I've seen the ero of my ways, so I'm posting this now. It's a very expensive gas station in…read moremidtown. I've only used it twice and only in an emergency. Not my fave place to get gas by a long shot.

This just a standard gas station sells Valero branded gasoline. The convenient store aka Food Mart…read moreis really not impressive. I was here a couple of times because my car was extremely hungry for some fuel. I normally prefer Valero gas station over other brands. This one is in the middle of Midtown across from CVS, next to Midtown Saigon House and near HCC. The gas prices at the pump were extremely confusing. Look at the photos I posted. They could charge as much as 20 cents extra when you use credit card. After I pay cashier, the prices changed. Whoa. Seriously? Beware your surrounding when coming here after dark. They don't have bright lights and they close fairly early.

Let's talk about these gas prices... The location is convenient but the price isn't... Not to busy…read morewith plenty of gas pumps with a full service store... I usually wouldn't stop so close to the Freeway for gas because it is true that the prices are higher... The pump did offer a 5 cent discount for signing up for a free offer... Krogers shopping point also excepted for a 10 cent discount... Every little penny helps with these gas prices...

This place is your average Shell gas station in the daytime. They have everything you would expect…read moreinside the convenience store and the gas prices here generally lower than others around the area. Once it gets darker and later this place becomes very sketchy. Once it's nighttime, you will be bombarded by homeless people begging for money and from what I've observed it's the same people everyday begging there. Apparently it gets bad enough to where around midnight, the clerk has to lock the door and if you want something inside the convenience store, you have to talk to him through this window and you will pay and get your goods through there as well.

Beware!!! This place is crooked! I tried to get gas here, selected regular twice, both times it…read morewent to super! I told the clerk, she said "it's not my problem." Negative rating. I plan on reporting to BBB.

I would like to give no stars. First off at 6am I used the men's room to take care of business. At…read more17 min I'm done and when I go to unlock the door the clerk nocks on the door and tells me I took to long!! I told him that what it takes. He then said he had to customers that wanted to use it. I then told him I can't help it, it is what it is! So he told me don't come back!!! Trust me I won't!!! Then I noticed his gas prices are 2.89!!! Yes this is the med center, Citco across the street is 2.39 wow. I will never come back.

Came here to see their collection of sodas... I guess we were expecting more than an out of the way…read morecorner of the store with a very limited selection of out of stack or obscure sodas and snacks. Found this place in "111 places in Houston that you must not miss" and while interesting... I probably wouldn't be upset if I never saw it.

Everything I was looking for was out of stock and unorganized. Disappointed much less than…read moreexpected. Bummer

Waited here for 20 minutes and decided I'm better off to go across the street, the gas is .08-0.13…read morecheaper ALSO between 2:00-3:30 when they close the register, they put a sign outside so customers know NOT to stay waiting.. literally EVERY time I go here, it is closed and they have 2-3 people waiting outside, it's like the employee is in the back sleeping or something and if they are "closed"why not just put a sign or better yet update your business hours so people don't wait for you outside while your employee finishes up his nap time. crappy gas station that is never open.

I live at one of the high rises right next to this gas station. The employees are some of the…read morerudest people I've encountered working in a business setting. Victoria in particular has uttered several extremely offensive remarks towards me for absolutely no reason upon checking out or leaving the store. I assumed the first time she was just having a bad day. Turns out the owners for both gas stations at the end of the street are the same, and Victoria works at both locations, the Shell and Chevron. After around the fourth time, growing angry I threatening to complain on her, and now I've intentionally gone out of my way to avoid the location and warn all my friends from attending such a horrible business. This is ridiculous and truly sad because the convenient distant alone could have held me as a loyal customer. Fear of verbal abuse for frequenting your local gas station should never have been an issue. The first mutters were just catty, bizarre things, but by the last time I went it was just inexcusably offensive. I will not repeat the slur she spat at me due to my prominence in the yelping community and the desire to remain unaffiliated with the offensive slur. Victoria needs to be let go because the baselessness of attacking me certainly infers I'm not the only one suffering this abuse. It's obvious after witnessing Victoria's physique that she not only lacks respect for customers, but also herself. Chevron you better learn to treat your customers with respect and decency otherwise offended customers such as myself are surely not returning!!

