ok customer service food wasn't that good! My brother just needed gas and they were so helpfulread more

The lady who is spouse to be a supervisor showed rudeness and indignation…read more She was on her self phone without recognizing my presence so said friendly high to her. She retorted by a shape rebuke and pass over me to serve another customer. I left the store because I know how bad the area is and didn't want to inflame the situation. I went to QT and had no problem. Camp Creek Race track next to the convention center. Wednesday 12: 45 to 12: 52. Check your CCTV

This showed up on my app as a Shell gas station. I went because it was on a Thursday and I had some…read morepoints to use for the week. To my surprise when I got there I saw it was just that, a quick trip LOL Seems new and there were a lot of people around. I didn't like the advertisement on the pump while pumping so I got back on my car since I didn't get a discount for that lol. If I'm in need of gas or desperate I'll stop by again but not going out my way again.

This was my favorite gas station when I lived in GA. Not because the gas was better than other gas…read morestations. It was for their energy drink, Rooster Booster. I visited Atlanta 2 weeks ago and had stopped at this particular QT for gas - then realized I really wanted a Rooster Booster, because when in Rome... Imagine my disappointment when I found QT no longer sells Rooster Booster in cans. You can only get them from the fountain machine - not the most convenient process and the fountain Rooster Booster wasn't as strong. Pretty disappointing. No real reason for me to go to QTs anymore. Dang.

A good gas station with diesel. I prefer the QT station…read moreacross the street because that one is easier to access. This one is smaller and will require more maneuvering for large vehicles. All of the GT trucks use the QT. That said, this is a good station. This one has more automotive supplies - such as gas cans, and bigger selection of oils, etc.

I'm surprised I'm the First to Review this BP at the corner of 14th and Atlantic in West Midtown…read more This BP has been around since at least April 2016 and this Yelp listing has been around for years as well. Yelp isn't as popular as it used to be. You can find this BP in between Atlantic Station and Georgia Tech, on the west side of the Downtown Connector (I-75/85). I was able to find premium gas here two evenings ago on Monday, May 17, 2021. That was exactly 10 days after the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack on May 7th that created a gas shortage on the East Coast: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_Pipeline_cyberattack. Rounding up, I paid $4.20 per gallon here. That's the most I've paid for premium since May and June 2014 when I paid $4.00 per gallon at the QuikTrip stores on Clairmont and North Druid Hills Roads. Given the recent shortage, I was okay with it. Since I started tracking my gas spending, the highest per-gallon price I've paid was $4.90 on September 22, 2008. Gas prices were expensive in 2008. Coincidentally, I pumped that gas at this very location. Back then, this was the 14th Street Citgo: https://www.yelp.com/biz/14th-st-citgo-atlanta. At the time, this was the only gas station on the stretch of 14th between the interstate and Northside (41). Now, there's the relatively new Exxon. This gas station changed from Citgo to BP sometime between May 2015 and April 2016 according to Google Street View. Before landing on this BP, I passed the nearby Exxon and Shell stations on 14th and the BP and QT at 10th and Northside. Those four stations were completely out of gas. I then went to the nearby Shell on Spring. They had regular only. Luckily, this BP had all three grades. It was the last station I passed on my way home from my mini search around the neighborhood. My friends and mother-in-law have filled up at this BP before, but this week was my first time. In Atlanta, I prefer QT or Costco (if it's convenient depending on where I am) because they have lower prices. This is a small BP with only six pumps. It's next door to Wagaya and Chirori, which are great Japanese restaurants, and Trio Custom Clothiers, where I've gotten my custom suits and tux. Good businesses. This BP is on GetUpside so you can get free money back if you check in using the GetUpside app. During the gas shortage, I was surprised to see that GetUpside was offering $0.03 back per gallon at this BP. Better than nothing. The GetUpside money back amounts are usually significantly larger than that. If you've never used GetUpside before, use my invite code DANIEL66482 to get an extra $0.15 back per gallon the first time you use the app. There are no tricks or gimmicks, at least for the consumer. The app simply gives you free money back off your gas purchases. It's a no-brainer. Yesterday afternoon, the AJC reported "Half of Atlanta gas stations still dry." https://www.ajc.com/news/half-of-atlanta-gas-stations-still-dry/YUPTYU4I6ZBC5M4G4SPU5HDQQ4/

Maybe this BP is the only convenience store in this part of Buckhead, but I could've saved some…read moremoney using my hotel's vending machine. And, the music inside the store was REALLY LOUD. Aside from those irritations, this is big store with lots of product choices. Service was efficient as well.

They have contaminated diesel fuel. My engine almost blew up 2 blocks from the gas station. Called…read morethem to say the diesel was bad and when she asked me for the amount of the transaction she denied there was a charge in the system for that amount and basically told me to F off. Let's see what that fuel sample comes back as tomorrow at the diesel shop. They gonna be paying for all this sh!t FOR SHUURE!

