We used this station for fuel before heading to our final destination…read more Inside there is a costa coffee machine that serves half decent coffee, there is a large selection of cold drinks in the fridge but they are rather in the expensive side with a one litre bottle of lucozade setting you £3.50. Newspaper stand outside as well as a cash machine that does not charge for use.

Ideal spot for a 24 hour petrol station, being just across the road from the busy Marriott hotel…read moreand not far up the road the casino. This is the cheaper alternative to the car hire firm at the airport where it costs an arm leg to top up. This petrol station has public toilets that have disabled access, if you are ever cut short or on long journeys. Inside is a costa coffee machine £2.40 for any size and if you buy anything from the bakery section it's only 32p more. Car wash facilities available, logs & that reformed coal whatever it's called not got a clue what it's called and daily news paper stand. Staff are very polite.

I drive past this petrol station on the way to work so I do go in fairly frequently. The queues at…read morepeak times do tend to be fairly large but the petrol tends to be towards the cheaper end of the scale so i'm not too surprised. There is a smallish shop that sells the usual snacks.

The Bp Service station at the Forth Road Bridge in South Queensferry is one of the better garages…read morein South Queensferry. Within the shop there are Marks and Spencer food and also a Wild Bean Café. There are a lot of pumps for fuel including a pump for lorries, however there isn't much room for lorries if they are looking to stop and the turning area isn't that great either. However, it is still a well used garage for fuel. Handy if you are needing something quick for tea or even just a pint of milk. There is also a cash machine, which doesn't charge for withdrawals.

I've often though of Shell petrol stations as being one of the most expensive and I'm not sure why…read moreI was passing here but noticed that their petrol was the cheapest in the area (currently 92.9), this petrol station is always busy but petrol is the only thing that's cheap here. A 2L bottle of Irn-Bru costs £2.69 and a 600ml bottle £1.09. The same can be said for their sweets, snacks and crisps. Most are quite overpriced except for the odd offer (most recently 2 KitKat Duo's for £1). They stock a limited range of magazines, car care products, gifts (boxes of chocolates), but a large range of chocolate bars, snacks (including facilities to make pot noodles, hot chocolate) and a large range of flowers. Which although is the usual mixed bouquets aren't half-dead like most petrol stations and prices for these start from £3.99 for a carnation mixed bouquet. They stock a wide range of tabloids and some broadsheets as well as motoring magazines. A cash point is also available on site which is supplied by Abbey (free to use cash machine).

One of the best servicing experiences I've had! Very helpful and knowledgeable service manager, and…read morevery transparent with work and costs. The car came back like new. This is where I'll be taking the car from now on!

They seem to have new staff. Service much better. But why do garages never have buckets and sponges…read moreanymore to clean lights etc

Rude staff always on their mobiles (it's a petrol station!) car wash never works. Prices are…read morecriminal. Don't expect any help here.

A well stocked, clean, bright petrol station who's air machine actually worked!…read more4 Stars because as an ex-Texaco Area Manager, id have expected a smile (or even half of one) to the customers.