Convenient place to refill. I've always been greeted by friendly staff. Only negative is its too…read moreclose to the mechanic shop so parking is limited if you need to go into the service station.

I only trust this branded gas stations, due to experience of having filling up gas from another…read moreunbranded gas station which felt watered down. It is a small gas stop. Conveniently, there is a car auto shop right next to it incase you have car problems. Unfortunately no washrooms in this small store, but has the necessary items for snacks, drinks & etc. Not much else to say, except staff is okay and there is a mall close by to see if you're into window shopping. Recommended for quick fuel-ups or snacks.

I hate, hate, hate paying too much for gas. I won't drive out of my way for it, but I regularly…read morepass about 10 different stations on my commute. The posted prices are usually within a few cents per liter of each other, but Centex is regularly the cheapest. The level of HAPPY that scoring the cheapest gas along my communte brings me is of epic proportions. Seriously. On Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, the price at the pump is 2 cents per liter cheaper than the posted price. They don't just adjust the posted price on these days either - the posted price is STILL lower than other stations. But where the REAL BIG savings come in is if your car, like mine, requires premium (91+ octane). Some of the other big guys (*cough* Esso *cough*) get sneaky and only post their price for regular gas. When you get to the pump, you realize that premium is $0.15+/L more than regular. Ohhhh SNAP. At Centex, premium is always $0.10/L more than regular. Always. So, lets get out our calculators. $0.05+/L more for premium, plus $0.02/L on Wed / Sat / Sun, plus having a regularly posted price a few cents cheaper than other stations.... adds up to at least $0.10 per liter. You might be thinking "10 cents? who cares?". WELL. Stats Canada says that the average Canadian drives 18,000km per year. At average fuel economy, the 10 cents savings will quickly add up to $200 per year! It will be even more if you drive an older car or drive more than average. Moral of my rant: Start filling up at a nearby Centex. Take the $200+ you save and treat yourself to a nice dinner at one of the fine establishments in town. Review #14 of Yelp's 30 Day Review Challenge 2012

Excellent full service station. Cheap Gas…read more Subway sandwich shop in the back Propane Diesel Nice staff!

This place has the most lousy customer service and has a person that drives a blue dodge.1500 that…read moreis either a customer or a part of the team who is so arrogant that let a customer drop a propane tank at their propane filling station and go in to ask for help. TO ANYONE AND EVERYONE THAT WORKS IN THAT AREA OR WANTS TO USE THEM DO NOT AS THEY HAVE THE WORST SERVICE IN TOWN.

Terrible place, terrible owner. 5 cents cheaper on fuel is not worth it…read more My mom booked a uhaul with her credit card and paid online. What we didn't realize is that they need it again at the store when you pick it up. Our bad. I went to grab the van without her, when I said I didn't have the card, he accused me of being rude for no reason, I was definitely taken back. He told me I'm not renting a van without the card, and I told him I would come back with my mom. He then asked if she would behave in the store, I asked him what the hell did you just say? Then he said I was rude and I couldn't rent a van at all. I'll admit, once this transpired I proceeded to tell him to F himself and started walking out. He ran out from behind the counter and grabbed what I think was a window brush as a weapon. We exchanged a few more words and I left. If you read other reviews online, his responses are great, accusing reviewers of working for the competition and doing spam reviews. No apologies, points out reviewers spelling mistakes, what a class act.

This Petro is in a good location in a newer community. No other gas stations around unless you…read moredrive way down the street. They basically have all you need a the gas station... Late night snacks and drinks. It's a newer gas station so nice location and nice employees.

Need fuel? This gas station is open 24 hrs. Also, diesel, car wash, lottery and slurpees!read more

I inquired about the tire sale they had advertised outside their shop (photo available). I waited…read morefor a long time for my turn, so I had to miss my Friday congregational prayers, instead I prayed alone in the car, and I was interrupted repeatedly and my car door was opened without seeking permission multiple times during prayers. All the customer service representatives were quite rude with me. Finally someone who called himself "Jay", though briefly he called himself "Jaydico" (the spelling of which might not be accurate). When I asked him about the tire ad, brought his calculator and just punched in how much I would have to pay for a tire or a set of 4 tires, not decribing the brand, tyre time, etc. He simply refused to tell me about the "Tire Sale" which was advertised outside Lube City. I was patient with him and repeated kept asking me about the details of the sale. Rather he kept saying that I need to pay $700+ for tire changes, the details of which he did not describe, while not answering my question. He said the "Tire Sale" ad means that Lube City sells tires, nothing more. When I insisted, he asked me to come to the office to talk about it. I did not see this a reasonable, so I did not follow him. Finally, he askked me to talk to BDM Mr. Javid Hashimi. I asked Mr Hashmi about the ad, and said that they have some good deals at first, but then again started talking about what I would have to pay, rather than describing the advertised "Tire Sale". Then he asked me that give the phone to "Jay", and came back with the same script as "Jay". He started using foul abusive language and asked me to leave. I made notes about the incident and he came back to appease me, saying that he too is a Muslim, talking in a foreign langauge to break a deal. After leaveig, I took a photo of the ad. He quickly came to engage me, but I did not speak with him and left. I just want Lube City to improve customer service for their own good and do not wish any resolution.

