I didn't have my credit card with me, so gave the attendant a $20 bill. He was elsewhere when the…read moregas was done, so I got out to remove the hose and put my cap on. I saw the pump said $10, so called the attendant over. He feigned ignorance as to how this could have happened. Check you receipt if you pay cash.

Not the best Gas Station I've ever been to but definitely not the worst. It's easy in/easy out…read morefirst of all which is always a plus. Also, you can exit pretty much in any direction. If you're heading east, west, south or north. They also have a new Speedy Rewards program which, if you keep the rewards card in your car and remember to use it, you can rack up some pretty valuable rewards point for discounts on various things. Remember, New Jersey is a full service state. You cannot legally pump your own gas. The attendants are friendly enough, they're doing their job. It's kind of nice not having to get out of the car to pump.

I'm not one to re-read previous reviews of mine, but I kinda remember that if I was reviewing a…read moregrocery store, my concern seemed to be with the friendliness/pleasant demeanor of the clerks and their attitude...willing or passive-aggressive obstructionist...when it came to bagging my groceries (which is no longer an issue, given that plastic bags have been eliminated in NJ; you now need to buy your own cloth bag, and bag your own groceries-- how do you review that?: "That old geezer...me...bagging his own groceries needs to be replaced...sh*tty attitude, surly, unprofessional, has no idea while putting items into the bag of the symmetry necessary so that heavy cans aren't placed on top of soft items like bread...I'm astonished this idiot is still employed! Oh, he isn't? He's paying to bag his own groceries? Never mind..."). With gas stations, it was more about the wearing of masks during the initial phase of the Covid crisis (not that Covid has disappeared, but a lot of people seem to think it has, given the number of them that I see in stores without masks these days). As long as the gas pump attendants were wearing masks, I didn't really care if they said "Hello," or said nothing at all. I don't know that I've ever expected gas station attendants to be particularly friendly. If they are, that's icing on the cake, but it's not my primary issue. Never was. This particular Exxon is in a wonderfully strategic location between Hoboken and the Lincoln Tunnel. If you're driving into Hoboken, it's right there and easily accessible. If you're driving out of Hoboken, it's right there and easily accessible. It has numerous pumps, and the prices tend to be lower than gas stations in the area where I live (Somerset County). For a time, I was a regular patron. The attendants at the pump were never friendly or outgoing, but it didn't really bother me. At best, you might get a grunt, and invariably, if you were using a card, they'd ask for your zip code (annoying, but not limited to this particular gas station). I never really used the place for anything else besides gas. Once, I needed to put air in my tires, and had to venture into the "TigerMart" for quarters. A lot of quarters, but then...that's the nature of capitalism, right? If they could charge you for the air you breathe as opposed to the air you put into your tires, they would. Not that I'm a communist (although some might disagree)...more that I'm against predatory capitalism (not that using too many quarters to air up my tires is necessarily the best example of predatory capitalism)...but...anyway...let me not babble on... I never had cause to use the "TigerMart" for anything else, until recently. I was working odd hours and needed to buy coffee for myself (large; black) and a co-worker (large; 3 creams). The coffee was hot and had the caffeine I need like a junkie needs dope. The cashier was a stocky, expressionless woman, with a tip jar in front of her. I'm someone who tips, and invariably overtips, but I'm thinking to myself, "What am I tipping her for? To ring up my coffee and give me change?" I disagree with Mr. Pink's (Steve Buscemi in "Reservoir Dogs") philosophy regarding tipping, but I couldn't help recalling it to mind in this particular instance: "I don't tip because society says I have to...Alright, I mean, I'll tip if someone really deserves a tip. If they really put forth the effort, I'll give them somethin' extra, but, I mean, this tipping automatically...it's for the birds!"). The cashier rang up my coffee, took my money, and made change, without a word, without a smile. I almost had to laugh. Is that all it takes to be tip-worthy these days? Had she cracked a smile, or muttered some pleasantry, I probably would have been guilted into leaving something...but I was able to leave the "TigerMart," cups of coffee in hand, with a clear conscience. When has it become de rigueur to tip zombies? Conveniently located, fairly priced (if any gas at all these days can be considered "fairly priced") and having all the accoutrements necessary for a viable, modern gas station, I've stopped patronizing this place not because of anything unpleasant or untoward happening, per se, but simply because at the gas station near where I live, they'll actually say "hello" to you, occasionally even making some attempts at conversation (which, in all honesty, I don't really need; beyond some perfunctory politeness, I don't really need to know about what's going on in the gas attendant's life, or answer questions about what's going on in mine), and maybe even wash the grime off your windshield. In a pinch, I have no real hesitancy about stopping at the Weehawken Exxon, but in the usual scheme of things, it's not my first choice. Or my second.

