After having a fiasco at the Costco Gas Station, this is the nearest one to fill up my rental car…read morebefore returning it back. It wasn't busy when I stopped by. So it was a good experience. Besides a convenience store, they have a car wash too. Cool!!! It is near the Edmonton International airport.

When I used to work at the airport, I used to swing by here and grab some food before my shift. The…read morefood there was always fresh and actually reasonably priced. There is also lots of free parking for anyone who is waiting for a flight to arrive and a convenient car wash to polish up the car before picking up , which was added a few years ago. Gas used to be a few pennies cheaper than other gas stations ( sadly not anymore but it was a great way to bring people to go here instead ). Staff wise.. they used to be a lot friendlier than they are now. The other night I went in and not only did they not say the usual greeting but even at the till , the cashier rang up my purchase and never said anything. When I asked if he can toast my purchased sub, he pointed at the microwave and said " Use the microwave ". .. umm OK.. So in other words.. cant be bothered with serving the customer. Good thing I didnt buy a pizza and being told to put it in the microwave. This guy couldnt care less. The place is very clean though .. and yes I even checked the bathroom ( if its messy, you know how the staff treat the place ). But like I said.. it's a convenient location for a quick bite and fill up the tank with free parking .

You can tell life isn't too exciting when you're reviewing a gas station. Here's the thing though…read morewhen it comes to gas in Leduc usually Fas Gas (and the CO-OP on 50th Street) has the lowest prices. Sometimes its only a cent/litre difference, but sometimes it's several cents (the Hughe's is often 10 cents more than other places). I also find Fas Gas is one of the last stations in town to raise it's prices and one of the first to drop them. There's a convenience store here, but I usually just fill up (pay with card) and go. Only thing I can say is it can get busy here (with the after 5 work crowd) probably because the gas here is usually the cheapest in town. And sometimes the pumps won't print a receipt, but if you need that you can always go in the store. I've filled up here several times and will likely do so again at some point.

Best convenience store around! Great food owners are very nice people and they have everything you…read moreneed.

Best Donair ever! Pizza is delicious too, and the device is always top notch.read more

The gas station is good as any other modern one, with 10 fill stations and lots of room to…read moremanoeuvre. The price of regular was $0.10 cheaper here today than at the airport or in Edmonton. You don't even need to be a Co-op member. Nice. The attached convenience store is clean and well-organized. The touchless carwash is slightly better than average for the same or slightly cheaper price than an older style ($7.99 for a basic wash with 30L gas purchase - that's up a buck since last year). I like that there's a water blaster at the start to get the heavy soil off the tires, rocker panels and bumpers. The surround dryer while not great is still better than the older drive-thru timed centre-hung ones.

My go to gas station for every fill up! They are the first to lower their prices and last to raise…read morethem in Leduc. Even if I don't need fuel, I stop in every single morning and get a coffee. The car wash is really good too - expect long lines unless you go late at night or early in the morning. Staff is friendly and welcoming every single time.

Owners Mehbs and parvez : nicest, most friendly, and welcoming guys. Very community minded - give…read moreback to the community food bank every year. Best ice cream in Alberta. Chapmans with 100s of flavours. I go here a lot for ice cream. They always say hi and know my name. Slurpees are great - good variety of flavours. Screamers too .! Soft ice cream. Lottery tickets. Gas. Whatever you need: Mehbs and parvez got it.

My all time favourite gas station. Mehbs and Parvez are amazing people. Ice cream is to die for and…read moreso much to choose from!

This gas station is horrible one of the employees keeps staring at me while I'm trying to buy some…read morefood. (Not trying to be rude but these are her descriptions) Chinese,black hair sometimes wears a hair net.

I don't know what it is with me and 7-11s (at least the two in Leduc). If I'm stopping in to just…read moreget a slurpee with cash (which doesn't happen often, since I'm not a big slurpee drinker) then things are fine. It's when I need to do something slightly complicated, like buy a gift card or prepaid phone card where I run into trouble. I went to this location to pick up a 7-11 gift card. I'd tried the other 7-11 location, but they were having technical issues loading the gift cards, and since Leduc isn't too big I drove to this newer 7-11 in the west side of town. The gift cards don't have a specific denomination of money on them. You have to take them up to the cashier and tell them how much you want on the gift card. On the gift card packaging it even says, "this card has no value until activated by a cashier." So keeping that in mind I pick up a gift card and go up to the front and ask the cashier to load $15 onto the card. To which I was told, "we don't load the gift cards." Wait, what? No. That's a lie. And look I've worked at job like this before, so I try to be patient and nice when I say, "no that's not true. It says the cashier has to activate the card before it can be used." I mean why would I buy a gift card for $0, just to take it to another 7-11 and have them load and activate it? That makes no sense. As an employee if you don't know how to do something then just say so, and figure out a way to get it done (or try to). I'd rather hear, "sorry I don't know how to activate gift cards, but I'll get someone who can help you" or something to that effect instead of being told a lie. That just irritates me, and shows me that not only are you incompetent at doing your job, but that you don't value your customers, and aren't even going to try to help them. I don't think it's unreasonable to go to a store and buy a gift card from said store there, but apparently that's something 7-11 can't handle. This isn't the first time I've had issues at this 7-11 with gift cards and prepaid phone cards (and the staff not knowing what to do). This is definitely the last time I'll be stopping in at this 7-11.

Depends who you get. Sahli is awesome and sweet and so is the other male cashier but the…read morewoman...OMG step away now. She is not only always on the phone but she is rude and snarky. She makes me feel I am inconveniencing her with my patronage. Lighten up lady...you know where the door is.