I normally get my gas from this location. When you use your walmart credit card, you get $0.05…read moreoff/gallon. When you use your walmart prepaid card, you get $0.03/gallon. Today the regular unleaded is $1.75. Murphy USA and the Brother's gas station (located less than a couple of miles away) compete with their gas prices. The only issue I've had here is sometimes the credit card reader at the pump doesn't work. If the inside of the store is closed, you'll have no choice but to give your business to the competition.

Alliance Refinery began operations in 1971 and is one of the last refineries built in the United…read moreStates. The refinery was named after the Alliance Plantation that was on the current refinery site in the 1800's. It employs approximately 420 employees and 450 contractors. The Alliance Refinery processes about 247,000 barrels of crude oil per day. It is a single train sweet crude refinery situated on Louisiana Highway 23, south of Belle Chasse, Louisiana. Alliance Refinery has been owned by several different oil companies. Gulf, Chevron, SOHIO, BP, BPAmoco, Tosco, ConocoPhillips, and Phillips 66. The primary products are gasoline and jet fuel and the primary by products are petroleum coke and sulfur. It operates 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.

Reasonable gas prices. Employee inside was friendly. Wide entrances for easy entrance and exits…read more Inside was clean and all of the inventory was reasonably priced.

Overall, this is a decent enough Shell gas station. The service was friendly enough and the inside…read morehas the usual convenience store items associated with a gas station. If you are in the area, this is a decent enough gas station.

Very nice people and service. On Thursday's they offer lamb specials you can't beat. Get lamb shank…read moreand rice for $10. If you add 2 sides and a drink it's $14. For the price, can't beat it. But skip the drink machine and get a drink from the cooler. I'm not too sure about that machine.

Decent enough gas station that ultimately served otd purpose of me filling up my car. Ot is an…read moreolder gas station, but it fits in this section of town. It is also convenient to the highway.

This place is scary. I rarely come here and I try to avoid it at night. This is the kind of place…read morethat just seems like it could get robbed at night. The floors are grimy, and I dont know if the drink machine has ever been cleaned. I wouldnt risk it. I can just picture something growing inside the ice maker. Some of the items on the shelf are dusty. The beer cooler stays busy every time I am there, and it seems to be a good place for people's cars to break down. In the big lot behind it there are always cars in numerous states of disrepair.

Usually fill up here in the morning but started going to the Racetrac up the street. They keep…read morereceipt paper in their pumps there which is convenient for me. I usually pay with card so I won't have to go inside the store but when there's no receipt paper for your card customers then we have to park then stand in line for our receipt. Very inconvenient and time consuming for customers who are trying to get to work.

It's hard for most people to feel passionate or even a little excited over a review of an…read moreautomotive repair service. However, the folks at Automotive Diesel Service have given me a new perspective, as they are passionate about nearly everything that operates off of internal combustion. For over 40 years, Automotive Diesel Service has been operating on Abundance Street right off of Franklin Avenue between the I-10 and the Franklin Avenue overpass. Circa 2000-2001, they moved "across" the street when they purchased a new piece of property and put up a brand new facility which better serves their needs. Available services include: - big rig (diesel truck) maintenance and repair - Ford power-stroke diesel pickup maintenance and repair - automotive maintenance and repair - metal fabrication Freddie and Tom run a two man shop and have worked together most of their adult lives. They are New Orleans born and bred and are committed to the City of New Orleans by keeping their business here, even after Hurricane Katrina when many business owners opted to pull up stakes and move elsewhere. Anyone who knows me knows that I love to patronize local businesses, and this is definitely one of them. These two gentlemen love what they do. Even in there spare time, their lives are centered around vehicles. In the past, they built, owned and raced an alcohol powered funny car and an alcohol powered hydrofoil boat; both of which were named "Lick 'em and stick 'em". They are also both excellent motorcycle fabricators and mechanics and have been building custom choppers (for themselves) before there was ever any type of shows on Cable TV such as West Coast Choppers. You may ask why is this relevant. My point is that these two men know there way around a wrench, and there is nothing that they can't fix. I needed a front brake job on my wife's SUV yesterday and made an 8:00 appointment. As soon as I arrived, they called their parts distributor, ordered me a set of premium ceramic pads and had me back on the road in 90 minutes; and at a price that was better than the national chain competitors. This shop is all business, so you won't see any fancy waiting room with a latte machine at your disposal; so bring your coffee with you or drop your vehicle off for pickup upon completion. However, what you do get is the peace of mind that you have some of the most talented auto/diesel technicians in the NOLA area. And these are guys that will honestly tell you if you really do not need a service that may have been "recommended" by another shop. It may sound cliché, but Freddie and Tom are honest mechanics and that's why their customers are so loyal. So whether you drive a Buick or a backhoe, or a Ford or a Freightliner; these guys have you covered.

Bad experience…read more [Diesel] Truck wouldnt start. Had it towed here, they told me both fuel pumps needed to be changed, and quoted over $6k for the job. I am an engineer and questioned their conclusion. Had it towed to the dealer, who troubleshot it more thoroughly and just changed the low pressure fuel pump. Now it runs perfectly again, for less than $1k. I am capable of looking past an honest mistake on the part of a shop - but this wasn't honest. They had no cause to replace that part. So - use this shop at your own risk.

I bought a used Honda Element at a nearby dealership. There were problems with acceleration and a…read moreconstant check engine light. Multiple attempts at fixing this at the dealer's local mechanic (cough, cough; Charlie's)... proved useless. After the fifth visit he said it needed a new rocker arm/ new engine. Long story short, I went to Intensive Care. I met with Alex and left feeling confident I was dealing with a knowledgeable place. They run a clean shop and hey, they were working on a Bentley. I was prepared to hear I needed a new engine. All of the engine problems were fixed. Completely; for $320.00. Here is the funny part. I could not help but notice that the dealer had a few cars parked in front of the shop. Maybe they are now taking their inventory to Intensive Care. I wish that it had happened to me ....And if you are reading this and need complete engine work, trust me; You can't go wrong.

I was new in town, happened upon this shop thanks to the dealership where I bought my car, which…read morebuys cars at auction and sends them around the corner to Intensive Care to make them ready for sale. After my first experience I decided this would be my regular repalr and servicing facilitly and so I've gone back. You have to follow the map to get there because they're not out on a main street, which makes it hard for owners Carlos (chief mechanic) and his son Alex (front desk) to expand their retail trade the way they'd like. They need all the word of mouth they can get and I'm delighted to put my two cents' worth in. The work is excellent and the rates are fair. In my experience this is NOT one of those places where you arrive needing something small and end up paying for something big. Onward and upward, guys!