This is the first time I have been to this gas stations and I will NEVER go back again. Francisco…read morewas rude and overcharged me. He acted like I was the one with the problem but he couldn't explain why there was a difference in the prepay amount. He was completely clueless. And I was a hostage there until he could figure out what was wrong with pump. I kept asking for a refund and he wouldn't give it to me.

Recently went to get a fill up like I do once a week, there was a safety issue with one of the…read moreemployees so I thought it would take a minute and let the manager know, Derek approached my vehicle instantly was argumentative and abrupt, I tried to explain what happened instead of just listening. He kept interrupting me arguing with me and then before you knew it, it was three against one and very uncomfortable! Maybe try getting a manager with some customer service experience?? try listening and do what you want with the info !

Love this place, for its old school feel, for the service and for the 'pure' gas…read more Would come here all the time to fill up on ethanol-free gas for my older motorcycle, which hates ethanol. (As do I). Always been treated kindly here and felt like I was stepping back in time as I pulled up to the pump. Not the cheapest, but probably the friendliest.

Wonderful service. It certainly hard to find this level of customer service these days. Warms the…read moreheart to know people are still committed to quality.

Went in today and bought a soda only to take a sip and realize that it's completely flat. I looked…read moreat the label to see that it expired YEARS ago. Pretty sad cause i've spent thousands here over the years on gas and snacks but will definitely not be returning!

Zero stars please. They don't even try to speak English out on the pumps. Head nods and shady…read morebiz. Zero customer service and they can't even service their customers. I'm Seeing some child labor laws here that could be outside the age limits that Oregon law has in place. Buy your gas somewhere else, these fools Aren't deserving. And they have major attitude to boot.

When it comes to choosing a 76 station, thank goodness I have plenty of options before arriving in…read moreWest Linn. I've been here twice now, and have concluded this station is not for me. During my first visit, the gas cap key was handed back with my credit card and the attendant disappeared before I could communicate that he'd need it again. I held out the key as he struggled to close the gas cap door. But he just gave me a receipt and left it unlocked. Um okay, that's fine... I'm perfectly capable of locking it. The next (and last) visit- I pulled up to a pump and was angrily waved forward by an impatient young man. I then realized there was another pump hidden behind the small building. Yes, okay that makes sense. While attempting to take a photo for the Yelp page, the attendant leans in the window all creepy-like to ask what I'm doing: "...What?" "What are you doing? Taking a photo? Taking a photo of the sign?" "Y-yeah... I am..." There are plenty of other gas stations out there. I don't feel like dealing with this one again.

At first I was going to provide a good rating. After speaking with Nastasha on the phone she…read moreaccused me of being mean to her. And that she could not provide any professional answers for me and "good bye". This was after a conversation requesting why there were charges on my credit card (check card) totaling $85.79 (80 and 5.79) more than the actual amount of $40.20 which was what the gas cost. She told me that the $5.79 was paid in cash and should not have been charged. So why was it? What happens if I get overdrafts and my balance falls below zero? This can happen even if it's $1 short on the bank account. Her inability to explain what will happen if my bank overdrafts because more money will be drafted is inexcusable for any employee handling the public's money. She said her manager comes in at 5 and leaves at 10am. There was no manager on duty. She could not help me with the answer. And no one else there could help either. If Karen, the boss, had the ability to provide an emergency number to handle customers with important questions, that would have elevated my trust in this station. I had a direct conversation with Natasha asking questions that were relevant. One other question I asked was if I was charged extra for using a credit card. She said it's .10/gallon extra. I run a company. If I charged extra to my customers for their using credit cards, I would be in trouble. It's illegal from what I understand and I explained that to her. I explained I did not know for sure and I would research this. (I did - it's at the end of my review.) There was no nastiness or accusation in my statement. It was neutral. That is when she said she was going to hang up. I thanked her for her time. When assertiveness (not aggressiveness) is turned into meanness, we have a problem with our society. The 2nd star is for this employee, Nicole, who honored the current situation with the .90/gallon when it had to be broken into two separate pumps. That was honorable. Oh, here's another reason for a 1 star: There was one other incident in the past when they were honoring discounts from Safeway. After pumping the gas, the discount did not go through because the attendant put in a wrong phone number. This company did not offer to credit the additional discount which totaled $1.00/gallon. * * * * * UPON RESEARCH: IT IS LEGAL FOR BUSINESSES IN OREGON TO CHARGE A "CONVENIENCE FEE" - However, in 10 states it is illegal. [Reference: http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/credit-card-convenience-fees-cost-surcharges-1280.php] However, as a small business owner myself, I can't really blame this gas station or other companies that tack on extra convenience charges. The blame lies with the credit card companies who force consumers and businesses alike to provide them with our hard-earned dollars and prop them up into multi-billionairre status. I vow to try not to use a credit card as much as possible from this point forward.

it's a hot day. I've been going there for years. never have I been turned down service at this…read more7-Eleven or anywhere for that matter. the boy behind the counter says he's not serving me for what I have no clue. I guess they'll just hire anybody these days.

Wouldn't break $100 even when the owner was flashing ~2" thick in cash. Was going to buy stuff but…read morenot now, forget you guys. RUDE employees.

I was so mad! I REALLY REALLY needed gas and was unfamiliar with the area. I was driving over here…read morea good ten minutes and had put in Astro to the GPS. I need to genuinely find places actual address instead of naming the place in the GPS because I suspect that the larger corp gas stations which charge ridiculous prices pay to have them come up instead of other places. I had this happen a few months back and there was no other gas places anywhere open (it was late at night) forcing me and running on fumes to get gas there. This was the same thing BUT I drove the main street to the other side of the freeway and there IS an Astro right there which has their gas .30 less.... damn it. This spot was a bit tricky in and out also since it is visible right off the freeway so other people fall for that trap. Don't do it! Go down to the other side of the freeway and seriously, there is another gas station RIGHT THERE!

Great place. The staff is helpful and goes above and beyond. During the fires they stated open…read morebeyond usual hours.

Fueling up the rental car in Clackamas, Oregon…read more.. Even though the gasoline tank didn't need it, I thought that I should fill up since Oregon doesn't charge sales tax! In general, Costco has the lowest gas prices. On 4-11-26, regular gasoline was $4.69 per gallon. Outside, we saw it as high as $5.69. So... I'm glad we filled up here. It was efficient and economical!

This is my go-to Costco for literally everything, and since I live just 10 minutes away, it's also…read moremy neighborhood gas station. Not necessarily cheaper, but hey, it's Costco. That's just where I go now. Now for my soapbox moment: can we please stop letting self-service folks hop into the attendant-assisted lines? I know those lines look shorter or more mysterious, but half the time, those folks end up completely stumped by the card reader, standing there like they just discovered fire, and needing the attendant's help anyway. If you're going to jump in the pro lane, bring pro energy. Swipe, pump, and go. If not, stay in the rookie lane where the rest of us can at least mentally prepare. Still a reliable spot, and I'll keep coming back. But let's all agree to respect the gas station flow. Overall service is solid and friendly.