Strong 3.99 stars, just can't bring myself to giving a 4-star to a convenience store/gas station…read more It's the ONLY one of its kind in Western Canada, I asked lol. Even Macs can't resist the gas game but they're losing $ on this due to the $30/barrel lol. Anyways, it's one of the finer convenience stores Ive seen: spacious, big, and clean washrooms inside. Good section for coffee & food on far wall.

I find it odd that only Petro is able to find a spot along this corner of the city. Probably one of…read morethe busiest of corridors in and out of Vancouver and I give them props, as they have another one going Northward of Knight, that eventually becomes Clark Street, but on the same side? So if you are leaving the busy core, and are along Knight, rolling up to 33rd, and have dodged all the crazy speeders, big rig trucks, and occasional accidents that lurk around this stretch of town and need to fuel up, buy smokes for the commute, or run in to get some snack, or try to hit it big with the lotto so you never have to fill your car yourself. It's fully renovated, bright, very roomy, and I don't think I have ever seen line-ups at this station, and it is at the right corner, so your not risking your life trying to pull out of the stop and you can wait for the lights to go red if your heading southbound toward Richmond!

One of the quieter Petro stations, which is nice…read more Bright and clean. decent size convenience store.

Very basic. If all you need is a quick refuel and a snack/coffee, this will do just fine. They…read moredon't even have an air pump and vacuum station, and I thought these come standard to every gas station.

I love this little gas station for the sole purpose of its Tim hortons addition and how handy the…read moreconvenient store aspect is to grab food on the go! The Tim hortons staff are my favourite (I interact with them the most but the cashier for the gas station also seems nice enough! The only downside is it's size, of course, as it operates within the store and is not its own standalone so when it gets busy with passerbys or construction workers the line can be a bit long. Either way - they all work hard and efficiently to get it all done and sorted. No seating indoors so just grab and go onwards to your destination!

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

The gas here seems to be much cheaper than Superstore a few blocks away, even after the Superstore…read more3.5c/L offer. There's also a garage here with a couple of bays, so you can get some work done here as well. Other than that, the station itself looks a little beaten up, but they did a somewhat decent job renovating it a few years ago.

Closest Petro between Knight & Oak bridges…read more Quite busy, esp. w/ commercial trucks. Separate fullserve area too. Small convenience store but it's nice that it's close to the pumps. Lots of space to move around.

One of the larger gas stations in the area. There's also a convenience store attached, which sells…read morelots of overpriced goodies as expected. Their claim to fame is that unlike every other station in the vicinity, air here is actually still free. Definitely good to know if one wants to save a few bucks.

Looking for gas, or more or less a washroom to go to, on the corner of Willingdon and Hastings,…read morethis is probably the biggest gas station in the neighborhood. Be warned though, some people unfortunately do not know how to drive, and even once, I was backed into waiting for the pump. Also, a tip for all of you who need the washroom usage, you must get the key from the attendant, do not just wait there hoping that the door will open!

Gas station near the PNE area. Interesting enough, this one seems to have pretty good pricing once…read morein a while. The gas station is split into 2 sections, which is great for spreading out the lineup when there are hordes. Can't comment on the store as I didn't go inside. Their product works great.

I stopped in here to finally sample the deviously illegal in the USA treat I had long heard…read moreabout... THE KINDER EGG. This terrifying threat to U.S. national security was quite terrifying looking as I delicately attempted to diffuse its dangerous outer casing to attempt to get a look at the dangerous explosive core of the device. On one of my sample eggs I gently removed the delicious chocolate casing with my teeth tools and swallowed the chocolate rapidly to ensure no children could be harmed across the border. Next I was left with the dangerous plastic core filled with dangerous toy part shrapnel that I had to delicately pry open which with my finger tools proved challenging so I had to add teeth biting tools into the mix and the plastic shell quickly popped open. Inside the nefarious plastic core I removed the plastic shrapnel parts and assembled them into the crappy little toy they made. I repeated this process several times with my other Kinder Egg samples to evaluate the risk and overall my evaluation was that the toys inside are crap but banning these dumb Kinder Eggs is also dumb. The crappy toys got tossed in the trash in possible violation of some Canadian recycling laws as I'm not sure if I threw them in the right place but I needed to ensure I wouldn't violate the U.S. laws of dumb Kinder Egg ban either. Hopefully this will not result in an overwhelming international incident as my professional evaluation and testing of the Kinder Egg threat was thorough and the chocolate was fully consumed to avoid any danger of choking by any Darwin awards recipients.

One of the OG gas stations in Richmond. This business has been around for decades. There's a reason…read moreit's old and dumpy looking. Honestly it's like a time capsule back to the 1990s. To be honest, I'm surprised the pumps aren't analogue with the spinning wheels and the little spinny flow gauges. On a side note, this is the last surviving location in the Lower Mainland. Staff are friendly and helpful. This is Richmond after all, with the full serve pumps. This place is so old school that prepaid (credit card) gas requires 2 transactions - one for the prepaid amount, and a 2nd separate transaction for the unused amount. The pumps don't automatically refund. Be sure to get that 2nd transaction done before leaving. As of the time of writing, there is a 7c discount on Mondays and Thursdays for Domo club members, which beats out the Superstore discount. I guess the only downside is that there aren't many pumps available. Also the lot is quite small.

My go to for no nonsense petro that's usually the cheapest in town. Gas station is conveniently…read morelocated on No. 3 Road and Cambie Road right across from Aberdeen Center and next to a Tim Horton's & BC Transit Bus Stop. Visited the station on a Friday for one of their monthly "Flash Friday Sales" from 8:00 AM - 9:30 PM which gives members $0.08 cents / litre off the posted price on gasoline. Members also enjoy the perk of $0.07 / litre off on Mondays and Thursdays and lastly $0.03 / litre off the rest of the week. The station is equipped with 4 vintage gas pumps (Regular 87 and Premium 91+) no mid grade available. The best thing it's full service so the attendants will pump your gas and even bring the POS machine to you for payment without you even having to exit your vehicle. There is a little convenience store located at the center of the island if you choose to pick up some snacks on the go which are reasonably priced. There's only one Domo gas station in Richmond and with their nearly non- existent advertising costs allows them to offer the cheapest gas in town VS the bigger branded stations Chevron, Petro Canada, Esso, Shell.