Our go to stop going to the Tahoe! Always have clean bathrooms! Tons of pumps! Decent food…read moreselection. Getting out gets a little tricky!

The bathrooms were really clean, and honestly, they deserve a shout-out. I hate public restrooms,…read moreand I'm a total germaphobe. Being both a parent and a patient with a rare disease makes me super aware of germs everywhere. My daughter told me the bathrooms were clean, and she was right. They even smelled like bleach, which actually made me feel better. I managed to get through the visit, which isn't always easy with public bathrooms. That's why I'm such a fan of Chevron. I definitely appreciated how tidy and well-maintained everything was.

I needed to do some laundry and it was pretty late at night & no grocery or big box store open, so…read moreI went to TA Travel Center and purchased a very small box of Tide - The box contained enough powdered detergent for 4 regular size loads & it was almost $6.00! The store was getting busy with Truckers coming and going... They have a great selection of auto/truck basic items... Lights, Tow Straps, Oil, Shirts, Hat's, Socks, Gloves, Jackets/Hoodies,Hygiene products that come packaged together so you don't get a choice but if you want to be clean these bags have what you need. They have Coffee & all your convenient store snacks & Beverages. They have a lot of cool glass figurines & Jewelry also. There is a " lounge" for the Truckers to use. I noticed 2 massage chairs & Showers. There is an IHOP & a Popeyes there also. Staff was real nice & friendly.

Stopped here during our travels and wanted to leave a fair review. The travel center itself was…read moreactually well stocked -- plenty of snack options, drinks, and convenience items, so if you need road trip supplies this is definitely a good stop for that. Unfortunately, the women's restroom was not in great condition during our visit. The toilets were dirty, there was toilet tissue all over the floor, and there were no seat covers available. I'd recommend bringing your own seat covers or wipes, and making sure you grab tissue before using the restroom just in case. Honestly, great place to grab snacks and drinks... but you may want to use the restroom somewhere else nearby instead.

Cutting across from the Coast, this Rotten Robbie "arrived" just in time for a fill up prior to…read moreheading up I-5 and then over to Genoa on CA 88. The price was right for these parts and based on the line, various folks agreed. It was also a convenient stretch and bio-break.

Stop here every time we head down south, god price on gas & good selection of snacks & drinks,…read morefriendly clerks.

Used to be a great gas station until they closed and changed name and ownership . They lost a lot…read moreof the regular customers because they jacked up prices and let go of employees or employees quite..

Every time I go to this place my debit card gets compromised! Since the beginning of the year it…read morewas when I went inside to purchase something so I told myself don't use my card inside. And this past weekend it was when I tried using a pump that the card reader wasn't working. After sliding my card in a few times it kept giving me an error. I then went to another pump to get gas. I've had my card compromised and replaced now 3 times this year. Something suspicious at this facility is happening. Who is the owner and how can I get a hold of this person? Who is David H? Please contact me.

This is definitely my favorite place to stop for gas when I am driving back down to Socal from SF…read more Sometimes they have some cool bay area sports gear as well! Gas is always very cheap There is a bunch of parking everywhere. Restrooms are usually pretty clean. Cant complain one bit!

Droped by the other day before and after driving on the I-5. This Petro is conveniently located off…read morethe CA-152 with plenty of parking. There is a Burger King on-site with elevated prices. In addition, there is a movie room and shower rooms for truckers. The loos are convenient, clean, and plentiful.

Arco is the 2nd largest gas station chain in California (behind Chevron), with over 1,000 stations…read more(though not in the top ten nationally). California is Arco's biggest market, with over 60% of their stations in the state. My wife and I have found that Arco seems to consistently have lower prices than the national brands, and if a Costco is not available, come to an Arco if possible. It wasn't that long ago when the stations did not accept credit cards (even at the pump), though they do now (but often with higher per gallon prices, negating any credit card rewards). This location is one of many gas stations/restaurants right off the I-5 freeway in Santa Nella. It was the first gas stop since leaving DTLB, and the 10.931 gallon fill-up of 87 octane was $5.66 per gallon. It was a modern self-service with a payment card tap option, which worked fine with our Costco Citi CC. Brief history: created with merger of Atlantic Refining (an early part of Standard Oil) and Richfield Oil (an early petroleum company founded in LA in 1905). Was first to launch on-site food stores tied to gas stations, with ampm in SoCal in 1978. Acquired by BP/Amoco in 2000. Sold to Tesero in 2013, which was acquired by Marathon Oil in 2018.

This review is based solely on gas purchase…read more Hands down, the cheapest compared to all other gas stations nearby. I compared and saved at least $0.40/gallon. Who wouldn't want that? Until I find better buys when it comes to fuelin' up, this is THE gas stop to make when doing runs between SoCal and NorCal.

Valero at Santa Nella is one of the best price gas stations on I-5, with many restaurants nearby…read more The gas pumps are clean and easy to use. The entrance is wide open, with accessible exits for RVs and bigger trailers. Valero is also right next to the freeway. Make it one of the best stops for gasoline or snacks.

Cheap gasoline. It's the same price here as at Rotten Robbie and Arco across the street…read more The bathrooms are reasonably clean and there is even a tacky little fake plant attempting to brighten up the interior. The xlerater hand dryer was an unexpected delight. If you've never used one, it's kind of like standing in the wash of a jet engine Your hands are bone dry in about 10 seconds. They boast a well stocked fountain with three different diet soda options: Diet Dr. Pepper, Diet Coke, and Diet Pepsi. There are hot dogs and tornados (steak, egg, and cheese) rolling round and round on the rotisserie if you're in the mood for a hot and savory snack. They even carry my favorite snack treat, Takis. The cashier was very helpful and friendly. The customer in front of me was purchasing a large bag of sunflower seeds and the cashier asked him if he would like a spit bag for the shells? I would never have thought to ask and ended up with a bunch of messy shells to deal with. This Valero station is located just off I-5 in Santa Nella and has easy access both on and off the freeway.

Okay I did fill up my tank here, but that's not what I want to write about. After a long drive, we…read morewere starving and there was this taco stand tucked on the side of this gas station. It was either this or the king across the street. Didn't feel like a whopper or anything associated with it. So it turned out Aurora Tacos took our business. At the time I didn't expect anything great out of it. Had one of each. There was chicken, pork, and beef. Afterwards, I regret not taking any photos. It was so good, I have to say these are the best tacos I've had as far as I can remember. You must try. I wish I could tow their taco trailer back home with me.

This gas station was sort of in the middle of nowhere. We stopped here to get gas and go to the…read morerestroom. I noticed a sign in the window, "bait sold here" so I guess there's fishing nearby. The cashier has built a wooden shield on the counter with a hand written sign, "We sell mask vendemos mascaras" (yes, singular, not plural). Their store seemed to have the generic variety of food/drinks and the bathroom was fine. The staff working was not talkative.