Speedy Mart 1791 North 2nd Street, El Cajon, CA 92021

"GAS 4.99. Gentleman at the cash register was friendly polite. PLace clean and well taken care of especially in an area that is so run down."

"I bought a product here that was no good. My money wasn't returned and had to argue with the cashier. Very rude. I had to settle for something else because he wouldn't return my money because he would lose money. Another customer agreed with what I was saying and he still wouldn't cancel the transaction because he said he couldn't do that. Stay away from this place!"

"Card reader on the pump was not working, looked like it was tampered with-swiped my card and it looked loose, hopefully just damaged (and not tampered with); when I told cashier inside the shop he didn’t seem to be too concerned, just mumbled something and told me to swipe my card, charge $0.45 to use debit card! When transaction was complete, the cashier (gentleman in his 50s) shook his head to the customers behind me. I told him I need a receipt, he printed it but seem to be very annoyed, -like he’s doing me some sort of huge favor- very rude and unprofessional. Had to stop there as ran out of gas, but never had such unpleasant experience. Will not return even though gas prices better than in nearby stations"

"DEBIT CARD INFORMATION WAS STOLEN AFTER USING IT AT THIS LOCATION. Just like another review, my husbands debit card information was stolen and used for fraudulent purchases and cash withdrawal. This was the only location the debit card was used in a number of weeks hence our confidence in this assertion. The card was used while at a pump#5 but best to stay away all together! We have reported this to our bank and the San Diego police department."

"The gas is usually cheap both in quality and in price. Their selection of beverages is decent for a gas station with beer,wine and spirits. A long time ago they sold out of these strawberry shortcake pastries that I adore and never restocked them, still for a good while this was my typical fill up/snack shack station on my way to work until today. I purchased a non-alcoholic beverage on my way to work, and after taking one sip I realized there was something off about the flavor. I checked out the sell-by date and it would expire in just under two weeks. Normally that wouldn't strike me as odd, but I can't recall the last time I bought a drink from a convenience store that was so close to it's sell-by date. I assume it didn't make it to the final stretch and went bad early, as it does contain milk. No big deal, but when I returned here after work and attempted to exchange the drink, the only person working there at the time explained that I would have to keep the drink in my possession and the only way they might exchange it would be through same person that sold it to me, their policy wouldn't allow anything else without the owner being involved. I found this to be preposterous, what sort of store owner hands over the keys to their store and yet won't allow their employee to make a judgement call on a $1.79 drink exchange!? I wasn't planning on going by the store for several days and I had no intention of making a special trip just to meet their overly strict policy, so I remained courteous and asked the guy to toss it in the trash, and left. I can't think that my patronage is valued at this establishment, so from now on I'll fork out a few pennies more per gallon across the street where extremely limited selection actually serves to discourage the impulse buying that keep these sort of gas stations afloat, and as a result I'll still be saving a lot more money in the long run. I will actually miss your shortcake rolls, Seedy Mart."