The gas at this service station is pretty pricey compared to what I pay at my regular Chevron near…read moremy house. You'll be looking at paying $2.09 for a gallon of gas, but I cannot complain too much since its good quality and not watered down like at Shell. However, this facility only has one unisex restroom and boy does it smell awfully bad like urine. Also, there's urine all over the floor and usually the seat stays up for the men who uses this restroom here. There's absolutely no seatcovers for the toilet seat, so you would have to squat, but please watch out for the urine on the floor, you don't wanna have to step in that. The guy in front was OK, he showed no emotion and didn't talk much. He wasn't your average friendly neighborhood cashier of what I'm used to, but he was pleasant enough for me to purchase gas. At the pumps, there's plastic gloves and even a mini TV, to keep you occupied while you are feeding your car his/her "nutrients"in order to run. The gloves are for those germaphobic individuals who rather not touch on the pumps. Great location, but with a few pumps it can get crowded very easily.

Horrible service, I stop at this corner gas station to get gas and maybe use the bathroom. I get…read moredown ask the guy if he works here then gives me attitude as if him wearing normal clothes makes it obvious. Then I ask where's the bathroom and says "you can't read the sign on the door". First I didn't see it which is why I asked but that is no way of treating a customer. The sign said "out of service" on the door but how am I supposed to know if he doesn't tell me where it's at. Super disrespectful and shouldn't be tolerated for any buisness to run like that.

When a star dies and becomes a black hole, you could call it a Star Stop…read more This shell location where the star-stop convenience store is, is cheaper than a lot of the gas stations in town, and the only reason it doesn't get really busy is because it's next door to a Murphy USA which is usually 10 cents cheaper. It's the same for all the gas stations around here, and there's some of the cheapest in Houston, but they happen to be right next to the cheapest Murphy in Houston, and that's why I hardly use it. But I have used it a few times, located right next to one of my favorite bakeries, and when Murphy was down or closed or whatever - too busy perhaps - I have used it and it has been great each time I used it.

If you need to "Phil" up, you can come here to do so…read more Down on the South Loop (610) you will find an average price Phillips 66, with a decent convenience store with good options, but very overpriced. The gas here is sometimes a little more or less than the average, but generally it's a pretty good option, and very convenient when you're heading westbound.

This spot has a prime location. Unfortunately it wasn't built for the amount of business it gets…read moreand everything is packed close together. Small store, small gas station fill area, and the parking doesn't make sense at all. I'm honestly surprised more accidents don't happen there. That being said, the gas is the best price around for quite a distance, the store is always stocked and clean, and the cashiers are nice and do their job well. BUT. They are people just like the rest of us and they have to deal with situations and people on the daily that a good percent of Houstonians wouldn't be able to handle and would quit before their first week was over. So if the line is long, maybe instead of being an A-hole to the cashiers and causing a scene that only makes YOU look bad, try to reflect. Maybe you should have left the house 10 minutes earlier so you wouldn't be late. Maybe you don't actually need the gas station snacks since you're already late anyways. Also, if you're done pumping your gas. MOVE your car! Lastly, that just barely car sized spot in between the pumps and the building...that's not a parking spot. But it sure is a giant red flag as to what kind of person you are. Dear Yelp comment reader, please take a moment to "Ad- Lib" the blanks below. (Ad-Lib was provided by a patron at your friendly local neighborhood gas station check out wait line.) I, your --adjective noun-- gets a --noun-- on the way to --location--. I bet you --action-- old ladies --noun-- too!

Rudolfo saved my bladder in the middle of the night. Literally come here daily and the entire staff…read moreis welcoming and attentive. However this young man like his fellow staff went above and beyond tonight.