The owner is incredibly rude and anything inside the food Mart will be marked up at least 25% It's…read moreretail value. Truly a shame as it used to be great before they changed management

If the short, hateful, minion looking man named "Adam" is at the register, save yourself the…read moredisrespect and go to a different gas station. I've been here twice and both times the minion (Adam) has been so disgusting with his attitude and very condescending. After putting in gas, I had asked him if he had a restroom available for my son. He slammed the keys onto the counter and looked away. I asked "where is the restroom?" didn't bother responding and just pointed to the wall. When I had came back to return the keys. He walked right in front of me and farted... then made eye contact with me and laughed. This minion of a man needs to work at a goodwill or sewage plant if he wants to smell his fecal matter.

Elderly woman who works weekday mornings before 8am is rude, lackadaisical, and unprofessional. She…read moresits in a chair staring out the window, and she's always eating with crumbs on her face. She waits for you to approach the counter, then she climbs down from her highchair and slowly walks to the cash register. Or, the door is locked and apparently she's in the restroom. Finally, I handed over $5- cash, and she said she didn't have change. No change for $5 at a gas station?? Why not have a sign on the door that there's no cash available? She waited until I brought my items to the cash register, then said, "No cash'". I never went back. Around 6-7 years ago, there was a kind a pleasant father and daughter duo who worked (and maybe owned) this gas station. Advise to skip this place and go to the Chevron down the street.

Great neighborhood gas station. Very clean, friendly and Claudia brings a great attituderead more

Came by for a fill up and it was a decent experience. The petrol station was easy to get in and out…read moreof. There is a convenience store on-site, a car wash, along with a smog check station. The fuel pump was in good working order with NFC payment at the island. There is a slight discount for those opting to pay in cash. Valero is top tier gas which is helpful too!

$80 for a smog check. RUN AWAY! Way too expensive. Do not go here unless you like this kind of…read moreprice.

Came by for a fill-up the other day and it was a mediocre experience. This Valero is easy to get in…read moreand out of. It also featured Top Tier fuel. Cash pricing is a few cents cheaper than credit pricing. They have a car-wash on-site with premium pricing. The payment island sometimes work. Some of the NFC readers are non-operational and some of the receipt printers are out of commission. Receipts are available with the attendant as long as the attendant isn't on "break"

The location is good for me It has a lot of space so you're…read moreless likely to get into a fender bender People who run it are nice and they keep it clean The gas pricing is not a gouge

Best service! Very helpful and love this place. The owner is so kind and will do anything to help…read moreyou!

Very trustworthy and honest people. Did an oil change and tire rotation with them. They also let me…read moreknow that I may need an alignment for my tires. This isn't even a service they offer, they just saw that while rotating my tires.

I get gas here every now and then, and the prices are always more expensive than others but at…read moreleast it's good gas. This area is pretty well kept although there are some homeless people at the corner. Their car wash is finally open, but their prices are higher than before. Nowhere on their website did it post the prices, so I figured I would drive over and get gas and then check out how much things inflated too! Lol. I used to get my car washed here before when it was nine dollars for a standard wash but at $17 I guess I'll just go wash my car myself. There is a deal for the first month. It's only $10, but then the prices go up the following month! I guess I'll just stick with the gas since I know Chevron with Teron burns pretty clean on my car.

1704 Saratoga Ave San Jose, CA 95129…read more While cruising thru San Jose on the way to the freeway, I stopped here to get gas and use the restroom. I carry the Chevron gas card, so I usually get a small discount. This station features: - carwash - food mart - 1 pump per island - restroom The clerk was very cool, and pointed out the restroom. It was fairly clean. Afterwards, I walked around the ExtraMile shop and looked at the snacks and candy. The hotdogs looked old and overcooked on the warmer. There was a sale on candy. But with such high prices, it didn't seemed like much of a deal. Reg UL was $5.69/ gal. April 2024, that's average in the SF Bay Area. I didn't use the carwash, so no comment on a wash.

Nice station to buy gas from…read more Bought gas here today to show local support for our small businessman. It seems our Governor had posted we needed to boycott Chevron gas stations this weekend. Didn't seem right since these stations are owned by small businessman people. Easy access to the station. Very clean and friendly inside. Hope to be back soon.

