I was passing through town and needed gas for my car that i have had for almost 40 years and…read moredecided this place look good. My gas was pumped by a older looking long haired man who took great care in gassing up my car. He washed my window offered to check the oil i think someone needs to tell him its not 1971. AMAZING SERVICE AND HE TREATED MY CAR LIKE IT WAS HIS.

Friendliest attendants around, and their prices competitive with non Shell stations. Haven't had a…read morebad experience yet!

Known as shortys Hot…read moredeli. Excellent cold beverage selection. Excellent selection sunflower seeds and other nibbles. Clean restrooms open to the public. A nice oasis before a long journey

Been coming here all my life and suddenly I can't buy butane as a 20 yo? Had to go to Big Apple.read more

Stopped by here on my way down from Crown House because my gas light came on, and I saw a sign that…read moresaid gas. I had actually seen the sign on the way up, but hadn't seen where the gas pump was. Now that I saw it, I parked right in front of it. As soon as I finished parking, I could see that I would need to re park in order for the pump to reach my tank, but I was pumped in a legal way which made it obvious that I was there to use the gas, so I figured I'd straighten it out after I paid. As I walked through the door, I noticed an unexpectedly cute selection of items, and also smelled and saw some food. I started to think, after I get gas, I'll move my car and then look around and maybe get something to eat here. But these thoughts were interrupted by someone yelling at me. "You need to come in and line up this way!" Bewildered, I looked around. Was I the person she was screaming at? "Like this! This way!" I wanted to comply with her, but had no idea what she was demanding. I began to wonder if she was having a psychotic episode. What do you do if you walk into the market and the clerk is screaming at you with a really mean voice and hatred in her eyes? She looked like she was on a lot of pills. "So the gas can go in!" "Oh..." I finally responded, "Yeah, I need to re park my car, I can see that." She softened ever so slightly. "Well what can I do for you?" "Can I just get $20 worth of gas?" She began screaming at me again. "You need to park it so that the gas cap is next to the tank!" I was like, "Whoa," (the way you would say to a wild animal, which is how she was conducting herself), "I'm from California. I know how to pump gas." This put her anger on steroids. "YOU DON'T PUMP IT! WE PUMP IT!" At this point I interrupted her to sort of scoff at her and say, "Okay, I'll re park my car, there's no need to get upset." I kind of laughed at her and walked out with her still yelling. I was beginning to tune her out anyway cause it's hard to listen to people when they're screaming like that. I re parked my car. A man, who gave off the vibe of being her son? Came out and pumped my gas. I said thank you. I would want to check this place out again but seeing this lady would be a major deterrent.

For those of us who don't live there, Corbett is the sort of tiny little hamlet that one drives…read morethrough (in the blink of an eye) on the way to other places, with very few reasons (and places) to stop and shop; the Corbett Country Market is basically the only exception to this rule. You're not even likely to encounter it, unless you happen to be headed to, or returning from Multnomah Falls along the Historic Columbia River Highway (highly recommended for its gorgeous views!), but if you do happen to pass by, a stop here is very recommended! They have everything here, from your standard convenience store staples, snacks and drinks, but also several other outstanding offerings: a hot deli (that includes pizza, chicken, sausages, wings and other things!), fresh baked goods, local produce and products, household supplies and sundries, surprisingly reasonably-priced gasoline (from an ancient, yet charming pump), and even liquor! Despite being out-of-the-way for the majority of Portland Metro residents, the Corbett Country Market has been around for over 100 years, which means they must be doing something right. And based on what I've seen, that "something" is "everything".

76 Station Eagle Creek OR…read more The cashier demanded I put my mask on to enter store. So as usual I did. I then told cashier that if she is going to demand customers wear a mask, then perhaps she should wear hers properly. Daily shopper my entire life at this store. She works an early morning shift and EVERYTIME I would be served by her, she wore her mask under her nose. Now I never said anything because the whole mask thing is a joke, so I met her threat to kick me out by calling her out. I said if we are going to be demanded to "Play by the rules" then you have to play by the same rules. I was banned permanently from the store. And she never did fix her mask! Owners wife (I believe) was standing right there! I spend THOUSANDS of dollars there a year and have for a very long time, because I support my local business - NOT ANYMORE! Steer clear, the deli food sucks, and EVERYTHING in store is the HIGHEST price around from Barton to Estacada all the way up to Sandy. Their fuel is watered down and the Propane is the highest price for 10miles in every direction! Can YOU HEAR ME NOW!

