Stopped here on a road trip when my 6 year old son had to go to the bathroom. Was refused unless…read morewe bought something. Avoid this gas station.

Rudest employee i have ever encountered at a service station, & I travel by car often! This gas…read morestation corners the market in Gualala by being open 2 hours earlier than the next door compcompetitor, & the next nearest gas is 20 miles away. I bought gas, & she was still belligerent about the restroom key. She wasn't clear on the fact women must use the men's restroom. When I tried using the key on the unmarked door next to the men's bathroom & it didn't open, I was confused, then used the men's room. She berated me for not using the facility properly. Hello, have you heard of SIGNS? Unbelievable. If there is a Rude Employee Awatd, she deserves it!

Decent price for full service gas. Also mechanic on site. The only spot it seems near Manchester or…read morePount Arena.

After borrowing a pillow from the Sea Shell Inn across the street, I needed to find a restaurant to…read moreborrow a skillet from. I jokingly asked the owner of Point Arena Gas if I could borrow a hubcap to cook in. I was surprised when he said, "yeah, grab one off the wall". The vintage Oldsmobile hubcap did the trick. Our steaks were delicious.

You need to stop this is not the first time over filling propane tanks it makes my regulator freeze…read moreAnd the relief valve releases gases ......

Right off the freeway, lots of pumps, large, spacious convenience mart and attached to a place…read morecalled Aztec Grill to grab a bite (though we didn't go in). The employees are friendly and the gas prices aren't more gouging than they are elsewhere in California. Access, prices, convenience - all good.

Chris is AMAZING! Ended up with a flat & he patched my tire & me back on the road in less than 30…read moreminutes! Great guy...GREAT service!

On our way back from Little River Inn, my four month old BMW told me that the tire pressure was…read morelow. We stopped in Navarro, tried to use the air there but the compressor wasn't working. We drove on and almost missed this place but turned around and came back. Lucky us. Not only did Chris have a working air hose, he was very accommodating and helpful and a helluva nice guy to boot. And, the little rest room was spotless. Next time we are on an escape to the Mendocino coast, this is where we will stop for gas - it will be the least we can do to say Thank You.

Nice little shop, it has a variety of miscellaneous items. Because it has a sampling of everything,…read moreit's selection of any individual item like candy is not the greatest. It is a little pricey but not terrible for the only little market in town. I always frequent this shop when we go through Jenner as it always has something we want.

Very friendly people and a great cheeseburger and fish and chips. Try the chowder too!read more

They are the friendliest people been going to Lamberst since I moved to guerneville in 2001 .And…read morethey have the cleanest bathrooms !

Super nice guys and gals that work there... But wow do they make terrible coffee. The worst…read more Watered down and undrinkable. I gave mine to a homeless guy outside. (Btw i have purchased coffee there 3nor 4 xs and it has been consistently has been watered down and terrible). Blaa.

The 76 Station in Bodega Bay was my go-to place to stop and fuel up when adventuring further north…read moreon Highway 1 in the 2016 to 2019 time frame. I lived in the East Bay area and depending on whether I fueled up before heading out, I stopped here heading north or on my return heading south. The station is easy to spot from the main road, there was enough space to form a line if the pumping stalls were full, and there was space to park if just stopping for snacks. The workers were cordial and prices were fair.

This is the only gas station in the area. I do understand the price of the gasoline price is very…read morehigh due to the delivery cost. The gas station is very busy on the weekend when Bodega Bay has hundreds or thousands of visitors. Sometimes you will found out you're in the wrong direction of the gas pump because the vehicles can come in in both directions and the distance between the gas pumps is very close to each other! The convenience store in the gas station is not very big and one of the problems is the restroom is right next to the cashier counter. Customers who waiting for the restroom are mixed with the customers who are waiting for the cashier some time!

Yeah, sure, the gas pumps are open. But the convenience store is not open after midnight. This was…read morevery frustrating on our road trip. We even doubled back for this place.

Never had a problem with gas pumps or service. One of my local stops for gas besides Costcoread more

I really feel pressed about me paying $20 again yall could of just activate it again but instead…read moreyall charged me again which ain't no good in the town hire better works because the people you got are shitbox

OK, stopped for a quick topoff for the 1 hour drive back to Oakland. Didn't go inside the food…read moremart, and didn't ask to use the restroom. I'm really sorry about the 2 star review, but this station isn't planned out very well. If all the pumps are occupied, how do people drive out? Oh, I guess some people can back out. The others squeeze thru somewhere. You should have 1 less island, and space it out more. Then the customer parking is along the wall, and that's probably why people stay at the pumps and no one can get gas. Oh well

Here's my review of the Zen House:…read more My Ducati M900 is deeply emotional to me. My (now late) wife gave it to me new as a birthday present in 1998. I sold it to a friend in 2006, but then it blessedly came back to me 17 years later after she passed. The bike ran fine, but had lots of Bodega corrosion and needed a complete service. The Keihin flatslides were leaking, and the fork tubes were pitted and leaking. But again, the bike ran fine... THE BAD: I just went through two HORRIFIC experiences with two shops over the past 2 years. (#1 is in Rancho Cordova and starts with a "P", #2 is in Santa Rosa and starts with a "B"). They took $4,500 of my money, and #2 actually had to trailer my bike home because they couldn't fix it, and it wasn't rideable any more. The (just replaced) timing belts were so loose that Dave pulled them off by hand. They epoxied my old carburetors together. They changed fork seals on pitted tubes! These are shops with good reputations, but my experience with them could not have been worse. They are either grossly incompetent, or they just wanted to string me along and take my money. Either way, SO disheartening... And #2 actually didn't believe me that the bike ran well when I brought it in. He repeatedly kept telling me that "most customers don't know what a good-running bike runs like", as he's trailering my bike home! I was parts and service manager at Michael's H-D in Cotati for 7 years, I kinda know when a bike is running well or not. I've ridden bikes since I was a kid. THE GOOD (No, THE GREAT): The Zen House changed everything! OMG. It's like the clouds parted when I walked through the door. Dave and Kelley are wonderful. They found the "unavailable" flatslides and "unavailable" fork tubes that the other shops couldn't find. The entire experience was, as Dave calmly puts it, "Not a problem". AND Dave was the only one to notice that my tires were 13 years old! Dangerous, they gotta go. The other shops didn't care, or notice. THIS is the shop you want to take your motorcycle to. They have "the touch", the experience, the vibe, the extreme competence. They make good stuff happen... My deeply heartfelt Desmo is a lively, thriving beast once again because of the Zen House. My bad experiences are behind me. I am truly a lifetime customer from this point forward. Steve Ring Santa Rosa, CA

This place feels like you're in a movie: a cult classic film where a menagerie of motorcycle…read moreenthusiasts converge in a charming country setting, wrenching on their bikes and telling stories of adventures past. The owner and mechanic is like the shop's name describes: a guru. A Mr. Miyagi of motorbikes if you will. The service is as old-fashioned as the vibe at the shop. You'd expect a 57 Chevy to pull in to the neighboring gas station connected to the shop, and 4 gentlemen in uniform to eagerly come running to attend the traveler's needs. Stellar work ethic, friendly service, and full of zen vibes. This shop gives Mendocino county something to be proud of.