Speedway

"The attendant will fill your tank, regardless of how much you ask for. This is a growing trend around gas stations in this area. Be cautious."

"Met this cool ochoa guy pretty chill definitely gonna come back."

"Never had an issue with this station, wish it had a larger lot for the store so they could get more business, but I have always had a spot to park in - it has the best selection/price imho of energy drinks in the area and good deals on snacks. As for all the bad reviews, most are from the typical impatient, self-absorbed, egotistical Jersey residents. Yeah sometimes only one gas attendant can work and all of a sudden every car in the county pulls in for gas, they can't get to everyone at once. Plan ahead and don't run your car empty or leave your house earlier sheeesh. We're lucky folks show up to work at all and that the station is still open, otherwise I'd have to go to route 17 for good gas."

"I’m not one to do this but I’ve had two terrible experiences with this station. Two months prior to this review, one of the attendants broke my gas cap and the station would not admit to breaking it or pay for the damages, so I stopped going. Today I gave them another shot since it’s located close to where I live. I handed the gas station attendant $20 dollars and asked for premium. I look over and suddenly my car is completely full at $31.04 dollars. They told me to go inside to pay, and I was livid. If I wanted my tank full, I would have asked. I had only had the $20 on myself, and they took my license number and make/model and told me to come back to pay it. I was the bigger person and paid for it, but it’s not something I should not be paying for. This is the second issue where they won’t admit to being at fault."

"OK, this place has decent gasoline, and I have not shopped in the convenience store attached. However, the last two times I have visited, they try to cheat me out of money. Granted it is pennies, but I get the feeling that the gas attendants do this to any cash paying customer, and at the end of the day could easily be pocketing a few bucks cash. Once the pump stops, they click it a few times until the price is up near a dollar, and then instead of having a dime or a quarter for change they hand the paper dollars back and say "is that ok?". The first time the lady gas attendant wasn't speaking to me in English, and it was only a dime, so I let it go. But the second time, a man gas attendant pumped it so the total was $21.78, I paid $25 and when I asked for a quarter back he wouldn't give me one. Luckily I had $0.78 of change in my wallet and he wound up giving a dollar back, after counting my change twice. You guys stole $0.10 from me last week, and you would begrudge 3 pennies. OK. Just a warning to cash paying customers. I think I saw a sign that said cash and credit same price so I know how I will be paying from now on."