This place is terrible, slow pumps, rude workers, a bathroom that's never available even if you buy…read morethings no matter what time of day you come in. Way too many options to come to this dump

I come here for the carwash, when they specials, it's not that expensive. But today, while waiting…read morefor my car to be washed, there is a homeless guy pan handling. Not a good experience. Management should take care of this.

Tell me how I'm supposed to breathe with no air Ooh-ooh,…read moreooh-ooh, oh Oh-oh, oh-oh! Because you gotta pay $3 bucks for it!!! WTF, when was paying for air a thing?

If you're going to just get gas the pump it's fine but if you're going to go in for service, good…read moreluck. The guy that's on the register is so into his phone sitting down that he won't recognize you came in, after saying excuse me and asking for my car wash receipt, he didn't say one word from beginning to end. What ever happened to service....

Anyone who works in the Silicon Valley should be capable of speaking basic English when serving the…read morepublic. Unless the man I sought help from (who was working the cashier on Dec 2, 2024 was pretending he didn't understand me or didn't want to help at all. I walked inside the store asking if he could come out and take a look at my tire, get a second opinion if it was driveable or not. After a few minutes of repeating myself and pointing outside where my car was and pointing back at the surveillance camera, he understood it as I needed the air turned on and he did just that, flipped the switch. With his thick Indian accent he also kept repeating "no mechanic today". I also kept telling him I wasn't looking for a damn mechanic. So I go back to my car, hoping another citizen would come by. It was slow that morning. The cashier comes out to survey my car, but doesn't even come near when I motion for him to help my way. His dad or something is nearby and he is just sending glances in my direction. Another minority parks next to me to get some air in his tires. When asked, he was able to give a quick glance at my front tire and concludes that my tire was ok and safe to drive to dealership (and he was right!). Whoever this stranger was, he came at the right time and place. I am grateful. Great corner location and a couple of exits from the 101 freeway off Matilda and San Aleso. But the sour experience or lack of customer service had this day, dampens what could've been a positive review. Then again, there's a reason why I'm a loyal patron of 76 gas, (just happened to pop in this Chevron location because it was a long the way). If you happen to come to this location, don't expect communication from the cashier.

Horrible service. There are plenty of gas stations in this Sunnyvale area that one can go to for…read morepremium gas. You would think a name like Chevron would include good service but this station does NOT. Not helpful in any way.

This Arco doesn't accept any Arco rewards from the actual companies app so it cost me extra money…read moreand it was a hassle. They only take Amazon rewards for some dumb reason.

Be very mindful coming here, the gas looks cheap but their pumps never remove your card info, I've…read morebeen charged daily for gas and no help from the manager Kevin. Better off paying cash and never use your card or Apple Pay . You will be scammed and no one will care .

It's the cheapest gas, by far, in the area. What's not to like?…read more Well, the gas might actually not be as cheap as you think it is. I'm not big into conspiracy theories, but I truly do believe that they've tampered with their gas pumps to make them charge for more gas than you actually get. I know my car. When I was younger, I used to get gas whenever my tank went under half full, but now that I'm older and wiser (and more miserly), I drive way less than I used to, and I know that gas prices fluctuate over time, so I don't fill up until I have to, which is usually every other month, unless I'm driving to or from SoCal. My tank is pretty small, so when I do fill up, it's usually around 8 gallons or so. I've only seen the low-fuel light blink twice on my car, and both those times, I got about 9.1 gallons. When I came to this gas station, I needed gas, but not desperately. I wasn't even down to a single bar, which means the most gas I should have gotten was about 8 gallons. So you can bet that I was surprised when the pump shut off and I had supposedly filled my car with 9.3 gallons of gasoline. That had never happened before, and I don't believe it happened this time. Yup, they're scammers. Don't worry; I already registered a complaint with the county Weights and Measures Department.

Don't trust this place. They aren't giving you gas that you're paying for…read more Got one gallon, I get it, it's not much but just needed some gas to get to a better gas station. The range for miles didn't increase so I talked to the attendant and told my car has issues and I had to call the manager myself and complain. Called the manager and got some BS that it's my cars fault and because I was so low it couldnt read the additional gas I got. They gave me another gallon for free and guess what, no gas in my tank. I gave up and went to get a gallon near by. Guess what, there was actually gas and the range increased in mileage. Shady!

Pros: you can get gas and your car serviced here. (Car wash). And someone nice will come out and…read moretell you that the pump you are attempting to use is out of order and to pull up to use the next one. The location is in the heart of El Camino and establishment is well kept. Con: this station only operates during working hours so if you need a fill up late at night, good luck finding gas elsewhere, especially if you exclusively use 76 like me.

Watch your money. These people will conveniently forget how much money you gave them if they owe…read moreyou change. Write down the amount and pump number and have them initial before you give them money. The attendant will short change with a smile. Never try to pump your tires over 28 psi. Thats as high as the pump is set (?). The free air is always broken. Good luck with these people, there is no Calif. law here.

Only rating the gas station. They have E85 but only in a few pumps. There is not much place to…read moremaneuver, and the curb is kind of steep. This might be tough with a lowered car. Can work in a pinch, I suppose. The E85 here is $0.60 mire expensive than another place in Campbell. So yeah, in a pinch.

Owner is very unprofessional and does it know to behave professionally. I had very bad experience 2…read moretimes while filling up hydrogen here

After running the car through a Chevron car wash, I filled up on gas here and used about 20 of…read morethose cheap brown paper towels to pick off the bird poo that the Chevron car wash missed. The gas station attendant comes outside, yelling at me for using the gas station as a "car wash" and it's "not fair". Seriously?!? Gas station owner, message me with proof of that you're the owner of the gas station, and I'm happy to PayPal you the 16 cents that the 20 cheap brown paper towels cost in bulk. If you don't want to get hassled at this gas station when you use 20 brown paper towels, I recommend that you go when the gas station is busier, not on the morning of a holiday when the gas station attendant has nothing better to do.

I never thought I'd be reviewing a gas station, but I really like this one. Despite it being very…read moreclose to a big plaza, the freeway, and apple headquarters, it's actually pretty reasonably priced. It's not the cheapest, but it's definitely on the cheaper end of the spectrum price wise. One of the best parts about it though is that it feels cleaner and safer than a lot of other gas stations. Location, price, and vibes are all solid. The owner is also very nice--I met him a few days after the gas station became a Gulf.