Filthy in and out. Looks like the owners have failed. Such a terrible shame to have no one care for…read moreit. I came on a Sunday, door locked, newspapers outside, not a soul around. I waited 15 minutes! Other customers came and left. What has happened the Jetz management?

Convenient in the middle of the lower east side. Always reliable but a pretty busy location. They…read morehave air and a vacuum for $1. Gas is usually reasonable at this location.

Went in to get a snack and pack of cigarettes. When asked about the price... they laughed. Not…read moretransparent and price gauging. 0/10 as a local business.

Unreasonable prices. Simple menthol cigarettes have neither nicotine nor menthol. The real…read morecigarette is supposed to discourage appetite. Because food is too expensive, and it's also fake. For some people, that's the purpose of having a smoke. Isn't it? Too much for a $14 pack of cigarettes with no mentol, and no nicotine inside. A cigarette, just burning paper, and stings your eyelashes, no taste, sold me expensive fake. Will not be returning to your store.

Not only do they have Gas, they have attitude too! Too bad for a new place... not getting my money…read moreever again.

Worst gas station in the city. They change prices every other day. Not only are these men creepy…read morebut they are also smelly. They are no set prices and it always smells bad in there. I would avoid this gas station at all costs and especially if you are young woman.

Expertly located station…read more Cons: gas is higher than other stations in this city. It's not by much, but hey, 5-10¢ per gallon is 5-10¢ more than I could be paying. Also Mr. Gas Station attendant, you're nice and all but I'm only coming to grab a soda, not really wanting to do a lot of chatting. Pros: if you're in a bind for gas it's still less expensive than Lake Bluff Shell, which is known to be around 15-20¢ more per gallon. This place is also pretty clean for a gas station, especially the floors, which is awesome considering the winter we've had. Haven't been in the bathrooms so no comment on that.

This is the best gasoline station in the city south. Easy access from downtown (take Water south…read moreto South 1st street), just a little ways off the Interstate (take the National exit, go Eastbound towards the lake, turn North-left at Steny's), you probably won't find better fuel prices until Oak Creek southbound (College avenue exit). This station is so big, there's access off of both second and first avenues, enough pumps you will never have to wait if you have a credit or debit card. It's like a turnpike oasis, without the clean restrooms but with better food options. The gas station itself is 24 hours, but at any given hour of the day, you will probably be accosted by beggars loitering and some can be annoyingly aggressive. They aren't very good at chasing off vagrants, and they aren't very good at keeping the window washing-squeegee receptacles full of soapy clean solution. There is a reasonably priced automatic carwash, lots of car vacuum and tire air stations (you need a dollar in quarters), that are usually operational. They will refund money without delay if there is a problem. There's a very good selection of snacks (moderately overpriced), groceries (very overpriced), usually fresh coffee, some baked goods, and some prepared dinners that are made that day, palatable (better than TV dinners if you know what they were). They have a good selection of ice cream, fairly priced dairy (and unlike other gas stations in the South Side, they stock skim milk, not expired), and soft drinks. There's a late night gyros place that is often your only late night after drinking choice of restaurant south of the campus areas. In the afternoon until early evening there's a fairly good Indian take out joint, and a decent liquor store, all in the same connected area. Times Square pizza was here but they are relocating so I don't know what's going into that spot. It's in between the Oak Leaf Trail and the Hank Aaron if you're taking a cross-metro bike trip, but they don't have bike racks. I chain up my bicycle to one of the restaurant railings and they don't seem to mind, but they all know me as a regular fat-guy customer. This place is just across the street from Coast In Bikes, so there's enough to do here that if you have drop off work to be done (repair flat tire) you don't have to just sit in the bike repair shop twiddling your thumbs.

A decent gas station when you need something downtown Milwaukee. The best thing about it is their…read morefood selection with fair prices, I love the bowtie pasta salad. Always monitored by a police officer so you feel safe. Gas can be expensive but that's as expected for a downtown Milwaukee gas station.

I stumbled upon Landry's auto when my engine light was on and diagnostics said to bring it in. I…read morehad just moved to the area and didn't know where to go, but did a lot of research in the area and this one seemed best - and boy did they live up to it. They won't try to oversell you on anything, and make sure to only tell you the fixes that are necessary. They charged me HUNDREDS under what I was quoted elsewhere, and were able to get the job done in a few hours. I have brought by car back to them for every fix up since.

Yelp is how I found them and glad I did as reviewed seemed good. I needed a tire repair-the usual…read morenail stuck in it. They had it fixed and ready to go for me in no time. Very friendly and accommodating considering I just walked in to have the tire repaired. All said, it was $19 well spent to ensure I had a spare tire. I would definitely go back.

Consistently one of the most expensive gas stations in the area. Then again, it's the nearly the…read moreonly one between the lower east side and the walker's point so beware. In a pinch, under the circumstances, it can be helpful. However, if you're not in a jam and want to watch your wallet, take that into consideration. All things considered, it's an easy in and out gas station with ample lighting, decent amount of pumps and an awning to shield you from the elements.

I've always been wary of this station, using its position as the only gas station for nearly a mile…read moreto charge prices way above the norm. Today that wariness was validated when I stopped in to get a BP gift card for a co-worker celebrating a 30th service anniversary. The only gift cards they have are in $25, $50, and $100 increments, and you can only buy them with cash. In the year 2021, professional athletes can be paid partially in bitcoin, but at this gas station you have to pay cash for a gift card... The clerk had no explanation or reasoning for the policy, and made no apologies for the inconvenience. I went to Speedway instead.

Today I visited this gas station. I paid at the pump. As I was leaving the clerk runs out and yell…read morethat I didn't pay. I stop my car go inside show him my receipt. From pump 4. He said it didn't go thru. You took your card out too fast. I paid again then looked at the new receipt and told him I wasn't on pump 5. He said oh well who was on pump 5. Then he proceeded to return the additional $24.50 and apologize. It had to be a glitch in the system. I don't feel that was good enough for the embarrassment the clerk caused me. How would he have treated other customers? I am requesting that management take a better look into this situation.

Love the man in his fifties of sixties at the counter. Very kind, considerate, and helpful. Also…read morethe prices are not crazy marked up super high like the other convenience stores on capitol in Shorewood. I stop in for a beverage a few times a week on my commute. Great workers.

nice people and good service. Always A positive experience stopping in and talking with the nice…read morefolks

one time I was sitting in my car waiting for the tank to fill up because it was night. the gas…read moredidn't stop pumping and my tank overflowed. I didn't notice until someone knocked at my window. don't know what happened there but I lost probably $10 or more in gas right there.