So, I stopped by last Sunday 01/28/2023 at approx. 9:30 AM on my way to Church to get $10.00 worth…read moreof fuel, enough to get me to my destination. I started pumping gas, and 5 minutes later I was still at about $2.00. I went in to report to the people working in there that something might be wrong with the pump. The guy looked down at what I assume is something that can read the pump pumping. He says to me, " Well, you can move to another pump, but I can't promise you it will be any faster." I said to him, "you might want to go put a sign on that pump saying that it's out of order. His answer, " Well, what if it starts working again" smfh, REALLY!!! I spent 5 years of my life pumping fuel in the 70s and 80s. I'm almost positive as to what was wrong, the tanks feeding those pumps were almost empty, they were getting ready to run out of fuel. That's what's happening when the pumps start acting like that. It's not rocket science. Someone just needed to go throw a measuring stick in the tanks and measure how much fuel was left. Shortly after I pulled in, another gentleman and his family pulled in to the pump behind me. As I was attempting to pump my own fuel, I observed him go inside for a minute and come back out. I didn't think much about it at the time because I was trying to figure out why my pump was running so slow. After I returned from my chat with the guy inside, I asked the guy pumping fuel behind me, "Is your pump going really slow?" He said yes. So, I would bet anyone that they were running out of fuel or were already out and we were just getting what was left in the underground pipes. Someone there dropped the ball when it comes to ordering fuel, or measuring how much fuel was remaining in those tanks so that more fuel could be ordered. The dude inside who I talked to had an attitude and his customer service skills SUCKED. In other words, he was a dick. His attitude was like, "Oh well." Not my problem. I left him with a few choice words before I want out, hung up the hose and left. And to think I was in a good mood when I got there. lol

Brrrr.....it's cold outside. Only 22 degrees but these guys are ready to help. Fast and friendly…read moreservice. They have a sign that says..."cleanest bathrooms in town." Not that I've ever used their bathroom, but I belive them. It's a very neat and clean place. We come here to fill up on propane for the RV. Cheapest I can find in Sandy. Up on the mountian, you end up paying double for propane. Nice place to grab a few snacks too. Never had a problem with this place. I will be back.

The staff is friendly as always, but there were customers in the store with no masks on and the…read moreemployees didn't say a word. Really disappointing. I have also noticed that, while this Arco used to have some of the cheapest gas in the state, it is no longer much, if at all, different than surrounding stations, and not much of a cash discount. I'm not sure if this is due to the relatively new owners or some sort of regulation I don't know about, but not a lot of incentive to get out of your car and pay cash inside with maskless folks during a pandemic when you could just go down the street and use your card at the pump.

On the evening of 3/18/2023 I stopped by for some beverages…read more and I experienced the rudest cashier ever. I contacted their customer service department and they are no help. In fact no one reached out to me. I highly recommend avoiding Space Age Fuel Stations especially the one located at 13488 SE Hwy 212 #8955, Clackamas, OR 97015 next to McDonald's.

I have autism which can make it extremely overwhelming and sometimes difficult to get gas or read…read moresigns especially in a very busy environment. I went inside to ask the attendant for help checking out at the pump and she was so incredibly rude and arrogant, talked to me like I was 5. I did it myself but I can't imagine why you'd need to be so rude to someone for just asking for help. The female employee had red hair. Be nicer people.

Stopped there on our way back from Bend to top off so I wouldn't have to deal with it Monday…read moremorning. The attendant was beyond rude. May be the last time I ever stop there. Nothing like heading home relaxed to get a large dose of attitude from someone who simply wasn't paying attention. She thought I was pulling (backing) in from the wrong side. Didn't realize I was simply moving the car closer after pulling in too far off the pump to let the wife out. She went out of her way to tell me to go ahead and get my fuel someplace else and that the next station was 16 miles away, as if I didn't know where I was. She also made a point of pulling her jacket open so I could read her name tag as she announced at high volume that her name is SAM. Ok Sam, good on you for running me off. I'll be sure to tell everyone I know what fine customer service skills you have. The most ridiculous part - there was no one at the pump behind me so even if I had backed in, to simply ask me to not do that again would have led to her realizing that I hadn't done it in the first place. When you come at someone with all that attitude there probably won't be much conversation Sammy ... Their prices are great, but I'll spend $4.00 more next time and skip the attitude.

Stopped today and wanted to top off tank on way back to town from our house up on the mountain…read more Asked attendant for $20 regular and thought it was all fine. Checked my receipt and he gave me $28.88 in gas and he also failed to turn gas cap until it clicked, so as an added bonus I also left with a dash light on. Seemed to be more concerned with talking to a couple friends than actually paying attention. I've been here many times but today is most likely the last

The employees are friendly enough, but the car wash absolutely sucks! If you're gonna spend $14 go…read moreto a regular car wash. Did not actually do anything for my car and actually made the spots worse. I gave two stars only for the actual gas station, but the car wash I give a -10.

Truth be told, I've never given a review of a gas station before, but this experience warrants one…read more We got gas, a car wash and filled our tires. The attendant - who acted more like an owner (maybe he was!), was so helpful, friendly, polite and respectful that he left us nearly speechless. It was like getting service from 50 years ago. Well done, Null and 76 Station!

A.m. p.m. can meet your gas needs and your snack needs. That's the best I can do on this rating.read more

Lovely customer service here at the ampm. We were the ONLY customer pulling in for gas. The pump…read moreattendant came over and, no hello...no niceties, just an immediate " you do know you can pump your own diesel in Oregon". To be fair, he was pretty busy reading the tag on the fire extinguisher when we pulled up. (For the record, we do know we can pump our own diesel here in Oregon, so don't head over if you don't wish to pump.) We also asked him if he could fill our propane, and again, although we were still the only car, he stated "only if I'm not busy". Needless to say we pulled away and decided against the propane. You may return to your fire extinguisher education instead.