GIVEN A CHOICE, I'D RATE A ZERO!! Harvest Hills outlet staff…read morewill lie to your face. I got verbal quotes before doing each item, totalling $100 before infamous environmental fees and tax. After the work was done I had to argue with them to honor their quotes, and they told me they never made the quotes and tried to charge me $217 before fees and taxes. They finally made it sound like they did me a favor and took it down to $175, STILL way more than quotes, but work was done and they had me. Who knew I'd need a written quote for a couple of air filter; (really, $70 for a $20 cabin filter?!?!). DONT GO HERE IF YOU'RE EXPECTONG HONESTY!!!

I'm not one to typically review a gas station. This one, however, has saved me on more than one…read moreoccasion when I've left a downtown club at 2am and found myself running on gas reserves. Bottom line: it's downtown, and it's open 'round the clock, so every club-going Calgarian needs to know about this particular station! 4* instead of 5 only because I once stepped in a small puddle of gas here and ruined my favorite pair of dance shoes. Not sure this is the fault of the station, but still...

A service station is tough to review, since we often take them for granted. We show up. We gas…read moreup. We`re gone again. So its hard to rank one over the other. However, there are a few basic points that make me happy that this particular Victoria Esso exists: 1. Location, location, location! I live in suburbia in the SE, so it is very handy to have a gas station at close and easy access on the way home. 2. It has a drive through car wash. 3. It has 3 access/exit points, so the parking lot is rarely a gong show with people trying to come and go. 4. It has a convenience store, which at times comes in handy. All and all, few complaints here with the location and services. My only concern is that there are, at times, homeless people that cause a minor disturbance. Not often, but it has happened on more than one occassion. In my opinion, this happens pretty much anywhere downtown, but it is a consideration with this location over the burbs. No fault of the business, but its definately a part of doing any business in downtown locations.

The highlight of this location is the self wash stations attached to the drive thru wash…read more This location is very close to my work, so I have been going here biweekly for almost seven years. The service is always pretty good (friendly/helpful) and the store is always clean (unlike the station by my house-see previous review). This location has lots of pumps so there is always space and THEY HAVE AN AIR HOSE - this is a big deal as they are hard to find. Out back they have a six bay U-wash with brand new power washers with soap, wax, vacuum, soap/brushes and clean, fresh water. There is also a drive thru wash with three levels to choose from. On sunny days the car washes do line up - come early. April Challenge 14/30

AVOID!!! I used to like this place but it's gone down hill…read morein a bad way. Paid almost $100 including an "extra" $10 for the rims which are still dirty. They threw out all my gas receipts for work and left a sticky residue all over the steering wheel. Rear bumper is covered in a dirty film. I won't be going back here any more, no one there cares about the work they do, nor do they put much effort into doing the job properly. Sad because it used to be a good place but so run down now with no professionalism.

Hey, if I could give them no stars at all, I would, but it's not an option. I dropped off my…read morebeloved car for a spring car wash with no apparent damages I could see, and I picked it up a few hours later with a long crack in the windshield. Now that's a surprise, when the cost of deluxe car wash was $94.49 with the GST, the driver's floor was not clean - justifying that they don't clean the "pedals", which has nothing to do with the floor, AND the cost to replace the windshield is to be determined, but I can guess. What a run-down service, with no customer satisfaction to speak of; not only I will never be going there again, but I highly recommend you do so too, especially if you care for your windshield. HA, HA, HA, they said certainly they didn't cause the cracking of my windshield because there was no other similar claim that day! Imagine what an excuse, as if they take responsibility ONLY if they have many claims of cracked windshield on a particular day. Plus, they don't offer discounts for such mishaps, they pocket full cost of the car wash, almost $100 bucks, and leave the rest on the "customer satisfaction survey" which does not exist for a good reason.

Having to prepay for gas is still a new experience for me even though I've been coming to Canada…read morefor decades. Why I don't at some gas stations in this country but do at others is a mystery. Also why some will let me prepay at the pump while others make you go inside is also a mystery. This location requires going inside for the prepay option even though the pumps claim they take cards. Having to pay $2.72 for a 12 oz bottle of water is ridiculous. Cashier was struggling with another customer so she told me she would ring me on another register but then went back to the other one. Took 15 minutes to prepay for gas and buy a bottle of water.

Honest hard working long term family owned and operated business. Great people providing great…read morevalue to myself and our families fleet.

The staff are very friendly, especially at the gas bar. Like most of these real 'service stations'…read morefrom decades gone past, this place is in a little need of refreshing - but having a community service station that can look after your vehicle repairs as well as the basic regular gas up and convenience items is pretty handy. I sure hope they don't close down the repair service side, dealerships are monopolizing on everything these days so it's nice to have this option!!