"You can trust your car to the man who wears the star." So went one of the most enduring slogans in…read moremarketing history for the Texas Oil Company "Texaco" founded in 1902 and largely subsumed into Chevron through merger in 2001. I know it's tough to be nostalgic for any oil company as gasoline prices are poised to zoom past $5 a gallon nationally but it's remarkable how ubiquitous the red star was across all 50 states only to virtually disappear overnight. I once had a meeting in their oak-paneled headquarters in Westchester County, NY sometime in the late 1990s with carpet so thick all sound was deadened to the point of crypt-like silence. An energy company cocooned in an opulent, zero energy space... maybe their demise shouldn't have been a surprise after all. It's still weird to see a hold out station featuring their logo (even though it's just a disguised Chevron) but every time I see their red star I'm reminded of the "Sky Chief" fire helmet my father scored for me back in the day with six fill-ups. It was obviously much cooler than the glassware, dinner plating or encyclopedia loyalty promotions begging for attention across the street at Arco, Sinclair, Mobil or Esso. Yes kids, before Google there were these things called encyclopedias. After I finish here I'm going down to the basement to dig it out, original box and all. In the meantime, I'll just wander down to the ATM and retrieve $200 for my next tank of gas. Good times for sure.

This is a little bodega located at the Shell Gas Station. They've got all the quick bad for you…read moresnacks and drinks that you could possibly want for your road trip + newspaper and lotto and an ATM machine. The people inside are very nice. So I have no issues with shopping here.

I don't even know where to start. This is the greatest gas station in the world! I love it when…read morethey throw Red Bull at me because it reminds me of my severely abusive step-grandma. When that happens, Red Bull gets all over my car, and I have to go get a car wash. I love the expired slim jims because they remind me of the most delicious gourmet food I've ever made with my step-goldfish back in the olden days. I met the owner Didar. He is so cute and attractive, and we're getting married next week. I love his extremely attractive and sigma son Luke Mavi Singh. There are all sorts of people at Raceway, such as sexy Luke taking all the Celsius. Then I can't buy any. It doesn't matter because Mavi is so cool and sigma. Didar is so kind and invites me into his den for Netflix, celsius, and chill (if you know you know. Couldn't walk or sit down the next day.) Overall, Raceway is an amazing environment with top-notch service, and buying "perfectly fresh" snacks. P.S. I love you so much, Didar!!!!!! -Your #1 fan

Screw these guys and their attitude. Gf was a loyal customer for years and they're gonna get pissy…read moreand condescending to her after making her wait longer than anyone else there. Plus the gas station literally 30 seconds up Rt 35 is cheaper anyway.

I don't remember this place but if I checked in, it's because they had a worthy bathroom for a pit…read morestop I made! **I'll always be your friend**

The pump attendant was so rude. When I paid in cash, he yelled at me for using some coins and…read morerefused to accept them.

Late night in Lincroft --- in need of a refill --- what is that light ahead --- its the Lincroft…read moreExxon. Its open --- my car is happy --- I drive on into the night --- not much else to say.

So last night around 10:10pm, my mom and I stopped to get gas at the Exxon in Eatontown across from…read moreFort Monmouth before heading up to the airport to get my brother and his girlfriend. I asked for $20 regular and handed the attendant a $20 bill. When the gas was done pumping and the gas cap was put back in the car, I asked if we were good to go? He said yes. Something didn't seem right since we didn't think the car would take the full $20. I turned around to see the total on the pump but he was awkwardly still standing in front of it. I asked him for a receipt and he said he couldn't because he already closed it out. I caught a glimpse of the pump and it was $15.47 I told him I see the total and that I have him a $20 so I'm owed change. He was in shock and began fumbling to give me change. He gave me back $5 and I looked at him and told him don't ever try to pull that shit again.