Went to get worms to fish this afternoon and stopped here. there was only 2 containers so I didn't…read moreeven take the time to check through the worms with such little options to choose and ended up with there when I drove to my fishing spot

Well this summer when I was there there was a short long haired man working at night that started…read morescreaming and yelling at me because I bugged him too much I guess he has no customer service skills at all then I was there maybe October 6th in the evening has to use the bathroom and he said he went unlock it it took him quite a bit of time to unlock it, and then I got in there sat on the toilet and all the sudden all this cold air started flying through the vents and I got up to go out and the door would not open I was locked inside I was pounding and pounding and screaming and screaming I was petrified like no other I thought this man was a psycho it was the same man he is rude crazy he was rude and crazy to me when I went there again and I don't even know why he's working there but because of him I will never ever go there and I will tell everybody I know not to go there he made me feel like I was going to be chopped up or something because I couldn't get out of there but since I was screaming so loud and beating on the door my granddaughter heard me it all the sudden got unlocked and I think I'm going to report it to the police to be honest with you because it's really scary to pull something like that on somebody and he should be reprimanded if not fired for being such a jerk to everybody

There Diesel price is better than Portland and they pump a lot of volume so it's always fresh…read more!!!the help hasn't changed in like 15years ! (thank God) and they still wash your windows ! Diesel is self serve but if it is cold or gross out they will always gladly take care of it for you !

The guy working inside was very high and could barely give me a receipt…read more I also had to pull in against the arrows because I had a huge tank on the left and it takes a while to fill up my fuel cells (about 80 gallons in one fuel cell and 40 in the other which the fuel is used to support the wildland fires). If I went the same direction as the arrows and I filled up that way then I would block the customers needing fuel for quite a while, so I was trying to be courteous and previously the people working there didn't seem to have an issue with it, or at least not that they told me. A guy that worked there that I hadn't seen before, came up to me today and was very rude and unprofessional and told me to pull my truck around to face the other direction. I explained my reasoning but he was adament and with his being that rude and disrespectful, I just put the nozzle up and I told him that I would go somewhere else. He replied that that sounds good to him so I said that it sounded good to me too. Other people were cool here but the cashier was high as a kite and this other guy was really rude and obnoxious. Because of this man's attitude and unprofessional childish behavior, I won't be going there again.

This place was my final gas stop before heading to the airport and back to Los Angeles…read more If you haven't been to Oregon before, you'd be shocked to see that you cannot legally pump your own gas. A job stimulus package a few years back made it so that gas station attendants had to pump the gas for you. A friendly lady came out from the convenience store and helped me out. We chatted a bit while I waited. I didn't have time to go inside the convenience store, nor stop at the restroom. But from what I gather, it was a clean and efficiently run place. A prior entry indicated that this place was closed, which is not accurate, as it was very open. There were plenty of other motorists stopping by here, either because of the Portland airport that sat nearby, or just people getting their Sunday started early. It was a quick and convenient stop, it did its job well.

I am so pissed off at this gas station. I've stopped here several times and every time I use full…read moreserve. I am disabled and it is difficult for me to get out of my car and put my own gas. I wait 15 minutes before I leave. This happens every time. I'm sure they figure if they outwear me. I'll put my own, but that's not an option for me. I just leave and find somewhere else.

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

Family owned gas station out in The Heights in Hood River, Scotty's Corner has several pumps…read more Under a large covered area. Pumps are self serve but the attendants come right out and offer to pump the gas, which I accepted. Price was 10 cents less than other stations in town. It's a large, spacious paved area making it easy to pull in and out of the station. Was previously Nobi's Gas & Drive Thru Deli.

Spotty's Corner, offers Reg Gas, Non- Ethanol, Dsl, and Off Road Dsl. plus propane. Self serve but…read morealso has friendly attendants that will come out and offer to pump your fuel.

Only place in Maupin (or anywhere for miles) to get gas. Staff were prompt and the price was fair…read morefor being the only place around. We wer in and out quickly. My kids marveled at the old school gas pump with the non-digital numbers. I'd definitely come back again.

