I used to absolutely dread coming to this Costco to get gas. It was always a nightmare between the…read morecustomers at the warehouse and the travelers stopping for fuel from the nearby highways. Easily a 20-30 minute ordeal during high times for commuter traffic. I think beginning of last year, they completely remodeled and reopened this Costco gas area. It was given multiple extra pumps, a much better flow for traffic, and the sensors for the pump areas so you know when to pull forward in line. Now when I stop here, I either pull up directly to a pump or maybe wait 5 minutes max. The worst time of day you will still only see a 5 to 10 minute wait. It has been absolutely worthwhile and I will now sometimes go out of my way to fill up here. Thank you for the upgrade, corporate!

One of the best places to get fuel in town. Besides maybe a trip to Costco on Panama, or their…read morerivals on Gosford, this place is twice as big as it used to be, super clean and a stone throw away from a delicious hot dog and beverage. The employees who work the fuel station are very helpful, this is when you forget your Costco card, prior to everything being digital, all my with if the machines aren't working. Overall great value and right next to the freeway. No services requests necessary. So fuel up here and I'll see you guys at the next spot.

Huge thank you to Sullys for their incredibly generous donation to Liberty High School Men's…read moreBasketball! Because of your support, our "Got the Dot?" Pink Out Night was a huge success. The energy in the gym was amazing, and it wouldn't have been the same without local businesses like yours stepping up for our kids. We're so grateful to have a business in our community that truly gives back. And let's be honest... Sullys is also our FAVORITE place to grab dessert when we're feeling like fat kids The Matterhorn and banana pudding, plus everything else Thank you for supporting Liberty basketball and our players both on and off the court!

I love Sullys's. It's like all the best things from town at your fingertips in one place. Want some…read moreolives from Luigi's? How about a southwest salad from Sequoias? This time I needed some delicious cinnamon rolls from Just.Cinnamon. I walked in and there they were...looking all soft and scrumptious. Four different varieties, Traditional, Caramel Pecan, Biscoff, and Oreo I had my pick and I chose Biscoff. I may have even got someone new to give them a try.

Super clean and air conditioned. Tons of local baked snacks. Huge soda and water options. Slurpees,…read moreslushies, dairy shake type drinks. Extra clean restrooms. Gas about the same price as other brands of gas. Nice shop.

Went in this morning to purchase gas and saw they had a Smiths Bakery. Purchased a chocolate bar,…read moretwo cookies and an apple fritter for a co worker. The apple fritter contains walnuts and I wasn't informed of that. Most apple fritters do not contain nuts. My co worker had to use her epi pen. When I called the store the young sounding girl couldn't have cared less, she stated very matter of factly that all smiths apple fritters have walnuts, as if someone who has never purchased one would know that. I called just to let them know to inform their customers but it fell Upon deaf ears... so buyer beware if you have a walnut allergy.

The best gas station! The staff is always friendly and they have a great selection of products in…read morestore.

I don't come to this Sully's a lot, but I'm always within this vicinity for some other reason. This…read moreone is located in the SW off of Buena Vista and Ming. This gas station is not your normal gas station. They have a little bit of everything in here. My favorite thing about this Sully's is the Smith's bakery inside. Yes I know, Smith's is everyone's reminder of their childhood in Bakersfield... but for some reason I never get tired of the champagne cupcake. It's my favorite here. Other than the goodies from Smith's you can find deals on the energy drinks and also you get a little small reward if you sign up and get a Sully's card. It's kind of a little coupon card basically. I'm not an energy drink person, but I'll get it from time to time for my husband or my oldest son. This facility is clean and the staff is really nice. My last visit here everyone was super cheerful early in the morning. Very nice way take start your day is to visit an establishment where everyone makes you feel like they are happy you came to visit. You don't see that often, but it makes you want to continue to come back and support this place.

Good deals and good service!…read more Under four with cash vs card, but absolutely the best deal in town. Plenty of pumps, though not a ton of room for getting in and out. Fastrip off Mt Vernom and Niles St is easy to access from either side with a pretty well stocked convenience market. Gasing up for the weekend made easy and fastrip.

Some identity thieves tried to use my bank card here tonight 5/5/21 at 7:50pm PT. If you have…read morecameras look who it was! It was a lot of money. So glad it got flagged immediately!!

This is our favorite EV charging stop on the drive from the Bay Area to SoCal. The GM chargers here…read moreare reliable -- usually around 150 kW max before tapering -- and everything around the station is well‑kept. The windshield washer buckets are always full with plenty of soap, and the big trash cans make it easy to clean out the car. Inside, this Flying J has pretty much everything: Taco Bell, Cinnabon, sandwiches, tons of drinks, a lounge area, showers, and clean bathrooms. Super convenient for a quick break. There's also a Jack in the Box next door, and local vendors often sell tacos, honey, and veggies nearby. Great stop all around -- reliable charging, lots of food options, and easy in‑and‑out.

My experience at The Flying J was okay. I was a bit bummed at how packed it got, they definitely…read moreneed more restrooms because waiting in line when you really have to go is no fun. Don't, I repeat, don't come here during a busy holiday; everything will be crowded, and you might end up in an uncomfortable situation while waiting for a restroom. If it's not busy, though, it's a good spot to visit. There's a decent selection of things to buy and look at, the place is clean, and the staff are friendly.

Not taking debit or credit transactions Dirty location!…read moreAlways homeless asking for money right outside door

I am disabled and usually need help pumping my gas-they are great about it-they don't make their…read morephone number hard to find. Would definitely recommend for anyone with mobility related disabilities. It's hard to find a gas station that is truly fully handicapped friendly and these guys are great! Gold star!

