad it was but it was much worse than she described. We left and drove across the street to another station to get gas and use the sparkling clean restrooms. Shame on the managers for not doing inspections.

I stop in here on my way through town quite frequently. I also go for the A&W located inside the…read morestore. My buddy Matt loves it, so we end up here often. The gas station is open 24 hours, which is amazing at times and a life saver. I typically forget to stop and get gas when I'm leaving Portland and so I have to stop in either Albany or Corvallis for it. The employees have always been friendly, the bathrooms clean, and the product selection in the store is pretty decent. It's the average convenient store, but it works. I rarely buy things from the store. I stop for gas, to use the bathroom, or visit A&W. But when I need anything, the store is there and that makes it nice. Would I return? Yep, I have no complaints. It's a great location, just off the freeway, and it's just a good place to stop and stretch when I'm on the last leg of a drive home. Review 158 of 2017.

Nasty attitude from the employee pumping gas. I pulled up and waited patiently. She came up and…read moretook my card and popped it in before I could even ask if the station honored Safeway points. She immediately removed the card and said, "you should have asked me before I put your card in. Now I have to reset this and it's going to take several minutes! Is that what you want?" I'm sorry, whaat?! Did I just get reprimanded by the attendant?! I was polite, and said yes please. She said, well it's going to take a few minutes to reset the system, picks up the handle and slams it into the cradle and walks off. She comes back about 8 minutes later and picks it up, and slams it down again (I'm thinking the 1st slam didn't take?) A few minutes go by and she returns asking for my Safeway ID. To my delight (yes I said delight), she huffs and says you have ZERO points. what can I say? If that's all I can get out of how rude she was, I will take it. She went on to tell me how points don't roll over like phone plans... If you can get gas elsewhere, I would suggest driving past this Chevron; Unless of course, you don't mind the attitude. Just be sure to spit your Safeway ID out BEFORE you hand her your card.

I've stopped in here many times on my way through town. I prefer the Chevron next door, but I've…read morestill picked this one many times, depending on the time/number of customers there, if I'm in a hurry. It's one of those places where it's a toss up if it'll be OK or not. Sometimes you get nice employees, sometimes you get cranky ones. Sometimes the store is clean, sometimes it's not. I've been in a few times and it was gross. I walked in once and my bladder was about to explode. The employee told me a huge bus full of high school girls had just been in, and he was going in to clean the restroom, so to be aware it may be gross, or wait for him to finish. Cool. It was one of those where I told him I'd use the men's restroom if he didn't mind. Really had to go, and didn't care. It was also very late at night, so the probability of anyone else coming in was slim. He was fine with that, as I was too. They sell the brand of cigarettes I prefer, which is always nice. I honestly don't know if the Chevron next door does or not. I've never paid attention. It seems like when picking which store to stop at, it really depends on what I need. If I'm going for smokes, I'll pick this one. If I need gas or just to use the restroom, I'll pick the Chevron. Would I return here? Yeah. It's not a bad place, by any near means. It's simply a 50-50 chance of it being a good or mediocre experience. I've never had an exceptional or terrible experience in here. It's always somewhere in the middle. Review 159 of 2017.

The stupid gas attendant old guy charge me $85 and filled up my tank and tops off as well. I ask…read morefor $30 of gas and some how the jerk puts a full tank of gas in. These people are crooks!

Today I walked into circle k with my friend to get a fountain pop, and the cashier lady made my day…read moreand said that my drink was on her. I hope she knows her kindness goes a long way!

Good god fix the flow of the diesel pumps, they are the slowest in the valley!! Also raise the max…read moreto a reasonable price. $100 ain't filling no diesel tank.....

I stopped here before sunrise not knowing the rules of self service stations in Oregon but I soon…read morelearned after the attendant jumped to his feet in a panic just as I swiped my credit card and began pumping fuel into my rental. This state has or had a similar law as does the state of New Jersey that prevents the driver from pumping their own gas in the name of safety, uhm that is unless the county has fewer than 40,000 residents then it's ok and safe I guess. Apparently the Oregon law passed nearly seven decades ago banned drivers from pumping their own gas the state law made it illegal for gas station customers to pump their own gas and mandated $500 fines for stations that violated the law by letting customers pump gas and risk blowing up planet earth. This tiny increase in freedom is apparently too much for some Oregonians to wrap their heads around. The problem is that many people are not capable of knowing how to pump gas since they never had nor do they know the hazards of doing it since the law has been in effect longer than most people have been alive. Although tens of millions of Americans in 48 states pump their own gas and--miraculously--manage to avoid setting themselves on fire or drowning in gas most around here feel this a service that only a few qualified people are capable of performing. The guy that approached me today looked so stoned I doubt he could of ran my credit card much less being capable of inserting the gas nozzle in the tiny hole without damaging the paint or spraying ethanol all over the ground. I guess I'll give them four stars for having such a rad staffer and for surviving the new law thus far, welcome to 2018 Oregonians...