Driving from Vancouver, WA to Redmond, WA via 84 and 197 has lots of scenery but few gas stops once…read moreyou hit 197. If you do a search on Google Maps for nearby gas stations, the search results aren't Shell, 76, Mobil or Chevron. This one came up as search return hit number 2. I thought the name was odd for a gas station but better to not be stuck in the middle of nowhere which had already happened to me earlier this week. (Thanks, Oregon potholes!) Just driving through Maupin is a trip. Like so many other small towns I've seen so far in the state of OR, they're like time capsules unto themselves. Isolated and existing much as they have over the years without succumbing to big box corporate mundanity. If you drive too fast, you might miss this tiny service station. I loved looking at their two pumps enough to take a pic along with the sticker art nearby. :) The guy who pumped the gas was super nice and mellow. $39 for a regular fill-up for my rental Corolla.

Believe the hype. This is a must-stop spot for breakfast on the way up to Mt. Hood. The burritos…read moreare delicious, super inexpensive and ultra-filling (seriously, I'm a big dude who eats a lot and I couldn't finish the large). Plus the people who work here are very friendly. Meat and vegetarian-friendly options. This isn't just a good gas station breakfast burrito. It's a fantastic breakfast burrito, period.

Years ago, the burrito and taco counter inside the Shell station in Sandy was my go-to spot for…read morebreakfast burritos. The price was right, and the food was always delicious. After the Sandy food cart pod opened, I was drawn to all the new options and hadn't stopped here in years. But with breakfast burritos elsewhere now running around $10 to $14, I decided to return--and was thrilled to find one here for just $7.50. At 8:30 a.m., the deli case didn't have as many choices as I remembered, although I may simply have arrived early. The staff made my burrito with scrambled eggs and chopped bacon from the deli case, added a generous sprinkle of cheese, wrapped it, and finished it in the press. I had forgotten about that final step, but it makes a real difference: the tortilla gets nicely finished, the cheese melts, and everything inside is warmed through. They also included a couple of salsas to take along. The menu still offers tacos and familiar lunch favorites such as carnitas and al pastor, so there are plenty of reasons to return later in the day. The Sandy Shell deli is still serving satisfying food at an affordable price. If you want a flavorful, budget-friendly breakfast burrito without the food-cart price, this longtime local stop is worth revisiting. For the time being, the deli closed on the weekends due to staffing shortages.

This small convenience store is at the end of the Columbia river scenic highway. It's has few…read moreparking next to the shop. There's a gas pump but it was hard to tell if it was working. The store has a variety of snacks, drinks, sodas, candies, ice creams, bread, milk, grocery items and a meat shop as well. They sell liquors in the store too. Surprisingly the store had really good cooked food too. We saw pizza, chicken pieces, sausage, brisket, ribs, chops, pulled pork on display. Since we were really hungry we got two chicken legs with mac and cheese on the side. The friendly staff prepared the meal within couple of minutes. We sat down in the front corner of the store that had few tables. The chicken was moist and had a really good taste. Mac & cheese was decent too. Given the limited options around the vicinity, this shop is good place for a quick bite and grocery shopping.

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.

Rob helped us when our car was low on oil. Super friendly and knowledgeable. We were very…read moreappreciative!

Very friendly service. Rob and Tricia are great. Very professional throughout the process, they got…read moreus taken care of as fast as humanly possible. We will be calling you again next time we need help. Highly recommended!

If I recall, Walter's was last stop for fuel and reasonable price from a dude with few words. If…read morememory served, we filled up as dude disregarded small talk and then we helped save a loose dog on the road, yep I picked her up and put her in a local person's car. I am sure she found her family and Walter's fuel was just fine. Lack of small talk is just fine with me. What is that Hemmingway quote about dogs?

The only gas for miles. Convenience store with dog, cat and chicken food, as well as all the…read morestandard convenience store items. Candy, snacks, beer, soda, TP, common over the counter drugs, a few non-perishable food items, ice cream. They have a wall full of animal trophies, some quite large. They also have some super ironic vintage Olympia Beer promotional plaques.