conveniently located and friendly service. Can be busy at times But traffic flows well. Tim's on…read moresite is quick.

Worst Esso I have been to in quite a long time. When you politely point something out to the staff…read morethey get defensive and start giving you discourteous service. Never filling up here again.

I hate, hate, hate paying too much for gas. I won't drive out of my way for it, but I regularly…read morepass about 10 different stations on my commute. The posted prices are usually within a few cents per liter of each other, but Centex is regularly the cheapest. The level of HAPPY that scoring the cheapest gas along my communte brings me is of epic proportions. Seriously. On Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, the price at the pump is 2 cents per liter cheaper than the posted price. They don't just adjust the posted price on these days either - the posted price is STILL lower than other stations. But where the REAL BIG savings come in is if your car, like mine, requires premium (91+ octane). Some of the other big guys (*cough* Esso *cough*) get sneaky and only post their price for regular gas. When you get to the pump, you realize that premium is $0.15+/L more than regular. Ohhhh SNAP. At Centex, premium is always $0.10/L more than regular. Always. So, lets get out our calculators. $0.05+/L more for premium, plus $0.02/L on Wed / Sat / Sun, plus having a regularly posted price a few cents cheaper than other stations.... adds up to at least $0.10 per liter. You might be thinking "10 cents? who cares?". WELL. Stats Canada says that the average Canadian drives 18,000km per year. At average fuel economy, the 10 cents savings will quickly add up to $200 per year! It will be even more if you drive an older car or drive more than average. Moral of my rant: Start filling up at a nearby Centex. Take the $200+ you save and treat yourself to a nice dinner at one of the fine establishments in town. Review #14 of Yelp's 30 Day Review Challenge 2012

Excellent full service station. Cheap Gas…read more Subway sandwich shop in the back Propane Diesel Nice staff!

If you need to fuel up your belly as well as your car before hitting the road, this a great…read more7-Eleven gas station to make a stop at. Their coffee is a cut above what you'll find at most gas stations, they've got a good selection of junk-food and energy drinks but all this is standard - what makes it a good road-food stop? Better Taquitos? The nacho cheese tastes less like plastic? The hotdog shaped cheeseburger things are less creepy? No. No. And DEFINITELY no. (see picture)... This gas station is the best because it's located directly next to Peter's Drive-In! http://www.yelp.ca/biz/peters-drive-in-calgary While you fill up at the pumps, get your friend/wife/child to run over to Peter's to grab some burgers and milkshakes! Also, Peter's always give you lots of napkins so you can wipe away your high gas price tears.

We had to fill up our rental car before returning it at the airport. This gas station is about 2…read moremiles from airport. I was surprised they closed at 9:00 pm on Sunday. Typical gas station with a convenient store. I noticed that the gas prices are the exact same at every gas station regardless of the brand/name. I'm assuming they are regulated and must keep the same price within certain radius.

Great 7/11 with nice clean bathrooms! They have all of the road trip snacks you could ever want…read morehere. The store was very clean and service was friendly and helpful.

This is a really nice store. Friendly service and fully stocked…read more It is clean and well organized. Lots of parking and they also have a gas station and automatic car wash. Food is always hot and fresh. Highly recommended.

Older, smaller station kitty corner to Safeway…read more not much of a magazine rack. air pump $1. washroom needs a key ;(

Thank you Shell for having a FREE air pump for my tires! I have a slow leak and haven't had a…read morechance to get it fixed. I find it appalling that the majority of gas companies are charging for the air pump service!!!! Are they short on profits? As a recent re-locater from Vancouver to Calgary it is worth noting that it is free in BC as it should be.

I'm not one to typically review a gas station. This one, however, has saved me on more than one…read moreoccasion when I've left a downtown club at 2am and found myself running on gas reserves. Bottom line: it's downtown, and it's open 'round the clock, so every club-going Calgarian needs to know about this particular station! 4* instead of 5 only because I once stepped in a small puddle of gas here and ruined my favorite pair of dance shoes. Not sure this is the fault of the station, but still...

A service station is tough to review, since we often take them for granted. We show up. We gas…read moreup. We`re gone again. So its hard to rank one over the other. However, there are a few basic points that make me happy that this particular Victoria Esso exists: 1. Location, location, location! I live in suburbia in the SE, so it is very handy to have a gas station at close and easy access on the way home. 2. It has a drive through car wash. 3. It has 3 access/exit points, so the parking lot is rarely a gong show with people trying to come and go. 4. It has a convenience store, which at times comes in handy. All and all, few complaints here with the location and services. My only concern is that there are, at times, homeless people that cause a minor disturbance. Not often, but it has happened on more than one occassion. In my opinion, this happens pretty much anywhere downtown, but it is a consideration with this location over the burbs. No fault of the business, but its definately a part of doing any business in downtown locations.