PROS: This is the largest gas station in northern New Jersey ive been to. Loads of pumps, lots of…read morespace to drive on their property, good prices, a mini mart, and friendly workers. Prices were also good CONS: Took 9 years for an attendant to come and pump my gas. I was seconds away from doing it myself until a worker saw me standing by the pump. Also, attendant never gave me a gas receipt OVERALL: I would definitely come back here, but I would hope to get faster service

I stopped here to fill up my car and asked the clerk -- a middle-aged man with a Middle Eastern…read moreaccent -- to wait while I added fuel additives to my tank. Instead of simply letting me finish, he criticized me for "wasting money" and then turned the conversation into personal and political insults. He asked where I was from and when I came to the U.S. I told him I came here as a child and that I am a U.S. citizen, but he still made derogatory remarks about my country, saying "Trump doesn't like your country," along with other inappropriate comments. This was completely uncalled for, discriminatory, and had nothing to do with my purchase. On my way out, I called the store to speak with a manager. A man with a strong accent answered, claimed to be the manager, refused to give his name, then hung up on me. When I called back, they stopped answering. This place is hostile, disrespectful, and unfit for customer service. I will be reporting this incident to corporate and to the owner directly. No customer should have to deal with harassment when simply buying gas.

This is a very very unique gas station. The fam and I were up in the area because the baseball…read morestadium was doing a Halloween event for kids. Wife and I wanted DD, then needed gas. This was the first station that came up. As I said it was unique. I've been to gas stations all over the country, but this was a first. There was a full buffet inside. Not just the typical hot dogs, or the 7-11 rolls... they had empanadas, rice and beans, salmon, chicken, and about 15 other dishes. I have never seen this before in a gas station. Do people come for dinner etc? Oh well.. We dis not partake in the bounty, we just got gas. Staff was friendly, and the place was clean. If we were hungry we might have gotten a snack. All in all, it's a nice gas station, and apparently restaurant as well lol! If you are I. The area, it's as good a place as any for gas.

Brought car in for Oil change and to check my brakes, especially the rear brake calipers as I was…read moretold by Mavis Tire they were hanging up and needed $450 worth of repairs. The Owner (Jim) had his Mechanic pull all 4 tires and performed a thorough inspection and road test. Outcome of inspection revealed calipers had been "hanging" And had been cleaned of rust and lubed recently... Jim told me to come in 3,000 miles to replace rear rotors, as they are to thin to cut again, new brake pads. My cost 30 minutes of Labor versus $450 at Mavis. I'll be back in 3,000 miles. This is an Old School Auto Repair Shop with highly experienced Mechanics

My car had a nasty accident on the Thruway, luckily no damage other than to the car. It was towed…read moreto D& J Valero ( former Sunoco?) on Woodcliff lake. Little did I know how lucky I was at the time being a total stranger to these parts. It is rare to find a garage you trust in my opinion. They are honest, fair, and reasonable. Even helped me find a buyer for my damaged 23 yr old car. I only wished I lived nearby and could use their garage on a regular basis.

Do NOT get your car repaired here. Do not even have them rotate a tire. I went in for a tune-up…read moreand the owner replaced my engine without my explicit permission. Long story, short - don't even stop for gas here!

Nice and clean. They were actually cleaning the restrooms while I was there…read more Restaurants include Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, Nathan's, Burger King, Sbarro. They also have a little convenience store and small kiosks. Could have better sitting area. Auntie Anne's being redone and construction going on outside the building. It's hit or miss with the bustle here. I love rest stops for people watching, and this one is choice. A mix of elderly off of a tour bus, teenagers on sports teams, young couples in love as middle aged couples bickering on their road trip. I smile, knowing I fall right in the middle of all of it. Safe travels!

Cheaper than average gas, and the price resets every Friday - with gas prices going up slowly every…read moreweek, it can be the cheapest by 10-15 cents in the area. Otherwise, it's a gas station with 24 or so slots located between exit 171 and 172 on the Parkway. What more do you need?

If you are running a business and using cash for purchases don't go here, they don't have receipts…read morefor cash paying customers. THEY SUCK

Usually good prices and clean station. Card works every time and the do not up charge for debit…read morecards. I've never had to wait for a pump either. What more can you ask!?!?

Great service. Have been going here for years. Jay and staff are always helpful and knowledgeable…read more Highly recommend.

The brothers Jay and Yani run the best auto repair shop in Rockland County…read more Been a customer of theirs for many years and won't even think of going elsewhere. Top notch service and they are great with customers.

All the bumps were closed and say 'pump stopped' when we get there at 9:30pm, and there was…read moreabsolutely no one. They aren't supposed to close until 10pm. Idk if they're close permanently.

Ok. I didn't think that I can even rate a gas station because come on, it's a gas station. What can…read morereally be good or bad about a gas station? We go there, get gas and leave, right? Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. Prior to BP opening, another outdated gas station was here, I don't even think it had a convenience store. Fast forward to this year, BP opens up, replacing the antiquated pumping stations with brand new ones that even have a small tv. I thought to myself, "great, it's on the way to work and home, location is good, set in a nice little neighborhood". They even put in a brightly lit convenience store which was also a plus. A couple of cons I noticed about this station were it's not open 24/7, there's no light next to the pumping stations and there's no overhang. So essentially at 7pm in the evening on a rainy day, you'll be pumping gas in the dark and getting wet. I don't know if they plan on fixing these issues but they really should. Fast forward to yesterday. I go to the gas station to fill up my tank. I proceed to pay at the pump, select the gas type, insert the nozzle and start pumping gas. I tried to adjust the tiny lever under the actual pump handle itself so I wouldn't have to hold the gas pump as its filling my tank. As I'm trying to adjust it, the pump just detaches from the nozzle and gasoline starts gushing out everywhere, DRENCHING ME and my car. Still slightly in shock at what the heck just happened, I walk into the store to explain this to the clerk, who barely speaks English. I wasn't even going to try to argue my case at that point because it would've gotten me nowhere. The clerk proceeds to pump my gas and over fills it because the little 'click' didn't go off signaling that my tank was full. There was so much gas in my tank that the excess was literally flowing out. Yup. That happened at this gas station.