This gas station is very clean with friendly employees. It's very conveniently located as well.read more

This store is well-located - up on a hill - and has good parking…read more When Jennifer the cashier said "Have a good day!", she put a little something extra into it. Her voice had some juice behind it. I have taught customer service skills for many years and I notice these things. "That sounded like you really meant it." "I did mean it - I would not have said it otherwise." Me: "It's hard to do a repetitive job like this and keep your freshness. How do you do it?" Jennifer: "I just like people." Me: " I like you - and you are good at what you're doing. What kind of aspirations do you have for yourself?" J: "I would like to be an assistant manager in this store." Me: "I hope you get that. Too many people in retail get promoted because they are competent in certain ways, but they really don't have people skills. Then they make life miserable for the people who report to them, who may have good people skills." I'm betting that Jennifer would be a good assistant manager. She's smart, solid, hard-working and good with people.

Yikes. I pulled up to a pump to get gas and within a couple of seconds noticed a female employee at…read morethe neighboring pump SMOKING A CIGARETTE! This is extremely dangerous with gas vapors and even though my 4 runner was on empty, I stopped pumping early to leave. The employee was just wiping down the pump with some kind of cleaning spray and had the cigarette hanging out of their mouth with a giant ash at least an inch long hanging there. As I was leaving I pulled up beside her and rolled my window down "smoking at the pumps is extremely dangerous mam" to which she yelled back "I work here! I know what I'm doing!" Clearly. Smoking at the pump is actually illegal. I guess the danger signs on the pumps not to smoke and warning signs that it is in fact illegal do not apply to employees...because their cigarettes are magic. See photo attached and maybe pick somewhere else to pump your gas.

Stinks like cigarette smoke. It was literally smokey inside. My hair smelled like it after a couple…read moremins inside. Go to ingles unless you like second hand smoke.

This place smells like a combination of uncleaned toilet and the bottom of a wet ashtray. Just get…read moregas and leave. Your senses will thank you.

Absolute terrible. My family was on a road trip and we had to run and they didn't even have a…read morebathroom. Someone needs to run a heath inspection in this station.

By sheer accident of fate, I ended up going to two Hot Spots in as many days. While there are many…read moresurface similarities between this Hot Spot and the Ashland one, there are also glaring differences. Both smell of Pinesol and stale hot dogs. Both have rather primitive gas pumps. This one, however, does not boast an epic twitter feed and a wall-to-wall line of hookers trying to buy 5 hour energy drinks with credit cards. So it's somewhat less interesting than its Ashland cousin. On the other hand, it is selling a full line of Oscar Blues beer, including Old Chub, at 8.69 a six pack. Which is 2 dollars cheaper than anywhere else in town. It also sells non-ethanol gasoline, which is kind of a big deal to me on a philosophical level. If extremely competitive Old Chub and non-ethanol gas are a big deal to you, too, you're going to enjoy this gas station quite a bit. If not, stick to the Eblin--it's way more pleasant.

8 pumps. Just off the highway. Small convenience store too. Plenty of space between pumps…read more Same price cash or credit.

Very helpful! Filled my tank up using ingles points ! Will be back ! Also little market that is…read moreclean an has great snacks!

You know, it feels a little weird to write a review about a gas station. Yet, I feel compelled to…read morewrite about this one place. I don't live in Asheville, in fact I live very far away. I drive to Asheville a few times a year (anything to avoid flying with those stupid airlines), and since it's fairly close to where I stay, I will go there to gas up. Often when I've gone there, the attendant was outside cleaning the pumps or chatting up people. I don't know, it's just that there were some general good vibes. Is that weird? To me, it is a little bit weird in that almost all gas stations are places that skeeve me out. People watching is often entertaining and horrifying at the same time. Most attendants at these places obviously don't want to be there, and most of the time everything is dirty, even in the new places. So, yeah, it's a bit weird that I'm writing this. But, I wouldn't be writing it if it didn't affect me in someway shape or form. It has. It's not an earth shattering experience for most people, but it something I always notice when I'm there.

Rodney's Auto Service is a funky small-town gas station that is not to be missed. Rodney offers…read morefull-service mechanical work and is well thought-of locally. I particularly love his collection of old-time toy trucks and race cars. Ask him about his motorcycle memorabilia! When I stopped by today, Rodney was closed for two weeks, so he could take care of his wife who is having surgery. Let's try to give him some extra business and extra love when he reopens after April 11!

I am visiting from out of state and my oil light came on. Fearing something was really wrong (my…read morecar has 80k miles) Rodney was recommended to me. He and his team were amazing! I just needed an oil change luckily! He is trustworthy, fast and fair!

They put broke plugs back in to a new motor. Then would not make it right. Then they lost my paper…read morework for the motor.

Horrible is a complete understatement to describe our experience with Allen. We took our 93 Ford…read moretruck to him. It had been sitting undriven for a couple of years We knew there would be problems as a result. He kept the truck for 3 months. He called at least 3 times to inform us that the truck was ready. We drove down there only to find out that it wasn't running or would run for a bit then die. We were forced to drive down there for status reports due to the fact that they don't answer their phone. On the last visit my husband was greeted in a verbally assultive manner by Allen and one of his employees. This turned into a physically threatened event. My husband is disabled and walks with a cane. Allen and one of his punk kid employees got up in my husband's face. There was another person there that took it upon himself to get involved in this confrontation. I don't think he was even one of Allen's employees. I speculate that it was one of his buddies So this situation basically escalated to a three on one event. This was all because my husband questioned what was going on with his truck. Our truck left his business the same way it went in 3 months ago...on a tow truck and 2k later. After reading some of these reviews I see that he has treated others the same way I also read a couple of reviews also stating they had had similar verbally assultive confrontations with Allen I find it difficult to comprehend that the town of Woodfin allows such a business to operate like this. Footnote. The truck is a 94 well kept classic.