Space Age Foster now open 24hrs in and out!!! Great services…read moreGreat prices on all gas and other products 1 stop shop

Never seen or been to such a run down, dirty gas station, as if the owners just don't care. Paint…read morechipping everywhere, huge and dangerous pot holes on the driveway. Hello, your not in Kansas anymore! Was on NE Foster after running errands and noticed my tank was close to empty so pulled in. Gas was inexpensive, so that is a plus. Service, well, they provided it.

Always fill up here when I'm running errands on SE 82nd. Large, 8 lane gas station that is clean…read morewell maintained. It's always busy but employees do a good job getting everyone serviced and in and out quickly. Prices are already better than other gas stations and then with your Fred Meyer discount, depending on your points, it's 10 cents to 59 cents less per gallon. Who doesn't love that? Even if the lines take a little longer, for the great price, it's worth it. Tolerance is so underrated and needed, especially in the current environment. Easy access from Freddy's parking lot or the side street entrance. Trader Joe's is on the next block so I fill up on gas then fill up on Trader Joe's faves.

Fred Meyer Management 8955 SE 82nd Ave…read moreHappy Valley, OR 97086 Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to formally lodge a complaint regarding a hazardous incident and subsequent poor customer service that occurred at your Fred Meyer location at 8955 SE 82nd Ave, Johnson Creek, on Thursday, November 28th, at approximately 10:24 AM. While using pump #1 at the diesel self-service station, the pump failed to stop automatically, resulting in an overflow and a significant diesel spill. I promptly sought assistance from the station attendants, who were screaming to shut down the diesel pump due to the hazardous spill. One of the employees who came to help clean up the spill mentioned that this issue with the diesel pumps is recurring and has been previously reported to management, but no action has been taken to resolve it. Following the incident, my wife and I went inside the store to speak with the management. We waited by the florist area until two men approached us. The older gentleman, who we later learned is named Kevin and is the assistant manager, asked how he could help us. When I explained the hazardous situation and the need for the diesel pump to be fixed, he dismissively claimed he had never heard any previous complaints about it and blamed me for the incident because I used the self-service pump, insisting that I was liable. He was very rude, speaking loudly and treating us as if we were ignorant. When I asked to file a claim in case my vehicle sustained any damage from the incident, my wife detailed the incident in the claim form. After she finished, Kevin rudely pulled the paper from her hand. When I requested a copy, he said they would call us and attempted to keep the document. We managed to take pictures of the claim before leaving the store. After leaving the store, we asked a store employee for the manager's name, as Kevin never introduced himself. We were informed that the store manager is named Jackie and that she was off for the holidays. We then called 1-800-KROGER to report this incident and open another claim. The employee who took our report was more understanding and apologized for the situation. We requested a phone call from upper-level management as soon as possible. On November 29th, we received a voicemail from a Kroger claim representative, but when I called back, no one answered. I received another voicemail on Sunday, December 1st. When I called back, I spoke to another employee who did not know what I was talking about and asked me to open another claim. I requested to be transferred to management multiple times, and she placed my call on hold, but no one picked up after several minutes, so I hung up. I am deeply disappointed and frustrated with the way this situation has been handled. Not only did we experience a hazardous incident, but the customer service we received from the assistant manager and subsequent interactions with your claims department were unprofessional and dismissive. This is not the level of service I expect from a company with the reputation of Fred Meyer. I request that you investigate this matter urgently and take necessary corrective actions to prevent future occurrences. Additionally, I seek assurance that the claim we filed will be properly processed and that we will be informed of any developments. Furthermore, I would appreciate a response detailing the steps that will be taken to address this problem and ensure customer safety at your gas stations. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Sincerely, Jorge A

Gas station worked as advertised. They put gas in my car, now it moves when I push on the…read moreaccelerator. All around success story.

I would give zero stars if I could. They wouldn't let me use their restroom. Told me it closes at…read more7:00. I asked multiple times because of how badly I had to go and it being one of the only places open at 9 and the worker laughed at me and said no.

I want to move to Portland! We stayed at an Airbnb nearby and gas was $2.87 here!! I am so shocked…read morebecause it's so expensive in LA right now! We saw different employees come out of the gas station to fill up other people's cars. You definitely don't see that around SoCal.. so it was new for us. We were so used to it that we pumped our own gas. One of the staff came and told us that you get fined if you pump your own gas, everything's so different here than LA!

I NEVER USE ARCO GAS! The Methanol reduces MPG by 7% due to the low BTU…read more So the should add 7% to the price. This will get you close to what the real cost of the fuel is.

Friendly enough dudes, clean enough store, good location (if you're in the area) and decent beer…read moreselection. What more could you need from a convenience store? While I can't confirm the quality of gasoline at this refueling station, I can say that on numerous visits to the convenience store I've seen the gas-jockeys hustling out to fill 'er up when a new client arrives. My numerous stops here have been for beer and various food sundries. While it's no Plaid Pantry, the selection of macro- and micro-brews is diverse enough to cause me to pause at least momentarily to decide between various brands. The chips? Well, you'd expect any mini-mart to stock those, and these guys have 'em. Counter dudes are't as rough around the edges as their brethren who man the POS stations out on 82nd. I guess a mere 10-block westward journey takes you up a rung or two on the socioeconomic scale. I have reason to be rolling by this spot fairly often for at least the next few weeks, so something tells me I'll be stopping in again from time to time. Hard to remodel a house without a steady supply of beer and chips to keep the blood sugar up.

