The cashier started arguing with my son about what day it was. My son had turned 21 that day, June…read more14th, but the cashier said his ID wasn't valid to buy a beer for his birthday. What is wrong with you, dude? Is it that difficult to look at your receipts for the day, or a calendar so you can avoid picking a fight with your customers? He didn't even apologize after realizing he was WRONG. We will never shop, or get gas from this Chevron again. His attitude and behavior was completely unacceptable!

This is the gas station that is closest to my house and I usually go way out of my way to avoid it…read more I don't think I have seen another gas station with prices as high as this one. The garbage bins are always overflowing, there are always lots of trucks there making it very hard to maneuver in and out of, and I have faced a lot of tech issues here as well. It never accepts my loyalty cards (that work fine at other locations), there are a lot of card reader malfunctions, and you will not get a receipt even if you ask for one. It is very poorly maintained and outrageously priced. Generally, I will only come here in an emergency and get like $10 worth of gas to just get me enough to get to another gas station. I am not surprised to see other reviewers having the same experience.

One of the best gas stations that I stop by on my way to and after work, the owner is super kind,…read morevery helpful and the remodel they recently did inside looks amazing ! Will forever be my go to place always has everything I need I always feel welcomed in there !

After a lengthy conversation with Kevin Burton after the disaster of my last service, I made it…read moreclear that although I don't believe Toyota of Kirkland Service did anything to sabotage my car, what they did do (REMOVING BATTERY CELL COVER ALLOWING ACID TO SPLASH IN ENGINE COMEPARTMENT), and then the lies about the condition of my car (CLAIMING SUSPENSION WAS IN URGENT NEED OF REPAIRS WHEN IT WAS NOT), have scared me away from Toyota of Kirkland for good.

100% recommend. They're great! Call ahead and make your appointment, you can tell how popular they…read moreare because they are busy, so don't expect to

I have had several cars serviced for oil changes. They do a thorough job and review items that may…read moreneed attention. They only do what you authorized. I find their pricing is reasonable.

The new Totem Lake AMPM. New, clean, friendly staff, great pastries and hot food…read more Try the new cafe de olla with a couple shots of pumpkin pie creamer!! Delish!!

AMPM district management handled this incident with professionalism and integrity. Greatly…read moreappreciated.

Shell has just been remodeled, and is now the newest cleanest place in town to get your gas, hot…read morecoffee and newspaper.

They are so nice and really make sure all the COVID rules are applied! I was get my gas at shell!…read moreAnd I'm so glad this one is open again!

Okay, there's not all that much to set this apart from most c-stores .... except the super fun…read more"PULSH" stickers on the entrance - see the photo! I think they deserve to get some Yelp love just for the wicked sense of humor that somebody had to put these diabolical stickers up. Oh, and where can I get some for myself!?!?!

I overheard the cashier tell the N00B employee in Hindi to put one old one and one new item from…read morethe rollers for an American customer who wanted 2 of them.

I'm tired of these employees not putting receipt paper out at the pumps. Oftentimes drivers need…read morethose receipts to turn in to get compensated for their gas money. What if a mother with a young child who didn't want to take her child out of their car seat just to haul them into it convenience store to get a receipt was forced to do this because you people wouldn't put paper in the spool question mark Other times handicapped people might want their receipt and the pump machine is telling them that the machine is out of paper and that they have to come into the store just to get their receipt. Why is this? I find it uncanny how often this is happening there is no way this should be happening almost every day. Get it together workers or I will tell corporate. I will also tell corporate about how you will not answer your phone.

It was clean outside at the pumps. Customer service (cashier) was ok. The quality of the price I…read morepaid at the pump was very good. I've been inside several times at this location and it's a little dirty at the front door and counter when you check out. I give it a 4 because of the gas price and clean outside at the pump, ARCO rewards program and ease of getting in and out at this very busy corner location also was a benefit in rating it a 4/5. Overall I recommend this location. It's safe, well lighting and comfortable.

I don't frequent this side of the hill that often…read more The prices for gas here seem to run a little bit higher than others, and I don't know if this one is still an independently owned station or a corporate owned one anymore. It has changed ownership a few times in the last several years. It's the prices on the inside that kill it. Sodas, smokes, and various grabbies you might get at a place like this are *dollars* more than anywhere else. Not cents, DOLLARS. With other stations, convenience stores and grocery stores super close by along Juanita Drive, it's worth it to avoid this place and go to the other guys instead. A recent vehicle accident sent a car through one of their pumps, into the building and all also caught fire. They are back open for business during repairs and such, so perhaps they will upgrade a few items (pumps, interior) and clean the place up a little better due to that. Not awful, but just not worth it when you live somewhere with so many other choices so close by.

Some people don't understand, that small, independent gas stations cannot set their own prices…read more All make about the same markup, and that is controlled by the oil companies. They are still making the same margin as when I worked in a gas station in the early 70s. So don't blame the gas station operators, blame the oil companies. The owner used to run Park Oil, which was a major supplier of heating oil to customers in the area. He is friendly as is the staff. I am all for supporting neighborhood businesses. It only costs me an extra 50 cents to dollar to fill up here as opposed to the corporate gas stations elsewhere. And as long as the pumps are lit, they will take your credit or debit card for gas - so they are in essence an all night gas station unless you want to pay cash. UPDATE: The business has been for sale for a while. Rumor has it that a deal was finally struck and it will be torn down to build a small strip mall, with $tarbuck$ as the major tennant.