This is a gas station in a very small strip mall among a few other vendors. There are 8 gas pumps…read more It is not obvious if there is a gas attendant. The only place I could assume is in the very small convenience store which I didn't enter to check. There is no car wash and no tire pump. It is open 24/7. Review 2021-076 You can also find me on Instagram @chuan_chee. Thanks.

We went here for gasoline and lotto and had an average experience. The gentleman at the counter…read morecashed in our lotto tickets, but complained we were taking all of his cash ($70). Since when is $70 a lot of cash these days, especially for a brand name gas station with a convenience store, and their own lottery that they sell?! There's an air machine here to fill up your tires. Gas pumps worked properly.

I like this Pedro location because it's very convenient and easy to get in and out, the prices are…read morenot too bad and it's never too busy definitely a nice convenient location.

Gas station does not have an olgc lotto dispenser. Also this place is generally more expensive for…read moresmokes. They like to charge anywhere fom 50-90 cents more for their smokes then the regular competitor. $10.10 for belmonts here when you can get them for $9.10 at the petro Canada on upper middle and 8th line.

It's a Gas Station. Plus Convenience Store. It's on a sketchy part of Barton. But it's really…read moreconvenient. Counter clerks are friendly and welcoming. They accept Optimum Points. Remember to use your Optimum Card at pump. But if you forget the clerks will add the points inside. But whatever you do, don't leave your keys in the ignition if you go inside.

Pumps are older and don't have a consistent flow, they are very slow and make you question whether…read moreor not you are actually getting the right amount, plus they are always on the expensive side.

This gas station has one of the cheapest gas in St. Catharines. The price matches the Esso across…read morethe street or is $0.02/L above. I have CAA so I get $0.03/L discount. And my BMO Mastercard VI Porter card gives me $0.02/L discount on top. So it is worth going there. Prices drop throughout the day and is the lowest near midnight. Then it resets again at midnight. I've been using this station for at least Dec 2022. Their windshield washing water actually has good soap in it, a rarity these days at gas stations. There is a convenience store connected to this gas station. The attendant is courteous. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in their private parking lot. Review 2025-190

Self serve gas station, gas price on the high side. Hardly a warm greeting, a chip on your shoulder…read moreis not good. Possibly the most expensive food stuffs you can buy. State of the art appliances and hi-fi...yes a hi-fi. Come here only in an emergency.

This establishment is among the gas stations we all keep in mind when looking to save that extra…read moretwo cents per litre; the gas prices are lower than most other stations by daily comparison. Unfortunately, its also that gas station that will lock the doors in the middle of a cold night w seemingly no attendant. Unpleasant but not uncommon. The atm charges at 3$ service fee, the items are priced a though you were on the 403, bathroom access isn't given easily and the station is closed for maintenance frequently. It is basically, a regular gas station.

PRO: This has station is nearly always a few cents cheaper than any of the surrounding stations…read more CON: Unfortunately it's awkward to get in and out because there are three entrance/exits -- two off Woodward Avenue and one off Renee Street. This means that there are vehicles entering the station from three directions, resulting in vehicles parked nose-to-nose at the pumps, vehicles backing up inches away from those line up to get at an open pump, and lots of angry drivers honking horns during busy periods. If management would simply mark a specific one entrance/exit as an "exit" it would be so much easier for customers to gas up. A bit of paint on the pavement would transform the chaos into an efficient "line management" system. Alas, I suspect that business is good enough that this will probably not happen.