Location advertises propane, yet fails to fix their propane station?? Service in general is…read moremediocre and slow. I'll drive a bit further and go elsewhere from now on.

This station is just before you go to highway from Albany. Stopped to fill up tank. Small store…read morethan usual chevron stores. Attendant was super nice and attentive. He immediately came as soon as we stopped and was careful in asking what we want. Extra star for for him.

I know it's super weird to write yelp reviews for gas stations but I got to give these guys props…read more I commute from Portland to Albany and fill up my tank at least twice a week - always stopping at the Chev. The man-boys (teenagers?) are super attentitve and always wash my window. They kind of trot over to my car as soon as I pull up. Now that is service!

WARNING: DO NOT GET GAS HERE!!!…read more Used GasBuddy to save a few pennies on a road trip. This place was a few cents less and not far from the highway. Driving a newer car with a 10 gallon tank. I was bone dry one time and it used 10.1 gallons. I know this car. I had 1 notch below 1/2 tank (~4.5 gallons full), but wanted to top off for the trip home. I tried multiple cards and it kept having "card reader error". I finally went in and pre-paid and the cashier told me it would credit the balance back in a day or so *fine* I prepaid way more than I needed. I gassed up and my 10 gallon tank, that was half full, took an additional 8.2 gallons?! You have got to be kidding?! There is NO WAY that my 10 gallon tank, that was Half-Full, could possibly take an additional 8.2 gallons. No Way. I went inside and talked to a cashier. The cashier's on duty said, "yeah, we hear that a lot. We keep telling the owners that customers are complaining and we need to have the pumps calibrated. We also keeping telling them that the card readers are all broken and only use tap pay. We've been telling them for MONTHS. They just don't care." Holy smokes! This is SO ILLEGAL!!! I was OVERCHARGED BY 3+ GALLONS of gas. I thought I was saving a few cents a gallon and ending up being overcharged by ~$10 for gas because they have tinkered with the pumps to read that it has pumped more than it actually does and charges accordingly. STAY AWAY.

Seems the only people that they can get to work there are the inept and the inconsiderate! I hope…read morethey are only getting minimum wage. That's $5 an hour more than they are worth. You need a cattle prod to get them to more a few steps from behind the counter and anything beyond "Duh what" is stretching their vocabulary. Being disabled means having to wait for them to get a clue and honking my horn after 10 min. Received no reply either, luckily I had enough fuel to get home this time. They never came out after 20 min. So I left. $30 loss today thousands lost as a former customer! I hope they get robbed and they call 911 and they tell them we will be there if we get the time! Like they do in California. Nothing quit so stupid as calling 911 and being put on hold. Crooked service station owners were getting ragged on for decades in Oregon because the cost of fuel is at least 50 cents a gallon higher than everywhere else. They always had the excuse that they had to pay pump jockey' because of no self service. Well that excuse is gone why are you still lining your pockets?

I went there on July 30, I asked Alex, a new hire on his 2nd day, can I pay with card and cash, he…read moreRUDELY says I DON'T KNOW! I run my card and decline bc I need to pay cash & card. I ask again, he RUDELY repeats I DON"T KNOW! His coworker, who is the supposed manager comes over and shows him how to do a card and cash transaction. I say I asked before, manager hollers WELL YOU DON'T HAVE TO COME HERE! I say thank you for the AWESOME SERVICE! I start leaving, call them a$$holes and the manager follows me out, still hollering. The next Saturday, I go and the manager said that I am banned and he radios to the gas station attendents to give them my license plate #. I have been going to this gas station for 6 years now. I am friendly with the gas station attendants and cashiers. I don't know why Alex targeted me and was so rude. Discrimination is all I can think, I am Native American. I have called and left a message with the owner, who has not called me back. I am not sure who the owner is, whether it is Younger or AM/PM. I am writing a review on the BBB website, too.

DO NOT GO HERE! If I could give this place 0 stars I would…read more Oregon has a law that makes us as drivers give them the power of handling our vehicles. I recently had a trip through Oregon and their pump attendant Mickayla was incredibly rude and unprofessional. She broke my gas door when I specifically told her not to close it because of a similar occurrence I had had on a previous trip. And now the manager Tori is saying that they won't do anything about it. So just a word to the wise don't leave your car in their hands you'll leave with damage and probably won't know about it. Save the money it'll cost you in damage and pay the extra 10-20 cents at another station.