I've been coming to this gas station for quite some time and they've ALWAYS treated me very nice…read moreand very friendly. One attendant who doesn't work here anymore even went so far as to ask me my name and would always greet me by name every time. The gas prices here are what they are everywhere, nothing really different, but it's the customer service that makes all the difference. There's a "Tiger Mart" here if you need an ATM or need to buy something quick and it's never really crowded here. Definitely my go to for gas. Ps-they close after a certain hour (I think after midnight) so just an FYI.

Been using this gas station for almost 15 years. The same guy owns and operates; super nice staff…read morehe has. Good selection of breakfast and sandwiches they make in house. The LukOil across the street opened back up and has cheaper gas is my only bit but they don't have a store to shop in. Support small business owners.

I always bring my car to Gary and John for repairs and oil changes. Even though I have moved out of…read morethe area I still bring my car back to them because they are extremely trustworthy, honest and attentive. I will never bring my car anywhere else!!!! To add to it, cash and credit are the same price for gas!!

I am extremely disappointed with Kumar's customer service this afternoon and I will not be…read morereturning to this Exxon location. Just about 45 minutes ago, I stopped to get gas. There was a truck at the first gas pump. I pulled around the truck and backed into the second gas pump spot. Yes, I could've gone to the other pump on the other side, and I probably should have but I didn't. Immediately, Kumar starts shouting, "Are you well?! Did you drink your coffee today?! Are you asleep?! Don't you see the truck behind you?!". I simply told him to "have patience with me, please, as I figure this out". He continues to complain saying that I need to go home and get some sleep. I finally pull into the spot and yet again, he questions me, "Where are you going? Back home to sleep? Or to work? Are you good?". I said, "Can you please fill my tank so I can be on my way". I am appalled at the lack of patience people have. I made a mistake and probably shouldn't have backed into the spot. Needless to say, this made me feel incredibly upset and I will not return here again. This is the most convenient Exxon location since I live right in town. I will miss seeing Freddy, as he has always been kind and considerate. Kumar's behavior is shameful. I hope he finds patience with customers in the future and can learn how to help them instead of berate them.

The brothers are very nice and helpful. I also feel like they are very reasonable with prices. I…read moredefinitely recommend and trust them with my car. They tell you what's wrong and aren't reaching to find other things which I really like about them. Thank you for such a great experience and I'll see you guys again.

My best, trusted mechanic in New Jersey. Price reasonable…read moreand honest mechanic. Only place I go to.

Nice gas station. Very very friendly service! Only open Monday through Saturday from 7-7. It is…read morea family run business. I will note that they are a tad bit more expensive than most other stations in the area, usually 20-30 cents, but whereas the other stations are corporate owned, this is owned by 2 cousins. Tony and Chris. You can feel good that you are helping local business owners. As I mentioned, staff is always friendly. Sometimes you get Pops! He is a funny old Italian! Super friendly! All in all a nice gas station. Fast and friendly service. The more you go, the better they know you and the better your experience is.

This is the cheapest gas that I have found in the area. It is a must stop on route 10 as you are…read moredoing your errands.

Pretty sure this is the first time I've ever reviewed a gas station, but my most recent experience…read morehere compels me. The typical service station attendant either greets you with a grunt (if at all) or makes you feel like you've just inconvenienced him by forcing him to put his phone down (heaven forbid!) for a minute in order to open the fuel tank and punch the right buttons on the pump. Not here. There's a cat who works at this Sunoco. He's got long gray hair and Navy-style tattoos on his arms. I'm guessing from the other reviews that his name is Joe. This guy is the Bruce Springsteen/James Brown of gas station attendants. In an era of decreasing professionalization, he BRINGS IT - 100 percent of the time. I pulled in this morning and he greeted me with an ebullient, "Hey, brother! How ya doin'? What can I get for ya?" I said, "Can I get it filled regular, please?", and he responded with a, "No problem!" Then he took my card, went over to the pump, and launched into a very convincing cover of The Fortunes' "Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again" - a song that I always turn off when I hear it on the radio but that somehow sounded fresh and groovy coming from his pipes. This is a man who truly enjoys his work and thrives on brightening up his customers' days. As soon as I was filled up, he closed the cap, printed out my receipt, brought it over to me, and with a big smile said, "You have yourself a great day now." This is how every professional - whether at the bank, the post office, the electrician, etc. - should treat his or her customers. If you're anywhere in the West Orange/Montclair/Livingston area and you need gas, do yourself a favor and drive the extra distance to fill up here.

Essex Green Sunoco provided great service, and the staff was friendly, efficient, and helpful. The…read morestation was clean, easy to access, and the transaction was quick and hassle-free. My only complaint is the price of the gas. Filling up 11 gallons here cost me about $20 more than it would have back home in Goose Creek, South Carolina. While I understand gas prices can vary by location, the difference was definitely noticeable. Overall, the customer service was excellent, but be prepared for higher fuel prices if you're traveling through the area. 5/5 Service with a smile 5/5 Proximity to hotel 5/5 Cleanliness 3/5 Prices

Three cheers for Ryan! I pulled in one morning with a 2002 Toyota making some gnarly front brake…read morenoises. Ryan pulled the car in immediately, quickly diagnosed the complete issue (including shocks and struts) and had parts ordered and delivered within the hour. The job took extra time because years of rust had degraded the calipers to the point of no return, and he got those in by the end of the day as well. The next morning, the brake light happened to come on again. Swung by the shop and Ryan quickly pulled the car in again, rebled the brake lines and topped the fluid.

My tire indicated it had a flat. They finished checking it and taking care of it within a half…read morehour. They were reasonably priced and noted other recommendations for the car that I would need to take care of. Highly recommend.

I walked in last week and asked Lou how much for an oil change on my 2016 Nissan Pathfinder? He…read moresaid $60. I brought it to him the next day. In and out in about a half hour. He just finished doing my oil change and tire rotation on my 2021 KIA Soul. Great guy and great service

What a MAN! A real Schmuck…read more What a sexist man. As a woman I warn all other women. He starts of with "HOW YOU?" So I reply the same. Try to tell him my concern; he shuts me up. "NO WAIT. That is not how it works, here." Then he tells me how he diagnosis problems for a flat fee that won't be charged if i go ahead with the service." I'm worried because I have been feeling a real shake in the passenger front. I say: "OK." Then he says, WHAT HAPPENED? I tell him that the people on Ridge Street in Newark, Park Avenue Auto Repair Shop changed spark plugs but only the front and then the brakes went loose and then they changed a brake line. So I want someone new to look at the car. "So why you don't go back?" "I want someone new." "So why you went there?" I am beginning to lose patience. "I'd like you to look at the car, it's shaking as if the tire is flat but it's not." "So wait," he says. "Now you are telling me something different and..." SO I WALK OUT. "if i cannot talk to you, you cannot fix my car." I say. "HEY HONEY," he says, "why don't you take it to the dealer." As I am pulling out of his parking lot: "Now listen. Hey doll, you not gonna ...." I'm out. Is this 2019 or 1919?