I pulled in the lot this afternoon. I waited over five minutes to see an attendant . no one came…read moreup to me to get gas. I seen one attendant walked inside. The other attendant was inside cleaning the booth. I even beat my horn. Nobody still came. I decided to get out the vehicle and pump my own gas. the attendant walked right past me and didn't even apologize.

One of the cleanest and most organized store I have ever been. More gas stations honestly should…read morelook like this. everything about this store is so cute!

I use this station constantly traveling to and from NY. They renovated in and out. It's well lit,…read moreclean, their gas prices are lower or on par with any around, the pumpers (Rasheed for 1) don't dally, and they have an air pump and vacuum station. Brothers Adi & Farham are always on it including lending a lady cables that I needed a jump recently. Good guys there!!

Another sketchy gas station that's open 24/7.... thank god. They have a bathroom but you need to…read moreask for a key and walk outside in a dark unlit area. The bathroom smells horrible but it's the only 24/7 bathroom nearby. The mini mart sells all the candy, juices, and sodas you need. Stay away from the burnt and nasty coffee. Gas attendants can be a little slow but I would stop here if I'm in need. Enjoy your visit! *please vote below if you enjoyed reading the review*

They have gas 24/7! People even fill your tank up for you with out having to get out of your car…read more The future is now.

Service and options are great I would reccomend during most times. I'm giving it 2 stars because…read morethey never open on time, on several occasions I've been outside the Tiger Mart until 6:30 and their workers were late. It seems to happen often because the employees sit in there car late themselves waiting for a keyholder to open up the shop, then they have to start the systems which takes more time in and of itself.

Good service every time here…read more... No complaints.... Gas or inside to get something from the mart...

A GAS STATION in nyc?!? Stop the presses!! Actually please do not I respect Johannes Gutenberg far…read moretoo much for allat....... I had to pop in and see what all the fuss was about and to my delight they had White Chocolate Raspberry Quest Bars, which is objectively the best flavor. I was floored, as there seems to be a bank run on those in the city similar to the bank run on grape celsius. Really makes you wonder..... IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Walking thorough the neighborhood I dropped in here for a bottle of water and to admire the cool…read moregraffiti art on the walls surrounding this place. Very cool, especially the Monopoly Man. I'm sure happy I don't own a car and am trapped driving in and out of the city as the gas prices here are insane!

Gas is gas ? No, OCTANE Level, ETHANOL added, make a difference on how vehicle runs…read more I have found that EXXON low octane gas is good for city driving and high octane good for highway driving. The QUALITY I not sure how to measure other than listening to engine and feeling vibrations to what I believe poor quality, tied to value. Believe it or not, AMAZING CUBAN COFFEE here and pastelitos y empanadas de queso Y Guayaba venden aquí. This EXXON, is not just for gas anymore. Getting gas or not, when nearby, make a stop here for a top quality ( good value ) Cuban CORTADITO, ESPRESO O CAFE CON LECHE. You'll be glad you did. Gas ATTENDANTS provide at times memorable experience you just not receive in all gas stations. Inside staff that make your coffee, super nice. YOU CAN TELL THEM #angeltgerealtor sent me. Enjoy your coffee. . .

Fast service & it looks clean I sometimes have problems with my card at pump but paying inside is…read morevery convenient, gas attendant is friendly & calm

I don't typically review gas stations but this is one of the few spots in the northern NJ area that…read moreoffers propane tank refills. It's a flat $18 for the tank, and they're pretty efficient.

Cheapest gas around offering a generous cash discount. They do take credit cards, but unless it…read moredoes not leave my hand I never use credit cards at any gas station, no matter what. Its just safer that way. Lines tend to get pretty long here around peak hours, entering and exiting can also be challenging. But its a small price to pay, especially if you are driving around in a Suburban.

One of the few gas stations in the city. Expensive, yes, but if you want to avoid crossing bridge…read moreand tunnel, you will pay it. They were roughly 2.5x more expensive than across the GWB.

Ever wonder about the genesis of the NYPD's motto Courtesy, Professionalism, Respect?…read more Well, I sure don't anymore after visiting Atlantis/Dunkin'/Mobil gas station on tenth Ave and 36th st in Manhattan's tragically trendy Hudson Yards. Is there anything this place doesn't have? Unreal NYC Action? -check- Pumpkin Spiced Latte? -check- (perhaps the city's best) Fine Swiss Chocolate to surprise a love interest? -check- Dog Friendly? -check- Speaking of mantras, I now know the exact establishment George Bernard Shaw was referring to when he uttered the iconic quote 'There is no sincerer love than the love of a Manhattan Gas Station' 5 stars for Atlantis Mobil!!!!!!