Bald male gentleman that they have working the counter always has a attitude and can barely do his job with huffing and puffing. Legitimately terrible costumer service. It's people like him in the service industry that make us all look bad. I hope he gets the karma he deserves.... A-hole read more

Been buying fuel here for over 20 years. And want to pump my own fuel in certain of my cars. Today, I get told that 'it's the law' can't pump it myself. Never have been refused before, at this station. I've pumped more gas than you have, kid.... read more

I stopped in here every few years and the service continues to decline since Bob Ward died and sold the place. They do not check oil for anything else unless you beg them to even if you fill with the expensive stuff. The mechanic use a scare tactics and charges outrageous amounts. They seem to be making most of their money on food and alcohol. read more

I wish I could give this station no stars. Everyone once in a while you get a nice employee. But most times they are rude and act as if you are inconveniencing them. There are plenty of other places to buy gas. I think I'll go elsewhere. read more

If you like to have the old guy walk away as you are providing your phone number, that he had to be reminded of entering, saying something like "this guy will finish your gas" to only listen to him say to another coworker "if they say their number too fast then fuck em". Wow, classy. The fun part of this review is knowing I will never give them any service and will tell all who will listen about my experience. Rose City supports our neighborhood businesses, but there is a limit and this gas attendant lost a lot of business for the owner. read more

Lost is the old fashioned gas station where you are offered and oil change and your windshield is cleaned without a vagrant expecting cash in exchange. You are no longer greeted with a smile and small talk, while your tank is being filled. Pride is no longer taken into account. I have found a place where this dream is still alive. I rolled up one day, bordering on empty. It was hot and I was frazzled. I was greeted with a smile & offered an oil check and a windshield cleaning - no extra charge. I was in shock. My last trip to Costco was sterile and consisted of entering my pin. There were no pleasantries or conversation (not that I need it). The price at Costco was less - but so was the human decency. I know times are tough, but I'd rather have a modicum of self respect than be tossed off as another notch in the payment column. I'd rather pay 2¢ more a gallon for common courtesy than to waste time and energy trying to find a deal at a mega store. They honored my request and didn't violate my floater by topping it off. It is a refreshing change to find dignity and respect in this penny pinching world. It is a small, local business. I want them to stay and so I go there rather than the Ultimart. There I'm a human being for a moment. They have a service center that I have not yet had an opportunity to take part in, but if their service is any indication of the quality of their work, I would take my car to them any day. read more

One of the friendliest gas stations in town. I've been filling up here for 10+ years, there's very low turnover, so employees are staying for a reason. There's 3-4 regulars who provide consist good service. read more

The gas attendant/cashier Abigail that works here is always so personable and has a great attitude. It always brightens my day when I come here and she is working! read more

I wish I could give 0 stars. I literally am on my 30 min lunch break and I BOUGHT FOOD FROM INSIDE OF THE GAS STATION. I'm sitting in my car eating not even 10 mins go by and the lady comes out asking me how much longer ill be parked there. There were no signs stating Paying customers couldn't park there. Rude. Rude. Rude. Don't go here. read more

I'm usually advised to go inside if I'm paying cash at other locations. But I didn't need to here, it was nice because it was pouring rain. Nice fellas. read more

Disrespectful! We went to get gas when we heard the gas cap cover fall to the ground, and we look over to see that it was broken. The gas attentent acted like nothing happened and tried to put it together. We parked the car and went into Chevron to confront the sistuation, and thats when the gas attenetent told us, " You can buy a new one for $10.". If he was honest this wouldn't have been an issue. read more

Has been our neighborhood gas station for 15 years, & some of the attendants have worked there for most of that time! They almost always offer to check your oil, & almost always automatically clean your windshield! It's the small things, but this station really does stand out & above the rest! read more

This place used to have great service, but not anymore. Three guys stood and watched as I washed my own windows.

Had to stop for gas in Portland on our way from Astoria to Powells Books. The station attendant was very nice, and the restroom clean and well maintained. read more

You pay a premium to buy gas here and, for what I'm paying, I'd expect the service to be good! Instead, I get a surly attendant who acts like I'm inconveniencing him and don't even get asked if I'd like my windows cleaned! I'll go back to the Chevron on 82nd where I pay $0.20 to $0.40 less per gallon, get my windows washed without any issue and don't get treated like crap!! read more

You aren't allowed to smoke in or near gas stations because of the potential fire hazard and their employee is sitting here smoking while serving people. Very concerning read more

One day my car wouldn't start. Tried jumping the battery, but that didn't fix it. Thank goodness Bob Ward's Hollywood Chevron still has garage bays for car repairs and is only 5 blocks from my house. We hooked my car to my husband's and towed it there, thus avoiding the expense and hassle of a tow service. The mechanic figured out that the problem lay in an alarm system thing-y installed by the dealer. Even though it wasn't activated, it still formed a switch of sorts between the engine and ignition. The battery inside the thing-y died (after 17 years!), cutting the signal from the ignition to the engine. The mechanic removed the alarm thing-y, and problem solved. He said it was rare to see them anymore. I was glad for his years of experience, as a younger mechanic may not have known to check for such a thing. They told me that Chevron keeps urging them to conver their garage bays to a food mini-mart, but they stubbornly resist. I, for one, am very glad! read more