Is your belly button an outie, or a Zinni? If it's a Zinni then you qualify to use this gas…read morestation. This little Mobil station in the heart of suburban leafy East Amherst is perfectly viable, and usually has average gas prices for the region and normal convenience store prices. They're really friendly and you can't go wrong here if you need to fill up, especially considering there aren't too many gas stations in this exact vicinity.

This filling station is located in Getzville at a conveniently located corner where few other gas…read morestations are available. The prices are par for the day, windshield washing supplies clean and stocked, and several pumps to choose from. The convenience store is staffed with helpful, friendly people and the restroom is super clean. Within the mini mart is a Subway for a quick bite and a Tim Horton's for your coffee fix. There is an M&T ATM (few dollars surcharge unfortunately), the Buffalo News paper, and a place to sit down and enjoy a cuppa with a friend. There is even a US Mail box outside. So a bit of old hometown flair, the Mobil station has it all.

I tend to come here for gas because it always seems to be the most reasonable In this area. The…read moreattendants are always nice and it's a quick in and out stop to get gas - never any lines when I come here. They offer regular unleaded, premium unleaded, and plus. And if your a Tops shopper you can use your points here too! They do have a tiny convenience store where you pay, limited items but better than nothing!

The Petro-Canada on Ontario St used to have the cheapest gas in St. Catharines. However I've…read morediscovered this place as being the cheapest during the times I visited St. Catharines since Sep 2019. And it is right next to the QEW.

Very convenient to find and several pumps all easy to useread more

Nothing crazy during this visit. Getting gas was easy and it was a fair price compared to the other…read moreprices nearby.

I pass by here quite often but have never stopped in. Today I didn't need gas but stopped for a…read morequick snack. I was pleasantly surprised. The shop is small but clean and tidy. For it's size, it is very well stocked. In addition to the usual selections of beer, sport drinks and chips, there was a good selection of juices and blended teas. Not surprisingly the prices were higher than larger stores but the difference was not significant. There were 3 employees on duty so checkout was quick and easy. Being located on a corner makes entry and exit to the site very easy so I would recommend that when you're in the area you stop in and give them a try.

Neighborhood gas station on Colvin and Linden. Across from the firehouse…read more Enter from either Colvin or Linden. There are 4 pumps. They carry diesel. Prices not the lowest but this station is rarely busy and it's well located. There's a mini mart of some sort as well.

Whenever I'm in St. Catharines, I get gas from this station because they are 95% of the time…read more$0.10/L lower than the usual prices. They are far less busy than the Esso station slightly north of this station. Essentially the three stations (Petro-Canada , Esso, and Shell) on Ontario Street have the cheapest gas in St. Catharines and the surrounding area. One nice plus for this place is that their window washing liquid has soap in it (most gas stations just use water which is dirty most of the time).

The gas stations along this stretch of Ontario st were known as ground zero during the "gas wars",…read morewhere they had the lowest gas not only in the city, but the entire province. The price gap today isn't as drastic, but in general this station still keeps prices at the lowest in the city, even if it's a fraction of a cent. During gas price hikes the gap increases, and you'll know because you will literally be waiting in line to fill up. You may want to weigh the time wasted vs the amount you save, as well as the aggravation of navigating the crowds. But if you're in the area and need gas, you can be pretty certain you won't save anything by driving around so if it's not crowded it's a solid choice.

Wick Fill is a place that replaces your candles for you after they burn out. This is not that…read moreplace. I've used this Kwik Fill probably 10 times in my life, usually when I was on my way to or from soccer at Sportsplex. I didn't like to use it because of the prices, but it is very conveniently located and it's not too close to any other stations in either direction, and it's also quieter than any others along NFB further south. I was last here about a year ago, and when next here, I'll take a pic (it'll last longer). This is a typical, average gas station just to the north of Amherst along NFB, as it enters North Tonawanda and Wheatfield. It has high-ish prices but is in an area that doesn't have too many stations, so it comes in handy, and used to do so often when I was driving to Sportsplex to play soccer, back when I lived right around the corner from here in Looney Acres.

This gas station couldn't be more terrible, even if they tried, when clearly their only ambition is…read moreto be terrible, and although I'd like to say that's the only thing they're good at, the word "good" could never be associated with this place no matter how good they are at being terrible. What am I talking about? I don't have any idea, so let's review: Gas The pumps list prices for cash or credit, where credit is $.49 more per gallon. Unheard of. Outrageous. It's like the are praying on those with low cash flow. Food/Drinks Like most establishments in the hood, it's merely all sugary drinks-- not a diet on a shelf-- Twinkies and Ho Ho's. Awful. Outrageous. Convenience Well, even if you wanted to use your credit card, the readers are busted so you still have to head inside, pass all the Funyuns and Mountain Dew drinks to pay $.49 more per gallon, then hope you don't get robbed of your cold cash anyways... by robbers.

best gas station they even give you a free pens and the service is good, the cashier is very nice…read morenice his name was bob.also ratio + L bozo +fatherless Jim.B