BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE / RIP OFF!…read more I went here for the car wash, and I spent about a minute, trying to figure out why none of the knobs were not working only to find out that they were out of everything besides the soap. I didn't get to rinse my car all the way because I wasted time in the beginning, so I asked if they could turn the machine back on so I could just finish washing the other side I only needed about 10 seconds he said no and he made me pay again to wash the other side. very unhappy, besides the fact that I paid for the wash and they were out of everything with zero notes I had to pay double for water...

I tend to like Riggins. The gas stations here seem to try to out-do each other on price. That is…read moregreat for the customer! It seems like whenever I limp home from a day in the woods I need to fill up to make it home. That is what brought me here. The station is small, but I was able to get in and out just fine. If there were other vehicles, things could get dicey. The guy filled my tank just fine. We didn't shoot the breeze, but I never do. Things went as I expected.

Stopped after soccer tournament. It's a Wawa. Easy parking…read moreQuick Expected food Nice people. Good location.

I excitedly write this review as I believe I have finally found the LAND of my Greatgrandfather,…read moreAntonio Lanzaro of Elm, New Jersey. He and his wife Josephina Lanzaro in late 1800's owned both a farm of 20 acres and adjoining Gas Station/Store. See below picture!! He owned the property from 1890 - 1926 until they relocated to Stamford, CT....a manufacturing hub along Long Island Sound where they purchased a large tract of land for $3000.00 eventually selling a parcel to Atlantic Refining Company by 1933. The name of the Elm Gas Station was "ELM SERVICE STATION". "That Good Gulf Gasoline and Supreme Auto Oil." (I wonder where the sign is?) (Note, Elm was absorbed by Hammonton eventually.) The picture shows the Gas Station and building and Antonio Lanzaro! Thank you for this opportunity!! The picture shows two pumps with the glass cylinders, an auto bay and a storefront window. Note: In the 1920's, their Gasoline sold for approximately $0.16 per gallon. Of ten Lanzaro children, the girls worked on the farm and the boys ran the gas station and store. When I interviewed the farming generation, John Lanzaro dob 1913, he relayed memory of he and his older brother Jim working on a car that exploded and burned his hand. Email me at suelschroeder@gmail.com or see Commodore Hull B&B Inn and Outdoor Treks. I would love to have you look at the picture :) to see if I am correct! Take care and thanks for listening to my rant, lol!~ Susan Lanzaro-Schroeder April 2018

I took my 2016 Silverado here for the first time and was told that I HAD to use full synthetic on…read moremy vehicle. Since I assumed they were the subject matter experts, I yielded to them. Later I read my vehicle manual which states"...synthetic blend is recommended." The next time i brought my truck to Al and Rich's I told them I wanted what my vehicle manual recommended (synthetic blend) They told me that they put full synthetic in my truck last time and HAD to put it in again even after I told them Chevrolets recommendation. I then asked them why they told me the first time that I was required to use full synthetic. No answer was given. I can't take my vehicle somewhere where I can't trust the company and this is definitely a place you can't trust. If you are planning on going here, read your operators manual and be well-versed the FIRST time you go or they will try to charge you as much as possible. I went down the road and got my oil changed to Chevrolets recommendations and it will save me $40 each oil change!!!

It's fine as far as gas stations go. Cash and credit are currently the same price, and they are…read moreusually the cheapest in Hammonton. Service is fine and the guys usually hustle.

Don't bother. Need gas? Maybe you'll get it, maybe not. The hours are crazy (not open on a major…read morecommuting road at 7:45 AM? Do they want business). Long wait when it is obvious the person is in the booth. So yourself a favor, go 100 ft east on Whitehorse and hit the Sunoco. Unless you like waiting and still not getting served.