A ubiquitous service station on the northbound side of US Route 27 in my little town. It was…read moreformally a Hess. If you are contemplating stopping in, here are four things to note- 1. The gas price will not be the absolute lowest in the area, but it will be close. 2. They have updated pumps with all the latest bells & whistles. 3. The store is clean and well stocked. 4. They have two EV charging stations with easy access. If Chevron is a preferred brand for you, I suspect you will give them four stars!

Ubiquitous! If you look it up in a dictionary, it should have a picture of a gas station /…read moreconvenience store combo. There must be a million of them and this one is a sad example. The only reason I stopped here is a friend asked me to meet here to caravan to a local eatery. Gas Price- I'll give them this one. They stay within a penny or three of the big guys. Pumps- They are OK but behind the times and don't have all the bells and whistles like much of the competition. The Store- It's the Stop-N-Shop brand. Just like the pumps, out of date and a bit neglected. There are several places with equally easy access within tenths of a mile that are worlds better! I'll bet the only reason they stay in business is the appear to maintain a fair gas price.

Great price for gas and always clean I would recommend this place to save a few centsread more

Aah, the ubiquitous gas station-store combo! There must be a million of them! This one takes full…read moreadvantage of the famous saying' "Location, location, location!" They have the corner of the busiest intersection within quite a few miles. On the surface they seem to check all the boxes. They have gas, the store, propane, U-Haul rentals and lottery. Unfortunately, they seem to have let their prime location go to their head a little bit. The gas prices are OK, but you can usually do better a minute or two down the road. The pumps are also OK but a little dated. The store is definitely dated and a little dim but decently stocked. Those hot dogs on rollers scare me because I don't know how many miles they've rolled! Once you leave the pumps, parking is tough if you want to patronize the store. The parking lot in general looks beat up. If you're from out-of-town you stop in because you really don't know that better locations a minute or two away. If you are a local, like me, you go to much nicer competitors!

Beware!! Stopped for gas & ran credit card at pump..it was "declined" for no reason..went in…read morestore..paid cash..received a phone call from American Express..they tried to charge $75 on credit card!! These people are thieves!

There is an uncomfortable sense of desperation that makes me think this place will soon go to that…read morevery large graveyard of abandoned gas stations that dot the landscape of our country. I visit here and the first word that come to mind is "sketchy!" The parking lot is a little beat up and not welcoming. The other businesses in the teeny tiny plaza are vacant. The signage is makeshift. The pumps are also sketchy, and everything may not work. Gas prices are about $.15 gallon higher that the big guys as they are off the major roads. To be fair, the inside has most of the stuff you would want but the big guys have a much better selection and cleanliness. The lady that waited on me reeked of boredom. Of course, I never got a "Thank you!' As it's the holidays, I'm going to be charitable and go with two stars!

I don't want to go back to the 60s! When it comes to gas stations, I'm not into nostalgia!…read more I'm a Yelp old fart and I learned to drive in the 60s and this is exactly what a station looked like back then and I was not impressed. Location- On Route 27 North but not at an intersection. Pain in the ass if you are going the other way! Facility- Not the cleanest. A small, crowded store. Also crowded pumps. A little old style, one-bay car wash. Overall, underwhelming! Service- Very pleasant people. A bright spot here. Prices- Some of the best in town but not enough savings compared to the convenience of the newer style stations. I'll give them two stars but that's the best I can do!

Came for a car wash. Paid $14 to still have dirt on my car. I so not recommend this car wash. It's…read morebest to use the car washing services a few buildings over.

Would be just an average gas station if it wasn't for the risk of having your credit/debt card info…read morestolen. Funny how you trace back all the people who have gotten their card info stolen all have this place in common. Typically one of the dirtiest stations around. Just one of those you find in the shadower sides of town that isn't on a shadow side. Beware of the carwash. Majority of the time doesn't work. The times it does you be lucky to have your car come out cleaner let alone with out a new scratch.

I have many good things to say about this property and one bad thing that ruins it all!…read more The good- * If you are on Route 27 North it's easy in and out. * The pumps are high-tech fantastic with color screens. They have figured out how to deal with the frustrating Florida sun glare issues. * The attached store is spotless, beautifully maintained, and has a very good variety. * If you are paying cash this is a great place to stop. The bad- * I was charged $.10 / Gallon extra for using my credit card! My 17 gallon fill-up cost me an extra $1.70 and that is outrageous! There are half a dozen stations just down the street that don't do that. Enough said!

Closed at 2 pm on a Sunday. Not good for business…read more I wish I could tell you more than that but unfortunately I can't. The location seems very convenient but it's very inconvenient to pull in and then realize they're closed.

It was Wednesday afternoon at 2pm on August 28th and Tropical Storm Dorian got upgraded to a…read moreCategory 1 Hurricane. I immediately called Ridge Propane. Even though the employee that answered the phone sounded extremely overwhelmed with many phone calls, I felt like I was the only customer she had all day. She was sweet as pie and very reassuring. She told me that due to approaching storm that numerous other clients had ordered propane replenishment before me but that they would deliver after the hurricane passed. I said ok and booked my refueling. I should not have let my tank run to 30%. Lesson learned. My new goal is to keep it always at 80%. Yesterday morning, on Saturday, my dogs' incessant barking woke me up early. It was a Ridge Propane delivery driver to refill my underground propane tank. I was surprised since I was informed about my delivery after the hurricane passed & when things got back to normal. I greeted the gentleman with a wide smile & some bewilderment. He was super friendly. He mentioned that the company brought in out of state personnel, like him, to help aide in fulfilling all their fuel deliveries. Now that is customer service. Other propane outfits I had reached out to also promised delivery after the storm some 7 days out from my initial call. Ridge Propane really cares about the community they serve. They will always be my propane provider. Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!

Tried multiple times to reach their customer service but I could never get through. Let messages…read moreand never heard back from the messages.