This is your typical Costco gas bar setup with each bay having 3 pumps. The lineups move fast and…read moreneed to be mindful of the very first pump being available as not easy to see. You save on average 10 cents per litre if not more for the better stuff.

Late evening run, not busy ,quite , Surprisingly gas more…read morebusier compare to pickering whites and 401 .. and than too 7 cent off

I'm hoping things improve in a years time. I've rated two star because the store does not do…read moreenough to guide traffic. The lines are shorter than they appear but about half the stations are operational. It looks like they are working to get crew to fix it. When you go into the gas station you have to line up on the street so you have a massive line from both sides of the road with people waiting to get in, spilling over on municipally owned road. I did notice you have to drive in from Adelaide, Bond has a no left turn sign. Costco needs to do more and regulate the incoming cars line ups on their property. I went in from an alternate entrance had to get in line and realized if I try to jam myself in the line I will block the entrance altogether, a gentleman was courteous to allow me to jump the line. Thank you sir, I will do that courteous for the next person. When you drive into the station there are about three open in each section and you have to go up a slight ramp. If you are driving manual transmission make sure you back off til clear in case you roll back. Costco is usually a more elite experience. Perhaps they should have remained closed until they were really ready and open for business at the gas station. I visited this location 2017 summer and again 2018 autumn no change still a construction zone. Please finish construction, I would like to update my review in 2019. Opens at 6:30am.

Known by locals for providing cheaper gas than the competitors. Also offers pay at the pump with…read morethe 'tap' option. Highly recommended!

Old neighborhood gas station (took over from a Sunocco) and like other Ultramar locations tends to…read moresell 4 or 5 cents bellow the Toronto going rate. In the store, the focus is on cold drinks, auto accessories and thing like hats & gloves - not much snacks or grocery items compared to bigger Shell or Esso. However they do always have Sesame Snaps in stock - sometimes this is the only place within 5 km of my building where I can find Sesame Snaps at night! They also carry cheap, effective old school auto glass products Rain Vision & NeverFog which a lot of big gas stations don't sell anymore. Washroom is very basic but never nasty and it's always open. Note that at last check, Ultramar is not listed as a Top Tier gas seller. I'm not sure if this is due to not meeting the voluntary Top Tier standard for purity & detergency - though more likely not wanting to pay the costs of participating. Either way, just to be on the safe side I wouldn't suggest using Ultramar on a frequent basis if you have BMW, Audi or VW or any recent car with Direct Inection and/or Turbo technology (( though ironically you WOULD come here to get top-off oil for those cars because they sell synthetic Total in a wide range of grades you wouldn't find at most gas stations...)) Also note this station is built on somewhat of a raised mound, the driveways have a steep angle which can make for rough entry/exit for cars with regular or lower round clearance. If you're not driving a SUV or truck, you should take the entrances slowly & diagonally.

Located right on the north east corner of Jane and Major Mack, this gas station as several do in…read morethe area have a lower cost than most of the areas I see such as Burlington and Etobicoke. The cost per liter here is roughly about 5 to 7 cents LESS than the stations I see more often again in both Burlington and Etobicoke and I'm talking Shells so it's apples to apples. This station has 8 pumps but they are sort of at an angle so depending on which side of the pump you need it may be a little more effort maneuvering to the pump given the space and how people are trying to leave. If you want to go north your best bet is to exit at the Jane side and make a right (only choice). If you want to go west your best bet it so exit off the Major Mack side as you can only go north on the Jane and make a right. This station is basically only "safely accessible" if going west on Major Mack or north on Jane since there are all sort of road dividers blocking access in being that it's right at a corner. It's close to the 400 so if you're going to juice up going up north or back down from up north it's a good idea to gas up here and get cheaper gas than in the city. Don't forget they take Airmiles and they have diesel here too.

I love this shell gas station! First of all, it is small, so when there are lineups, you will have…read moreto wait - sometimes they are so backed up, even once you've filled up you have to wait to get out of the station because the exits are blocked by waiting cars. That being said - this station lowers it's prices in the afternoon by about 4 cents a litre. Pretty freakin' awesome! It also fills up the car quickly, unlike some stations where the gas runs slower when you have people filling up on both sides. This is always my first choice to stop on my way home from work. With gas prices so high, it's worth waiting until the afternoon and waiting in a line up to pay less - especially with how often I need to fill up!

This newly opened Costco Gasoline outlet is a treat for Mississauga residents in the north part of…read morethe city. If one stays calm and focused on the minimum savings of $0.05 per litre compared to other national gas stations, then the typical 15 plus minutes wait is achieved. Pair that with using a Capital One MasterCard and you'll save an additional $0.02 per litre. Today, I only waited 10 minutes before I got to a pump! Remember, breathe, I kept repeating to myself! Time is definitely money but you have to decide what it's worth in your case.

Regular customer, lineups move quickly and drivers behave themselves. Cheaper gas. Recommended to…read moreget there early though.

I find this gas station is priced lower than others that are only a few minutes away. It's easier…read moreand safer to enter only if you are going eastbound on Ellesmere Road, or southbound on Kennedy Road. The pumps have the newer and larger displays, which are easier to read and use. I normally don't get a receipt printed at the pump, but today I did! Bonus! There is a small Tim Horton's inside, but this is a very busy intersection, so lineups can be long.

I visit the Circle K store that comprises this Esso station regularly. I'm probably there once a…read moreweek. I backroad my commute home from work along Steeles Avenue West and East, and drop by this store for snacks and drinks. Last night, I needed to fill my car up with gas. I also had a digital $2 coupon to use towards a gas fill-up. I dropped by for my snacks and drinks ritual, along with fuelling my car at this Esso station. There were three other customers using the gas pumps at this station. I had no problem finding one. Paying at the pump is straightforward. The challenge can be pre-paying for gas, especially when you have a coupon that you can only present in-store. Some gas pumps state that you must go inside to arrange pre-paying for gas. The ones at this Esso are more lenient. You fuel you car first and then go inside Circle K to pay. I like the convenience and trust. I filled my car's gas tank, and then went inside the store to redeem my gas coupon, along with two other coupons for snacks and a drink. The gas pump had clear instructions. The area was clean. No complaints. I am a regular. The male staffer behind the counter recognized me. It's good having established such a relationship. I redeemed all three coupons ($2 off gas, BOGO on peanuts, and a free Joker drink) on my phone. Scanning everything went well. I then scanned the PC Optimum barcode from my phone, and paid with a credit card. Done! The man wished me a great evening. I reciprocated and headed to my car to continue my commute home. I do like the Circle K here. I can also say that I like this Esso, too. Easy peasy. Super breezy, especially with the recent temperature dip. =) (354)

This gas station worths a 5 stars purely because of its consistently lower gas price. It is always…read moreat least 2 cents and up to 6 cents lower than the regular market price. Today, I got my gas at 98.9 when most of all others are selling at 106.9. I'm wordlessly happy lol. I'm so lucky that my workplace is not too far away from this gas station. Besides, this gas station is pretty small and it had no car wash facility.

YES!! Another petrol station that is usually less than average price…read more I found this place on my way to Monarch Park one day and their regular price was 116.9 while all the other petrol stations I drove by was at 123.9 This station is super small though, and with its prime location at the southeast corner of Danforth and Greenwood, traffic comes from both streets and it can get a little bit crazy like it was for me when I stopped by. If you're in the area and you see this station is cheap, you just need to get in!