The gas here is expensive. I paid $4.60 per gallon for premium, branded as "Synergy Supreme+."…read moreExxon Mobil Synergy Supreme+ is supposed to keep your engine "2x cleaner for better gas mileage," but if you read the fine print, you may only see those benefits "based on continuous use" and other factors like vehicle type, driving style, and gasoline previously used. This Exxon is located on the north side of Midtown, near the border with Buckhead to the north and Ansley Park to the east. I think that's why this Exxon is called "Uptown Station," because it's still central to the city, on Peachtree Road, north of downtown, but not quite Buckhead yet. This is an affluent part of the city. Directly across the street sits Rhodes Hall, a "castle" that is both an Atlanta landmark and listed in the National Register of Historic Places. I stopped by Uptown Station on my way home from the dentist. Uptown Station isn't very big. It's got eight pumps, four on either side of the convenience store. It looks like it had a three-bay garage at one point which has since been converted into additional store space. The store looks somewhat modernized. There's not a whole lot of space to maneuver at the front of the property. Fortunately, there's more space and a parking lot in the back. Uptown Station was moderately busy during my Tuesday late morning visit. Unsurprisingly, it was mostly the store that was busy and not the pumps. There was a Comcast Xfinity tech working atop the pole directly across from pump 2. I used pump 1 and it was in good working order. No problems. The station felt safe, but it was also during the daytime. I'd come back here if I was in a pinch.

I came here for gas, paid for 2 gallons just to get to a cheaper gas station and zero gas went into…read moremy car. I tried to talk to the gentlemen at the desk but they weren't helpful. Going to file a complaint for a refund with my bank I guess...

One of my favorite QTs hands down! The Howell Mill location always has great service--the team is…read moresuper friendly, helpful, and honestly just makes the whole experience better every time I stop by. Now let me tell you... I was finally lucky enough to get my hands on the limited-time Bahama Mama doughnut, and YES, it was fresh when I got it. I'm a doughnut girl through and through, so I was super excited--and it did not disappoint. The flavor? Loved it. Also, can we talk about the breakfast pizza? It's one of my personal faves, and I always recommend it to folks who haven't tried it yet. Add in the nitro cold brew bar--because I loveeeee my coffee--and it's a win all around. This QT is just consistently great. Whether I'm grabbing a quick snack, filling up on gas, or running in for coffee, they never miss. Highly recommend this location if you're in the area!

The entry in to this charming red brick edifice is well-lit & visible. The door is top of the line…read moreglass and metal. It opens smoothly & ever so quietly on its hinges. It is larger than standard sized, I believe. The aromas of rolling hot dogs & corn dogs blended with the delicate scent of taquitos and a note of pizza seasonings tickles the senses upon entering the building. The dazzling array of sweet and savoury treats is almost too much to gaze upon. I am in agony. So many options!! Selecting the category of snack could take ages... The selection of refrigerated grab-and-go beverages one may choose from is overwhelming. Take the sexy bottles of H2O on display. Exquisite. They even carry that often touted delicacy, charcoal filtered water. This is often the most popular option if one can afford it. By now you are wondering if I'll ever mention them: Energy Drinks. The creme de la creme of gas station thirst quenchers. Truly, this is where QT shines. Their selection is unparalleled and the prices often reflect this variety. Then there are the Freezonis, QT's famous frozen slush drinks in fruity flavours and colours. They are every child's fantasy and QT is so happy to oblige the future leaders of America. Other excellent options are the brewed and fancy coffees alike. QT doesn't leave out your furry little friends. They offer snacks and other choice items for your furbabies. There are many offerings that have nothing to do with one's mouth & belly. Freely peruse the small, overpriced, but conveniently accessible household or automobile related items. It's all far too sophisticated for the likes of me. Incidentally, they offer varieties of fuel.

I hate when you aren't truthful....the gas is 3.99 on the advertising but it's 4.09 at the actual…read morepump. Mistake? Hmmmmm

I stopped to put gas in my car at this location on January 9, 2024. As soon as si left my car…read morestarted staling and Alan it stopped moving in the middle of the road. After being able to park it I had to get it towed to my house since it didn't want to to turn on. We had it towed to the dealership for a diagnostic and they told us the gas I had put was bad gas and now my car needed to drain the fuel tank and change spar plugs for a total of almost $2,000. All due to this gas at this location. I'm sure I'm not the only one that this probably happen to I'm super upset. Do not put gas at this location. Their gas is NO GOOD. Just sending you a warning so you won't end up with a whole lump some amount to pay for your car repairs.

