This is the closest gas station to my home. I would give this gas station 0 stars if I could…read more First, the prices are always MUCH higher here than any station in any nearby city such as Lompoc or Santa Maria. Then, the station is supposed to take my Vons gas reward points but doesn't. Also the card read never works for me. Finally and more importantly the customer service is horrendous. There is only one man who works there, and he is unbelievably rude. The last straw for me was this past Tuesday when I stopped for a few dollars of gas so I could go to town and fill up my car at a station that doesn't rob you blind. My last experience at this station (and I mean last because I will never return because I'd prefer to get towed to town rather than return), I arrived and of course the card reader didn't work. I went inside to pay and at the register I asked "Mr. Rude" I'd the card readers weren't working. He rolled his eyes and mumbled something, so I said "excuse me" asked him to repeat. He mumbled again, and once again I asked him to repeat. He rolled his eyes and just stared at me angrily. That's when I told him he needed to to improve his customer service and left. As I was leaving he was mumbling and cursing at me. Women, do not give your money to this chauvinistic, rude man. He is awful and threatening.

I was recently waiting in line at this Chevron. A Hispanic man was trying to pay, and the owner was…read moretrying to give him the total. Now, the owner has a thick accent, which is perfectly fine. However, the man didn't understand him. The owner shouted at him several times, very rudely, and the man finally understood. He paid, and was obviously embarrassed and angry at his treatment. As the man was walking out, the owner said, "if you come to America learn english". I reminded the owner that he's also an immigrant, and maybe the man couldn't understand his accent. He ignored me. I will never, ever go back.

Went here today because with my gas buddy card I saved money per gallon. Free bottle of water with…read moregas purchase. Girl working was polite. Station was clean and looked new.

Two fat girls were working/standing around doing nothing behind the cashier & I requested help from…read morethe male employee. The two young children behind the desk didn't speak English very well & mumbled nonsense that didn't make any sense. In the meantime, the Mexican girl in back was playing with her phone and I saw that the man had been on a break and the girls didn't have a clue what was happening. I hope they don't have a major emergency there, because the two children behind the counter had no clue about how to do their job Go elsewhere to give your hard earned money. These girls were rude, crude and socially unacceptable !

LOMPOC PITSTOP... it did the job! We came for gas, got lost in Lompoc and I did five minutes of…read morepeople watching. There were some interesting folks walking into this place, overall I had a great time.

Fill your tank, empty your bladder. It's just the natural way of things. Anyone can understand a…read moreretailer demurring at opening their restroom to the general public but at a remote gas station just off the highway? And to add insult to figurative injury: $10+ for a bag of ice. Going forward I will specifically plan to pass this particular station by. It's the principle of the thing.

BEWARE! I pumped…read more42.00 worth of gas at the pump using my debit card for payment. My card was charged 98.00. When I went in and approached the owner why it was charged so much, he said you pumped in that much gas. Mind you, I own a Chevy Trax which has a 14 gallon capacity. I asked him what we were going to do about it and he responded nothing. At the same time a women came in with 30.00 of cash to pay for her gas prior to pumping it and the owner only put 25.00 in. The owner, did not want to hear what I had to say and refused to give me my money, I left the store warning people and told the owner I was going to call the police. Miraculously about 10 minutes later I got a deposit in my account for the 56.00 dollars!!! I will never use this station ever again.

do _not_ get gas, here!!!…read more earlier, this month, i needed to get gas - but, the shell gas station that i frequent was in the middle of an inspection and (as a result) was shut down! when i arrived, at this gas station, you could not "pay at the pump, with your debit card" - it was all "pre-paid"! what's worse, the employee demanded that he holds my debit card, while i get gas!!! i have been to other "shell" gas stations, prior - and none of them _ever_ asked me to hand over my debit card! i ended up "pre-paying", just enough, to get me out of there, and over to the next town (buellton, ca), where i'm not treated like a criminal - as it was, this "shell" gas station was not registered, on "yelp!" (it is, now!) stay away, from _this_ *shell!*

It's unfortunate that this 7-eleven is the only one with fuel pumps, in Lompoc…read more Half the time the credit card readers at the pump don't work, so you have to go inside. Unfortunately, you can't get gas rewards when you pay inside (big scam). And it would be great if you could enter your rewards number at the pump, to get the rewards. That isn't functioning properly either. It "times out". And do you think the 7- eleven employees care or are willing to compensate? Nope. They are arrogant and rude. I know these are all franchise places, however, the company is giving themselves a bad reputation by not having the people running them adhere to any kind of standards. Anyway, this one is badly run, dirty and there is probably zero chance of that changing. Reported to corporate.

Very rude cashier worker, can't help with anything, stay and sleeping, didn't say hello, only say…read morebye, and go

Super cool friendly staff and the gas prices are below the local average. Their coffee is always…read morehot and good, for me that is a lot especially since most to-go convenience stores have crap coffee or its cold.

Even though a sign was posted that everyone had to wear a mask the policy was not being enforced…read more Several customers walked in without masks. The cashier did not have her mask on properly. Her nose was not covered. There was a manager standing two feet away talking to someone and not making sure the mask policy was being properly enforced. Now that CA is experiencing a second shut down you would think more people would take this seriously. I won't be returning to this gas station until they start to do their part. Everyone has to do their part.

It's just an over priced gas station but the market has fresh deep fried treats and snacks even…read morefried chicken and sandos and the two girls who run the thing are adorable and very kind.

They seem to short change way to often and act as if they made a mistake . No thank you .read more

Gas. It does your car's engine good…read more When I drove through Lompoc, this gas station always seemed to be among the most inexpensive ones. Bonus info: Lompoc is a bit in the middle of nowhere, yet right at the old Highway 1. If you have time to spare and don't want to go up 101 - bleh! - or 5 - yawn! - from Los Angeles to the Bay Area, take the 1 and see a potentially new face of California. Oh, and the ocean, too. Just pray that the good people in front of you use the turnout stops along the road through Big Sur.

There's an employee I've encountered twice that has given me the vibe that his Bluetooth-in-the-ear…read morediscussion (1st time) and his bro parley behind the counter who could've just been an off the clock employee. Don't know, don't care, none of my business. (second, and last, time) are at the top of his list of priorities. However, priorities should have a little bit of a switch while on the clock. Call me an old school buzzkill with a long tenure of customer service, but while at work, topping that priority list should be that person on the other side of your counter, aka, your customer. Your customer=Job Security. To some people, these things matter. Both events played out the same way: I'm there waiting at the counter for him to temporarily cease his social interactions and perform the meaningless task of doing his job. When I finally get the privilege of him taking my money and turning on the gas pump, those ninety seconds were divided with his continued focus and chatting among his socially personal distractions. Luckily for me, this location isn't within my normal routes and there's a perfectly good Valero on H street, also not in my normal routes. But I'll willingly endure H Street's many stoplights and unfounded traffic if I need to. That Valero seems to employ people who know where customer service priorities should be, and who will actually spend that ninety seconds to take my money and turn on the gas pump without making me feel like an imposition.