I ordered a iPhone charging cable from this Shell Convenience Shop location via UberEats on March…read more21 and while a convenience shop doesn't typically warrant a review - I wanted to note the excellent customer service from the individual at this Shell location. (My iPhone cable showed it to be charging with the lighting sign on the charging bar on the iPhone but it didn't seem to actually be charging and was running out of batteries - so I needed a replacement USB lighting cable ASAP... it was past 10 PM so most shops were closed but thankfully there was UberEats.) A quick search on the UberEats app showed several gas stations that carried the lighting cable. The first one I ordered from Petro Canada didn't have it in stock so they cancelled the order. I replaced the order with Shell on 49th Avenue that also showed to have the iPhone charging cable... along with three chocolate bars (Free delivery with $15 purchase on UberEats with Uber One membership at $9.99/month - the chocolate bars at this Shell was also cheaper than most convenience shops or gas station convenience shops. Two Kinder Bars were only $2 with a promo on UberEats and Caramilk was $1.5?) Anyways, shortly after I received a call from Shell with the attendant wanting to confirm which cable it was (the individual mentioned he used Samsung and wasn't familiar with the variation of iPhone cables) to ensure I had the right cable for the newer generation iPhone. What I noted was how polite and respectful the individual was on the phone (even on hanging up saying Thank You and have a nice day)... surprised at the courtesy and respect from a convenience shop at a gas station. Got some extra time so thought to write a review to note that the staff here seem very friendly and respectful. Confirmed which cable was needed and asked if I had any colour preferences (no) and received my charging cable in hand (with some chocolates!) shortly later just as my phone ran out of batteries. The convenience of UberEats and 24 hours convenience shops (I appreciate the attendant taking the time to ensure I had the right charging cable as the previous Petro Canada also called inquiring if it was type-C before cancelling the order when clarifying it was the 8-pin and they didn't have stock.)

+ plenty of pumps. + gas is usually dips here at night…read morebefore other stations + convenient location + friendly staff + well-lit + pumps are open 24/7 - air pump is no longer free. The one on Kingsway and Grange St. is still free.

This location of Superstore Gas is a bit on the tight side, as there is a propane filling station…read morein the way of the lineup. It can get messy. However, it's nowhere near as bad as the Richmond No.3 location. With this location, Plus and Supreme unleaded are only available in the centre aisle unless you want full serve. The single aisle on the south side of the station is Regular unleaded and Diesel only.

Filled my propane tank and it lasted one very short BBQ. Checked for leaks and it is fine and one…read moreyear old. To give you an example of how little propane I use the last one lasted a year from new. I went in to pay and it was supposedly filled by the time I came out. Ripped off. I will not go back there but will stand and watch wherever I do have it filled to ensure that I am getting 20 lbs of propane. Calculate by checking the weight of the tank which is posted on the handle grip area of the tank.

I was on my way home and I have about half a tank left. I heard that gas price could go up higher…read more I didn't want to take the chance so I filled up here. Good thing that there were no line up. The issue is that it is not easy to get to this gas station if you are heading south. Well I was heading west so I managed to drive into the station. No line up. Gas as 209.9 everywhere and it was 207.9. Plus I have a CIBC credit so I get 2.5 cents off. So it was 205.4 for me. Gas has gotten so expensive.

Gas station on the SE corner of Grandview and Renfrew. Good for when one is going to the highway…read more Decent sized station. Area can get a bit packed when there's a lineup. The gas was nice and flammable.

Spacious corner lot, and good size convenience store, On The Go. And service is quick here…read more Kitty corner to Superstore. Handy if you are heading east onto Highway #1, on the right side.

Who knew car washes could be this fun? This station has a wonderful touch-less car wash that…read moreincludes blue and pink mood lighting, multiple soaking sessions for your car including tri-color soap which is always a thrill for kids and adults alike. We stopped by after a road trip to Squamish that had the car covered in fine white dust from the road and this car wash did the trick--while a few spots were missed toward the bottom of the car, for the most part it looked as good as new! Each wash takes about 5-10 minutes and sometimes there is a little bit of a line to contend with. Prices seem reasonable. Bonus tip- the car wash is 50% off on Mondays. Give this place a try!