This new gas staion has reliable service and the cashiers at the food mart are friendly and helpful.read more

This BP gas station is known as the "Piedmont BP," though I'm sure there's probably other BPs on…read morePiedmont in Atlanta. This is the one at 1856 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30324, next to The Pagoda Chinese Restaurant and across the street from Sprouts Farmers Market. I originally planned to fill up at the BP at the corner of Cheshire Bridge and Lindbergh (2320 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE), not too far away, but some of their pumps were out of premium *and* the price for premium was over $4 a gallon (this was before the war in Ukraine caused prices to spike). I know you don't go to BP for cheap gas, but even I have my limits. I continued on home, saw this BP, and pulled in. Sub-$4 premium gas and $0.12 per gallon cash back via GetUpside was good enough for me. Unlike most gas stations I've used GetUpside at, in order to get cash back at this BP, I had to submit a photo of my receipt to GetUpside. It was an extra step. It can also cause a delay (2-4 business days) in the processing time for the cash back. If you haven't used GetUpside (app) before, I recommend it. Use my invite code DANIEL66482 to get an extra $0.15 per gallon cashback the first time you use the app. The app has worked well for me over the past 1.5+ years. It's free cash back with no gimmicks, so a no-brainer, like the restaurant app Seated (which I also use). This is your run-of-the-mill BP. It's small, with only 8 pumps, 4 on either side of the convenience store. No automatic car wash. I used pump 7 and the buttons and receipt area were dirty and worn. The pump worked fine, though, and disengaged at the right time. Receipt printed clearly. This BP is open 24/7. I visited on a Tuesday shortly after 8pm and I saw an employee ride up on his bike to start his shift. He was in good spirits. "Piedmont BP" is what printed on top of my pump receipt here.

Islam, the cashier here, appears to be unprofessional. He failed to acknowledge me while I was…read morewaiting to pay for my fuel, continued drinking his soda, looked directly towards me, and then went and sat back down on the other side of the window. I approached him and asked, "Did you see me standing there?" He responded, "Oh, I didn't know what you were doing?" To which I replied, "Perhaps you should have asked!" I felt unappreciated, especially if he knew I was standing there for some reason.

I used to come here all the time. This was my "go to" place for gas, snacks and lotto, mostly…read morebecause of a convenient location, and I was probably spending at least $300 a month here, maybe $500, but not anymore, NEVER AGAIN. There's plenty of other great gas stations (Exxon, BP, Sunoco, Texaco, Chevron at Lindbergh to name a few) that are about as close to me. So what was the straw that broke things for me? All I wanted was a bottle of water. Simple easy stuff right? I go inside, I grab my water. The guy behind the counter is an older looking guy with a graying moustache who is on the phone. Okay no problem, you can put the phone down or do two things at once, right dude? Apparently not. I stood there and stood there while he yammered on with his buddy or lover or psychiatrist or whatever. I said excuse me, I just need to pay for this and go. He pretended not to hear me. I said excuse me again, pulled out some money and let him know that I really needed to get going. Still no response to me but plenty to whoever he was talking to as he held up the universal wait just a minute finger to me. That was when I told him that his priority needs to be taking care of his customers, not his telephone conversations. He held his hand up, gave me a nasty look and then turned his back to me. So I told him that was it, he could keep his water and I was never coming back, he just lost a good customer. Needless to say, he continued to be far more concerned about his telephone conversation than the loss of a single customer. I've been a very loyal customer of Chevron in general for years and I have to say that of all the gas stations, grocery and convenience stores I've been to over the years, this one easily ranks as one of the worst ever. I wish I could say that the old adage that if you don't take care of your customers, someone else will, would ring true enough for this place that they either wake up and smell the 2 day old overpriced coffee or go out of business, but it doesn't work that way. There will always be enough people who continue to go there despite some of the highest prices and the absolute worst service I've ever seen. It might not mean much to you Peachtree Hills Chevron, but for what its worth, this is one customer you won't be seeing again.

If I could rate this place negative stars, I would. This Shell station, perched like a…read moremoney-grabbing vulture right off the freeway, has gas prices so ridiculously high you'd think the fuel was hand-delivered by royalty. But fine--I needed gas, and I didn't feel like hunting for a better price. What I didn't need was the hostile attitude from the woman behind the bulletproof glass--yes, actual bulletproof glass, which should have been my first red flag. I simply asked where the Red Bull was (not that complicated), and you'd think I asked her to scale a mountain. Instead of doing the bare minimum--like, I don't know, pointing--she just stared at me like I was the problem. Still trying to be polite, I grabbed my drink and some chips, thinking maybe it was just a bad moment. But when I asked for directions to Marietta, the floodgates opened. She snapped that she "wasn't a tour guide" and didn't get paid to help people who aren't her "regulars." The contempt in her voice was stunning. I've been to gas stations all over this country, and never--not even once--have I been spoken to like an inconvenience just for asking a simple question. It's no wonder this place is dragging along with a sad little 2.5 rating. Honestly, that's generous. If the owner reads this and cares even remotely about customer service--or basic human decency--they should seriously reevaluate who they allow to represent their business. Because this? This was embarrassing.

Horrible customer service and prices are through the roof!!! NEVER, NEVER come to this place!!read more