Fast, Clean, Super kind staff. What more could you ask. Noticed this station has bad reviews but…read morethey are cheaper than others in the area and let me use the employee bathroom.

The people that work here/ or own it are so nice.gas is a great price too!…read moreI've always been treated with respect even when I try to do gas myself..if I'm flustered they always help me.plus they are all really friendly and non judgemental Thanks people

Long time neighborhood customer since they opened. They've…read morehad many turnovers in staff, some of them glad they're gone, but some sad to be gone. Michael, the owner, has since started the hot food again to offer. The staff, Mo x3 lol, John, (redbeard man) has made sure that customer service is everything and all food is freshly made and honest. It's Southeast Portland and it's hard to deal with the clientele that shows up and they deal with it with Grace. I don't think I've ever left a review for a gas station but since this is my neighborhood go to, I will give them kudos for taking into account and listening to their regular clientele. That's what makes things work being involved with your neighborhood. Back to the note of the hot food, the hot dogs are great quality, not cheap stuff, I'm happy so far. Be patient with what they're trying out and give them your thoughts, they're open what works. PS: Get a separate counter for the lottery people it really holds everyone else up in line.

If I ask for a medium iced mocha I don't expect a large iced coffee. And I really don't expect the…read moreattitude to get when you ask them to correct it.

This place doesn't care if people are in danger. I saw this young woman who really needed help and…read morewas in danger. I couldn't help her because I really needed to hurry up at the gas station. I told her to stay inside the gas station until she was safer, she told me they told her to get out because she wasn't buying anything. Of course I understand but this is safety we are talking about. Many people get kidnapped or other things because no one is there to help out. This woman was really in danger and it's horrible that I couldn't help out and even WORSE that the gas station employees didn't do anything. They really aren't too considerate, overall going to this gas station was a mess. This was a disgusting experience.

Today I stopped here to get gas when I arrived there were only six other vehicles parked one of…read morethem look like was done being pumped and was making a payment or finishing up. I waited about 7 minutes and nobody came to my car or motions to me that they'll be right with me when they can. After that 7 minutes I moved my car closer to the building just in case they didn't notice me. waited another three minutes. I watched two guys walk past my car without ever making eye contact with me and I watched another vehicle have one guy talking to the driver while the other one stood in the back with his hand on the gas pump like he was waiting to find out how much he should pump. I decided to leave. I went into the main building of Fred Meyers and looked for a manager the gentleman I found was named Andy up by the cashiers. I asked for information about the manager I should talk to in charge of the gas. He told me he did not know. I then ask to talk to his manager since they may know the managers from the other departments. He told me that there was no manager over him and that he was it. I did not believe this so I wandered around the store some more till I found another employee and asked him who the highest manager would be. I did get another gentleman who came out of the back stockroom. I do not remember what his name was but he also told me he was the head manager and that currently he was in charge of all the Departments since the actual store managers have all gone home around 5. He had a very agreeable personality and assured me that he will pass along the information to the manager for the gas station when they come in the next day. He did tell me though that he was shocked that Andy informed me he was the current manager. Also told me he was going to go out and talk to the guys at the gas station now. I ended up leaving and getting gas someplace else and the only reason this does not get one star is because that last manager made me feel like he was going to take care of it.

For the years we have filled up here they have hoses long enough to fill your tank even if your…read morefill opening is opposite the pump, until today. After waiting in line we pull up only to be told that as of 3 weeks ago they will no longer do reach around fills. Thus they made us go around and enter a long line again. While pulling up I notice an 8.5x11 paper with print too small to recognize unless you are looking for it saying so. I'd be interested to know what brainiac for what reason suddenly made this policy and why they think printing it out on a letter size paper unreadable size is informing the public.

This is a challenging corner. Be very careful driving in and out. I dropped in to get gas late…read morenight. The price is significantly less if you use cash or mildly less if your use your debit card with the pin. I thankfully have a small car. I was trying to get into one of the spaces to fill my tank. The gas pump hoses, FYI, DO NOT STRETCH! I have a tiny car so the hose on pumps that stretch very little are usually zero problem but nope... zero stretch at all. Unfortunately the other cars were firmly staying in their spaces so I had to do the whole drive out, turn around and back in. Parking I had to be super careful of this very large and obnoxiously placed concrete thing. And then it is a bit scary to drive out of there as cars come barreling around the corner onto 39th from Powell. Yikes.... There is an ARCO further down towards Belmont that also has some of the lower prices. It is a bit safer to get in and out of depending on the time of the day.

RIPPED OFF! Came in yesterday to give my car a quick rinse down. Didn't like the idea of having to…read moreuse my CC but I was there so I went ahead. Display said $3 for 4 minutes. I only used the high pressure hose and went around the car several times. When the timer started beeping, I did a couple more times around, then WAITED UNTIL THE WATER STOPPED AND THE TIMER READ ZERO. Imagine my surprise when I checked my bank account that evening to find a $10 charge on my account. That's total BS - I'll be filling a dispute with my bank and reporting them to the BBB and Oregon Corporate Licensing board.

Top shelf gas at the most reasonable price. Friendly staff that are always polite. Great hours of…read moreservice.

Fueling up the rental car in Clackamas, Oregon…read more.. Even though the gasoline tank didn't need it, I thought that I should fill up since Oregon doesn't charge sales tax! In general, Costco has the lowest gas prices. On 4-11-26, regular gasoline was $4.69 per gallon. Outside, we saw it as high as $5.69. So... I'm glad we filled up here. It was efficient and economical!