Stopped here on the way to the Madonna Inn from Port Hueneme. Super nice gas station, clean woman's…read morebathroom, lots of unique snack choices, super friendly employees, AC on, low gas prices and a car wash. The employee who helped me was Nigel and he was super polite. I loved that they had a big box of tootsie pops on the counter. I rarely see lollipops for sale anymore.

Quick stop as the car was low on air and we were already on our way out of town and had a very long…read moretrip ahead of us. So to ease our minds we stopped here to get some air. Went inside to make sure it was free. The guy inside was nice. Filled the tires with air and we were on out way. Easy Peasy!

Please put a "for real trucks" sign where the 2 diesel pumps are in the back! I'll be waiting half…read morean hour for this narcissist to fill his tank in the back of his truck (with 1 pump). Ridiculous. Buses and trucks only! And always super long line inside.

Stopped here to use the RV dump station. $7.50 (December 2024). The location is easily accessible…read morefrom highway 101. The attendant was very friendly and offered us gloves if we needed them. The only weird thing about it is the area where you park is slightly tilted so you don't get the best emptying of the tanks (driver side). So we flushed a few times to the best of our ability.

Super cool friendly staff and the gas prices are below the local average. Their coffee is always…read morehot and good, for me that is a lot especially since most to-go convenience stores have crap coffee or its cold.

Even though a sign was posted that everyone had to wear a mask the policy was not being enforced…read more Several customers walked in without masks. The cashier did not have her mask on properly. Her nose was not covered. There was a manager standing two feet away talking to someone and not making sure the mask policy was being properly enforced. Now that CA is experiencing a second shut down you would think more people would take this seriously. I won't be returning to this gas station until they start to do their part. Everyone has to do their part.

Needing to find a pit stop, I found quaint Collins Market in Los Alamos. This town is really…read moremesmerizing and the people are very friendly. Inside the market, I was greeted warmly and happy to help out. Seeing the tri tip sign outside, I asked and they informed me of their combo special. Why not? For a store deli, I was impressed with the meat. You could clearly see the smoke rings in the meat and it was tender and flavorful. For $10 with homemade potato salad and drink can't beat nowadays! And worthy of a 5-star review.

Great stop for gas, food, and drinks. The clerk was very sweet and could right off the bat…read moredetermine that we were out-of-towners. We had small talk and it felt so nice to have a conversation with someone from a small nearby town. Didn't try any of their hot food deli items but I'm reading that they're a hit!

This is an amazing gas station. The place is never jam packed so there is never an awkward waiting…read morefor a pump situation. The gas station is right off the Avenue of The Flags exit going southbound on the 101. The entrance for 101 south and north is also conveniently located right down the road making this the closest thing to a drive thru gas station.

Easy access from Highway 101 N, if you are looking for a gas station late at night.read more

On my way back from a trip to San Luis Obispo I decided to stop for gas in Santa Ynez. Waze pointed…read moreme to this Chevron location and I'm glad that it did. This small four pump gas station with a single automotive repair bay reminded me of something you would see in the movies. Not only what is I able to fill up my tank, but the attendant was kind enough to clean my front and rear windshields wonderfully. The customer service reminded me of older times and it was much appreciated.

Was looking for air station. This gas station had one that was a part of the repair garage. The…read moreservice station attendant went out of his way to help me fill up a kiddie pool. :-)

Items in the gas station are decently priced its a good stop if you need a snack or some gas. Gas…read moreisn't cheap but its like that everywhere so there's no problem. Over fair 4-star review.

Mid-July, we were on our way up to Solvang for a couple days of wine tasting when our 2012 Kia…read moreOptima started bucking severely and the engine and oil warning lights came on. We were lucky to be just outside of town and managed to limp the car into Jim's Service Center. I checked the oil and it was really low, so I went inside to buy a couple quarts. Luis stepped forward and assisted me with the oil, even putting it into the car's engine, so I didn't have to get dirty doing it myself. Unfortunately, the engine warning light stayed on, so we left the car onsite so John (mechanic) could check it out the next day. John called us the next afternoon and said that he looked at it, but they didn't have the correct analysis equipment to read our Kia's engine malfunction code. He suggested a couple other shops in town. Unfortunately, they were booked up for several weeks. We made arrangements to have the car towed down to the Kia dealership in Ventura (see review for Kirby Kia of Ventura, CA). Jim's allowed us to leave the car there until the next afternoon when the tow service was available. John was very upfront and honest. Didn't even charge us for the time it took him to do the initial analysis to find out what the issue was. You always hear about auto mechanic shops taking advantage of people. I just can't express how impressed I am with the professionalism, courtesy, and honesty of the Service Center's team. I only wish they were in my neighborhood, so if I need any future assistance with our vehicles, they'd be there to help.