I love how Sully's Chevron continues to go all in on carrying local brands and businesses. From…read moreSmith's to Sequoia Sandwiches to Just Cinnamon, they're carrying some of the best local brands and products. I especially love this for any of the businesses you usually have to catch at a market. On my most recent visit I got my late night Sequoia fix. Something I wouldn't be able to do if I had to rely on Sequoia's regular business hours. I grabbed a Waldorf chicken salad sandwich and a classic rainbow sprinkle cookie. It all tasted super fresh and delicious, and the nice folks behind the counter mentioned they had gotten those in that day. Every Sully's seems to be really good about maintaining the freshness of their products. Parking is always easy and ample.

A few min after 8pm Sunday. March 22nd, I walked into Sully's on Coffee rd…read more I went in to get ice, coffee, fuel and maybe something sweet. 1st, I had to give the job-site ground mounted brush a try. It's just to the left of the front door and cleaned my sandy boots well. I was at the park doing my stretches in the dark to avoid getting in the way of the disc golfers. My boots were a little messy. I opened the door for some younger folk looking like a family. Maybe the older brother or the dad tried the brush after me. I mentioned (paraphrasing) that I had to give it a go and got a reaction from the young guy. I waited- holding the door open for him as well. Upon entering, I was awe struck enough to not respond to the ever so present and cheerful Sully's greeting from the cashier. I think I mouthed a "wow." I'd never seen it so empty. I could see almost every snack, even read some of the Scratch Kitchen signage. The place smelled clean but with a "make you hungry" scent in the air. I filled up on ice and coffee still contemplating the sweets I'd be taking on the road. I was caught off guard by the same young man leaving with his family. My hearing is less than great but I believe he was saying goodbye. The gentleman then told me to be careful. He repeated the warning in Spanish. Cuida te. I was so impressed with the lack of accent that it left me there forgetting to peruse the sale priced Smith cookies or custom fudge. I replied my best polite "thank you" and finished with an awkward, "brother." I never say brother to a stranger unless he was a fellow Marine although I didn't ask. I'd never been warned twice in La Brea Tar Pit style. In perfect Spanish at that. It stayed with me for long enough to write about it today and throughout my trip out of town. Every time I thought about the warning, I'd slow down and both times I slowed to speed limit a CHP pulled over the lead fast mover in my group. That could've been me. The warning from out in left field may've saved me $1000 -$2500 bucks maybe more. I don't really care to know what a speeding ticket costs anymore with impound, insurance, loss of points or license. I'll finish with you just never know. I drive a bit slower today and will continue as I'm spotting red & blue lights pulling speeders over less than 24 hours since my Sully's visit. Maybe it was a warning for future disco biscuits to the dome while carelessly stretching at the park. Maybe it was a warning about the noticeably beautiful tattooed lady in the store. Micro-aggression? No. In reading the room, the cool dude was with his family and no threat was in his voice or candor. Just a warning. I hope I see this man again to thank him proper. I forgot the sweets just standing in the impulse purchase line. I'd let a man carrying ice and that notably statuesque cross fit lady with tattoos past me as well. Just staring at the white cheddar Cheez-It's but mind on the warning. I never grabbed a snack, sweet nor savory. So, you never know what you'll get at a cool store like Sully's when you open the door for people. Thank you to the young stranger wearing vans. That could've been me with a $2500 deficit. Thank you Coffee Rd. Sully's, even your customers a cool. I'm back in town safely and thought I might leave a strange but positive review. It's better to think positively.

Fridays at Costco are usually a hectic experience with the crowds. I had some business with the…read moreOptical department so came into the store early at 9:30, a perfect time, excellent service they took care of me right away. The store wasn't busy so I made my way around and picked up what I could remember because I forgot my list. I had one prescription to pick up, which was also no problem. In the meat department the chickens were fresh out of the oven so I grabbed two and picked up some thick pork chops and fresh cod.. I was on a roll I tried calling my wife to see what was on my list but no answer so I did my best. The store looked great. It was packed full of spring merchandise. Lots of plants, palms, flowers, and ground cover. As I made my way up to the front of the store. I couldn't believe the long checkout lines and it was only 10:45 when did they all get here? The hot dog lines were almost out the front door. All the Costco workers were busy, friendly and helpful as usual Great experience today except when I got home I'd forgot to buy my coffee. I'll be back

Continously run in to issues with this Costco and that has been ongoing over the last few years. My…read morebiggest issue about this particular Costco is the front end/register employees and the entry/exit employees. I understand that their interactions are probably some of the more mentally taxing when it comes to customer service, but I have been to many Costco locations and this is the ONLY one I ever seem to leave feeling frustrated with the tone, rigidness, and words exchanged. I will say that the sales floor employees (food samples, deli, and occasionally floaters on the floor or fillers) tend to be pretty nice and on the opposite end of the spectrum, I usually have more pleasant interactions at rosedale Costco on the sales floor vs other locations I rarely remember a sales floor interaction. The gas area used to be very difficult, long lines. They remodeled it last year to accommodate more traffic and put in the sensors. It is consistently a quick and positive experience now. Because of my multiple encounters with negativity at the registers here, I do tend to purposefully go to the Panama Costco where I have never had a single negative interaction with an employee. I definitely recommend that location over this one.

All machines are broken The service is terrible…read more A lot of my gas wasted on the floor and I was not compensated at all. I only put 91 in my car but all the machines only allowed for 87. Worst place to get gas Just convenient for most

E85 - if you need E85 they are the only ones in Bakersfield that have it. Price is comparable to…read moreother E85 stations in California.