One of the best places to stop if you're going down highway 5. It's not too packed and offers a…read morelot of great things to quickly grab. There is a Subway and Baja Fresh here as well, but I tend to go for the snacks. Apparently they have alligator jerky, but I saw the sign as I was leaving so I'll have to try it next time. Overall, a great place to stop on highway 5. Service tends to be pretty flat though, as it seems most of the people here don't care to be working here.

Disgusting restrooms for both Men and Women. I asked the Manager about when the restroom was…read morecleaned last. His response.."I do not clean, I am a Manager". Owners, Managers and staff should be ashamed of themselves. Do not recommend this stop.

Gas here is low quality. I have no comment on the restaurant or the food mart. By if you're looking…read morefor quality gas that will keep your car driving for hundreds of miles, skip this one.

While traveling on highway 101 made a pit stop at Shell…read more Don't let the flowers fool you. Needed a bathroom break and it was the closes location off the 101. Stopped in and the restrooms really needed some attention. 1 out of 4 stalls were in working order and it really needed some air freshener. This Shell has a mini mart for you load up on snacks and drinks if needed. They also have beer and vine but remember to be safe and don't drink and drive. They have a Subway and Baja Fresh if your hungry and need a quick meal. Both have a dinning area so you have the option of eating there or taking it on the road while you enjoy the scenic route.

I had a little less than 100 miles of fuel left (per the car indicator.) I made a stop at another…read moregas station before getting here but their price was just far too horrendous! Came through here and it was next to Shell. I compared, of course, and the only reason Valero won out is because it's $0.30 less per gallon than Shell, $0.50/less than the previous gas station I went to. Pulled up front after filling up since I needed to go potty (I still had ways to go.) I wasn't comfortable that the bathroom is located outside, but I felt good about where the key is attached to: it's like a mini-bat. At least if I get attacked, I'd have a weapon. Heeee! Went back in to get drinks and snacks after filling up. I asked the cashier if they were open 24 hours. "Yes, we are." She was nice and friendly. And the whole store was clean. Definitely keeping this place in mind for stops like the one I just made...

Stopped here to put gas after work. On my way to a Yelp event. I only put $20. The pump is going so…read moreslow. It literally took me 15 minutes to put that much gas. ridiculous. I should have went across the street. Could've been out of here in five minutes.

Best gas station snack store ever. Full of fun and unique Japanese treats. Lots of fancy beer too…read more Just go. We go out of our way to get gas here because my kid lovers buying random Japanese food and drinks.

Pretty cool stop. They have a cool restaurant that serves barbecue and a small gift shop section…read more Pricey but what can you expect right off the freeway.

If you're driving between Northern CA and Southern CA, you'll come to realize how important this…read morehydrogen vehicle/fuel cell fueling station is during your commute. It's located in Coalinga, at the side of a Shell gas station. When you walk out of the car, you'll smell the unmistakeable aroma of Harris Ranch and the cows. Our fill-up here was smooth and effortless, though the initial sounds of the pump still make me a little nervous and I find myself stepping away from the hydrogen tanks unconsciously. Behind the gas station are some public restrooms which were surprisingly very clean. They even had a light air freshener in there, which made walking in a more pleasant experience than most public restrooms. The gas station store is big and has all you need for a road trip, including kids' toys (they even had Monchhichi dolls), snacks, drinks, and even BBQ sandwiches as well as raw meat for you to take home and cook on your own. Definitely glad this fueling station is here, though we're hoping they open a few more on the I-5 stretch, in case this one happens to get depleted.

As one of the most important Hydrogen fueling stations from San Francisco to Los Angeles this one…read moreis truly an Oasis. The reliability here is absolute so that you don't end up having to stay at nearby Harris Ranch ( with the rest of the Teslas. ) The Station is clean and ready for you to get in and out quickly. It offers both H35 and H70 There are nearby restrooms as it shares the locale with the Shell Fuel Station.

First time charging at this location and it was a good experience. They have tons of chargers, so…read moreyou are able to space out pretty well, atleast during our visit. We checked out the vending machine room and walked right out. It wasn't anything we needed, and I'm not fond of not knowing prices upfront. The women's bathroom seemed clean, but it was hot when I went in. I noticed lots of people not knowing how to get in without the code, but I guess that's a learning curve for most people. They had some cute little benches to hang out on, but not something we would use. I would rather sit in my a/c in the car than sit in direct sunlight.

An entire row of chargers at the front are now functioning, compared to when we were here a year(or…read moremore) ago. Well-lit and clean area with garbage cans. Also there were picnic tables that are not available at other charging stations. I wish there was a "standard." Gas station and Harris Ranch are walking distance too where you can buy food. They are expensive restaurant style food. But our kids wanted fast food so we bought food from the other side of the exit, before parking to charge. Note: Tesla etiquette: do not park beside a charging car, especially when you have plenty of choice to separate, go to the next set of number. This way you don't slow down the charge by splitting the power. Ex. 1A,1B,1C, 2A, 2B, 2C

TRULY WONDERFUL. I cannot say enough about how great these guys are. They were thorough,…read moreprofessional, and went well above and beyond the call of duty. They really saved our trip! On a trip from San Francisco to San Diego the day before Thanksgiving, my wife and I noticed a loud and repeating noise as we drove down the highway. At 5:50 pm the night before Thanksgiving and with very little around us, we scrambled to find anyone who was willing to look at our car. We call Ralph's and Ralphie (Ralph's son) answered. He said they were just leaving for the day but said he would wait for us and look at the car if we could make it to him. We struggled to get the car to him (found out that we had snapped 2 lugs on the back right wheel and the remaining lugs had become so loose it could have fallen off on the highway) but finally made it to the garage. Their entire team waited for us and quickly and efficiently sourced the issue. They offered to come in on Thanksgiving to make the needed repairs, and Jose even gave us a ride back to the highway to Harris Ranch where we stayed for the night. The next day they came in at 7:00 am (again on Thanksgiving day!) and had the car fixed and ready by noon. What's more, they went above and beyond just replacing the two broken lug nuts and replaced all of the lugs one the entire car because the existing lugs were aftermarket and far thinner than original parts. The final total for the work was much less than I expected (under $200), especially given the holiday work, pick-up and drop off from our hotel, and the parts and labor. Unbelievably, we arrived in SD in time to have our Thanksgiving dinner with our family, and it is all thanks to Ralphie, Jose, and the rest of the team at Ralph's. These guys are as good as it gets. If I ever get broken down again in Huron, CA I know who I will be calling. Ralph's triangle and the honest, hard working people who made a potentially traumatic experience stress free. THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! With much appreciation, Ian

I bought an old vintage Toyota in the middle of a work trip, and tried driving it from Burbank to…read moreHumboldt, and I made it as far as Huron / Coalinga before my head gasket yeeted itself into a full meltdown. Coolant and oil slurry everywhere, melted plastic and hoses, a real mess. Ralph had it towed in, and while I hitched a ride out of town up north, he found all the specific hoses, gaskets, reservoirs, and parts, and had the ability to send the head to a machine shop to check for warping and resurfacing. I had the car shipped up today (he was able to watch over my car for quite some time until I was able to arrange transport) and it drives like a new 45 year old car. Fantastic work, an absolute lifesaver, and a joy to work with, all at a great price!