I recommend avoiding this station. There are several others nearby on the same road that offer…read morebetter customer service. Today, the clerk refused to honor a clearly marked sign advertising 2 for $6 Starbucks drinks, and handled the situation very rudely. I suggest going to chevron (de Anza and Stevens creek) just down the road instead--the employees there are friendly, the gas is cheaper, and they don't do anything shady with your lottery tickets.

My usual spot to get gasoline, convenient location. Sometimes it gets busy during rash hours, but…read moremost of the time there are no problems.

A decent small gas station. A big plus for me is the touchless payment. Appreciate that this spot…read moreis clean unlike a lot of the other gas stations where I feel like I need gloves. Yeah, I have always been a germaphobe.

One star service. Horrible attendant. Walks out of the restroom and says someone lost the key so no…read moreone can use it. Pretty sad to lose my business and I'm sure plenty of others who will most likely go across the street to save 15c a gallon. Able to use their services without being lied to for persinal benefit over the business and customers. Good luck. Even though you will remain in business. Maybe hire people who will represent that we come here to pay that extra 15c for the service and quality. 4 stars for gas. 3 stars for price. Zero stars for service.

Have been going there for years. Unfortunately, it has been sold and the service part is not open…read morewith no estimate given for if and when it will be.

I recently visited Classic Car Wash for the first time and chose the $109 package because my…read morecompany vehicle hadn't been washed since February. The exterior came out looking great, and I appreciated that an employee took the time to inspect the paint and explain that there was contamination on the surface. I didn't feel pressured when I declined the additional clay bar treatment, which I appreciated. That said, I expected a little more attention to detail for the price. The cup holders were still dirty after the service, and there were a few interior areas that appeared to have been overlooked. For a premium package, I expected those small details to be included without having to go back and clean them myself. Overall, the staff was friendly, and the exterior wash was well done. However, I don't feel the $109 package provided enough additional value over a less expensive wash. I would likely choose one of the lower-priced packages in the future unless the premium package includes a more thorough interior cleaning.

I cannot recommend Classic Car Wash on Prospect after what they put my elderly grandmother through…read more She went in for what should have been a routine visit and ended up spending nearly two hours there after being talked into signing up for a $55/month membership and a nearly $400 detailing service. She was there so long that my aunt had to pick her up and take her home while the detail was being completed. When she was finally called to pick up her car, she got home and realized everything from her glove compartment was missing. This wasn't just a couple of inexpensive items. They lost: * Her disabled parking placard * Vehicle registration * Insurance information * Expensive charging cables * Other personal belongings The chargers can be replaced. That's not the real issue. The real issue is that my grandparents' full names, birthdates, driver's license numbers, home address, insurance information, and vehicle registration are now potentially in the hands of a complete stranger. My grandmother now has to spend her own time and money replacing DMV documents and dealing with her disabled placard because of their mistake. When she returned to the car wash, she was told, "Maybe we put it in the wrong car. We'll review the footage and call you sometime tomorrow or next week." To make matters worse, she was initially told they wouldn't refund the detailing service because the work had already been completed. That response was unbelievable. Losing a customer's personal property--especially sensitive documents--is not a minor inconvenience. It's a serious breach of trust. I went back to speak with the detail manager and explained that this wasn't simply about misplaced chargers. This involved personal identifying information that could expose my grandparents to fraud or identity theft. I also told him I felt my grandmother had been taken advantage of by being upsold hundreds of dollars in services she never came in intending to purchase. Instead of taking ownership, the detail manager initially stood by the decision not to issue any refund because "the service was completed." I had to push for the issue to be escalated to the general manager. Only after speaking with the general manager did they agree to refund the $394 detailing charge and commit to reviewing the security footage that evening and contacting us the following day. While I appreciate that the general manager ultimately made things right financially, that doesn't erase the stress, inconvenience, or potential security risk they created. My grandmother still has to replace her DMV registration, deal with obtaining a new disabled placard, and worry about the fact that her personal information is now missing because of their negligence. The refund was the right decision, but it should never have required escalating the issue to the general manager. This entire situation was completely avoidable, and no customer--especially an elderly one--should have to go through something like this. They need to examine their process for removing items from vehicles during full detail cleanings, and have some sort of system in place where a corresponding number on the items to the ticket should be inspected and cross checked multiple times..