The touchless car wash here is very popular. There is always a line unless you go in the early…read moremorning and maybe late at night. As I've never bring my car to an automatic car wash before, I'm quite clueless on how it works. The staff was very kind and explained the process very well. I also found out I could redeem my PC optimum points for a free car wash (any type for 10k points). I'm not sure if you can do the redemption at the pump or if it's only inside the store. You get a $2 off any car wash when you get gas. And you can add the car wash option at the pump. Without the discount the basic car wash starts at $13.99 or $15.99. I remembered it being quite steep. The price chart is available at the cashier and I forgot to take a picture of that. The wash is pretty good and I can see the dust and grime being washed away by the high pressured water. I think the front of my car is cleaner than the rest. I've gotten gas here before and it's quite the usual process. If you're collecting pc points, I find it's better to get your card scanned at the store. Somehow my points tend not to show up when I do it at the pump. Maybe it's just my card. Location is quite convenient too. Near the willingdon and kingsway junction.

First time using a touch screen gas pump! With recent hike…read morein gas prices and more drivers opting to go electric, there are fewer and fewer gas stations around the DT core in Vancouver, its good to still have a Shell station in operation!

Was there tonight 12.05 am to get gas. Used my debit card, went to pump the gas, and no gas. One…read moreguy working in the kiosk so wait wait for him. Then he crosses his arms and says no gas. Of no gas then turn your sign to 0. No customer service. No help, nothing. Ridiculous. If their out of gas, then the first thing to do is close off the pumps. But nope. -1

Like any Shell gas station. It is pretty much the same as any Shell Station you expect. You fill…read moreyour gas here, pump your tire, or pick up a few things from the convenient store etc. Nothing too special. Its not too busy and it can be hard to get to if you are heading east.

The nicest station in Burnaby, a view of mountains and trees while you pump away…read more Open 24 hours. Good size store. A bit of a weird layout, pumps in a diagonal.

Getting Air miles with promotions! I love to get bonus air miles by purchasing their car washes!read more

Nothing too wow about this gas station. Came here to fill up gas and then left…read more Prices are standard here. Location is convenient.

There's a creepy cranky guy that works at this Chevron…read more Chevron gas is my favourite place to get fuel. I avoid this one unless I really have to (ie good price, or I'm really low on gas) The guy's name is Malik. For example when I pay by cash, he says, "do you need your change?" Then giggles at me??!! When I say, "yes of course" he replies with, "well you have to say so" and laughs as if it's funny?? When Aeroplan partnered with Journie, I tried to scan both cards. He got annoyed and said, "you can only use one!!". When I said that a different Cheveron let me do it, he got angry and said, "try it again then!" Which I did, but it didn't go through. Then he said, "see!? I told you!" He totally gave me the creeps.

Looks like the former Mohawk/Husky has now turned into a Chevron…read more Pretty convenient location, as it's located at a somewhat busy intersection. Can get a bit busy during rush hour, but nothing crazy. The location is actually a bit on the small side, with only 2 rows of pumps. But it does get the job done.

Every where was $1.48 per liter and this place was priced at $1.35 per litre. The inner me tells me…read morethis is where I need to fill up gas. This gas station is located at the corner. The cons are that there are not a lot of pumps and plus with the congested traffic it was not so wow. But my goal has always been trying to save money. So this was the place to fill up for gas for me. Trying to leave the gas station was not fun either. The location is convenient.

While I can't comment on the prices for this particular gas station (gas is just all around…read moreexpensive in my opinion), I do wish to comment on my experience at this gas station the other day. This station is located on the corner of a busy intersection, which means the concrete dividers limits when you can become a patron of this location (unless you are a big enough fan to find a side street to turn around a double back). The other day I was headed along the right direction, noted my tank could use a fill-up soon. Seeing the station listed a decent gas price (for the area at least), I thought I would fill up. The lot seems to be a lot smaller than your average gas station, though I can't tell if that is because is it bordered by houses and the large convenience store, or if the square footage is genuinely on the small side. Given the fact that I saw nothing but apartments and homes on my drive there, plus a school across the street, I do consider it smart to have a larger convenience store in lieu of a few extra pumps. For whatever reason, the machine would not read my points card no matter how many times I tried. So off I went, mask on face, into the store to see if I could prepay for gas in person. The staff there were both courteous and friendly, and another patron even let me go ahead of him because he was waiting for some sort of order that had been delayed. While I suspect prepay orders with points cards were a rare occurrence here, the staff worked walked me through the payment one step at a time and even thanked me for my patience. I've had my fair share of lackluster dealings with gas station attendants, but I can safely say this was NOT one of those times. Somehow the staff's friendly demeanor and smooth handling of the situation dissipated any frustration I may have felt over the finicky machine. I even went on to fill up and drive off in a better mood. These days, a lot of us prepay at the pump and rarely run into the convenience store. If for any reason you find yourself needing to do so at this location...you may just have a very pleasant experience.