they have a guy named Antonio who doesn't even work there working like a slave there he comes in…read moreat about 6:30pm everyday to clean, stocks cups, and he unloads the totes when they get a delivery. They let him buy lottery too! I worked there the one of the Managers told me they were paying him under the table.

I tend to fill my rental car's gas tank full the night before returning it to the car rental at MSP…read moreairport. I did that on my recently trip. It's the usual. What was different was my hotel. I stayed at a different one. I didn't take into account that the gas indicator would dip under the Full notch on my car's dashboard heading to the airport. This hotel wasn't that far away from my usual one. My gas tank was a smidge under the Full notch. I was surprised. I was driving along I-35 and needed a gas station. Luckily, I had just past one. I exited I-35 north, hit I-35 in the opposite direction, exited, turned right, and then left to reach this BP. I liked that there were plenty of gas pumps available. There was another customer besides me at this gas station. The BP app is awesome. I specify the pump number and get the pump unlocked. I got out of my car to top off my gas tank. The downside was that the pump could not sense whether the tank was full. I was guessing, looking at the gas gauge on my car's dashboard and pumping. It was a pain. I eventually hit $6.94. It is an oddly specific total, but it did the job. It happens to be the first three digits of my childhood phone number in the Beaches, without the area code. Anyway, I do love paying using the app, getting in my car, and heading to the airport. It saved me some time, which I appreciated. Otherwise, I would be gawking at everything in the convenience store and would likely be rushed going through security at the airport. This gas station was clean. There was plenty of paper towel and windshield wiper solution where I was. It's a decent gas station with a weird gas pump. I was happy that I could bring back my rental car with a full tank of gas. (147)

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

Stopped here to grab a drink. Originally was looking for a slurpee but the machine was out of…read moreorder. The pop machine looked really dirty and gross like they don't clean it often. They had food heating in a few areas but those also looked like they weren't cleaned in a while either. They don't have as much of a bottled drink selection as other gas stations, I didn't see any Minute Maid lemonades or some other of my go to drinks. I ended up getting a squirt and after we paid and drove off, when I tried it, it had a weird chemical taste (I don't completely blame the gas station), but I was looking for a expiry date on the bottle and it was kind of smeared off and not legible. I've drank expired pop before and it was never this weird tasting so I'm not sure what was going on but for sure had to throw it away. I'd say for sure check the dates on anything you buy as the store is pretty unkept.

It's unfortunate this Speedway blends in the landscape considering it's across the street from the…read morehistoric water tower. Gasoline is competitively priced, but some of the convenience store items are overpriced.

Roxanne Whitfield is the GOAT! She is personable, friendly, and helpful. Her smile brightens my…read moreday. She deserves a raise.

Manager is super rude. Im 26 years old, just moved here from Arizona and wanted to buy nicotine…read more She refused to sell me nicotine with a valid photo ID that is scannable. Went down the block to another speedway and was sold nicotine because in fact I do have a valid license that says I am over the age of 21.

Marshall and Hamline station no coffee for three weeks , Student at nearby college everyone is…read morecomplaining

Rarely do the pumps printers work when buying a car wash and you need the code. Completely negates…read morepaying at the pump to avoid having to go in to store. This has been like this for years.

You may not know it but your life is really an empty Shell of an experience. But no more! Cause it…read moreis Lucky! Lucky Gas Station to be exact and if you pump your gas here, that luck may come off the gas pumps and right on to your palm. That is if the previous person didn't get it. But enough of fondling the gas pumps. Lucky's is one of those smaller start ups that you see popping up around town offering fair gas prices and all those wonderful products made out of corn syrup. How Lucky is that? Super Lucky! Oh wait. Just Lucky. But Lucky for you, and you, and you, and the neighborhood. The neighborhood? Why sure! Why not? That empty Shell of a building (maybe it was a Shells, maybe not. But why waste a bad pun opportunity?) sat vacant and forlorn. Tumble weeds rolling across the lot with the other gas stations laughingly charging 10-20 cents more per gallon. But no more! Now our little slice of St. Paul is lucky to have Luckys and if you need to use the loo, they have clean bathrooms too.

I do not live in the area, but I did know that this location was safe. I used the gas pump, but…read morestill had to go inside for a receipt which was inconvenient.

Cashier made my day! Best experience at a gas station ever. The cashier went above and beyond to…read morehelp me out. Her philosophy "pay it forward". Many thanks

The gas station is ok. The tobacco place next door, called Twones, is selling old tobacco products,…read moreand when you go in to do an exchange or complaint, the clerk is instantly telling you that you are a liar. He knows for a fact they are fresh and he also has to get permission from the owner to do any exchanges or refunds. save yourself the trouble and go somewhere else

This is your typical gas station/convenience store/automatic car wash. I got gasoline and a car…read morewash, all without having to deal with a single human being. I ordered the mid-range wash on the pump when paying for my gas. The vacuum was $2 so I skipped it. I pulled up to the robotic car wash, punched in my code from the gas receipt, and drove in. I put the car in park and it took the washer about five minutes to wash my car. Kind of fun to watch the device sweep over and around my car, spraying it with various soaps and rinses, but I prefer the car washes you drive through with the brushes because I feel they do a better job. Anyway, it is a decent gas station and car wash. No complaints.

The people that work here are the nicest people around we come here all the time and we love the…read morebarbecue they put on in the summer!!

Ooobaby. I just love these pumps. Put your card in, type in your zip code (always fun), insert that…read morenozzle and glug-glugidy-glug...the sweet sound of petrol shooting into your auto. I also enjoy watching the cars speed past on Shepard Rd while my tank fills. My mind drifts to a time when horse and buggy once passed this corner. Did they stop for oats? Was it cold without a windshield? Had someone suffered from polio on that engineless day? Back to pumping gas. Electric pumps are cool. It would take for ever to make your own gas and ladle it from a bucket into your car. I never go inside the building, but there always seems to be a sweet smiling attendant behind the counter. I wonder if they wonder about me wondering about them? I withheld the 5th star because they do not have compressed air. Any gas station that charges for air can get no more than 3 stars. Better to have broken air than to have working pay air. Sure, it costs money to purchase/maintain an air compressor. I don't care. Charge us an additional $.01 per gallon to finance this luxury.

NADER was so amazing! he made me feel safe and comfortable I will definitely be back again!read more

DO NOT GO HERE. They put a $125 hold on my card for paying at the pump to put $5 into my car…read more Screwed up my whole day and the bank can't do anything about it because of how BP set it up.