Chevron

"Before the Pandemic I could always depend on Chevron to have nice clean bathrooms, like it was a corporate standard. Toilet was nasty, no seat liner, stinks like pea, trash ful, just dirty and nasty. Friendly cashier."

"Super expensive gas even just compared to the stations maybe an exit or two uo or down the freeway. Also some of their pumps credit card readers are broken."

"Gas was too expensive but my kids needed to use the restroom so we got gas there and sent them in. The attendant wouldn’t let them use the bathroom because she said the disinfectant needed to dry for 30 minutes. Pathetic and lazy! Other people who bought gas all said they will never go back also."

"I ran out of fuel near this station and had to purchase a fuel can here, not only was the can fairly priced but the attendant, I think his name was Dee, covered the change out of sympathy for my situation. Their prices may not be the greatest but the service was stellar"

"DO NOT. I repeat. DO NOT ENTER THE PREMISES. Whatever you do AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE. I imagine the owner of this cash cow, living somewhere in the Caribbean with his million$ while his business is run into the ground (eventually) by folks (one in particular) who couldn't care less about customer service. The entire place was unkempt. Three of their pumps weren't working and since none of them were labeled as such I had to learn the hard way going from pump to pump in the 110 degree July 4th weekend heat. I went in to tell the worker and he was so dismissive and basically ignored me and told me he'd put a plastic bag on one of the pumps (under his breath). Before then I'd asked him if he could tell me the prices of the two different types of water bottles they had in abundance. His baffled and borderline angry response? "What do you mean how much are they? Just buy it then you'll know." I'm assuming customer service like this can fly during the COVID labor shortage but based on the other reviews this place has been terrible for years. Oh please, consumers, let the market speak. Stop coming here so that they can wonder why, be serendipitously led to Google Reviews, hear the people's voices, and make the changes we gas guzzling drivers deserve. Can we be so lucky?"