This shell is the cheapest and has been the cheapest Shell since at least 2013. AirMiles users, at…read morethe moment of this review gas here is 98.9 while Shell on carling and kirkwood is 105.9 and Shell by Carling and Merivale is 104.9 per Liter. This shell is always lower by 4-12 cheaper compared to their other locations.

I bought a car wash for a month and after 6 days of the car wash being shutdown. The only thing…read morecustomer service was willing to offer was 3cents off per liter which already is more expensive to other competitors around it. I always bought the car wash from Esso in the past and I figured why not try ultramar but never again . And I also recommend others to not purchase their season pass because they won't refund you or compensate you anything for the car wash for being down, unlike their competitors

Terrible night time service they never come to the windo and the last time I was there I got…read more95cents in nickles for change

Difficult to get into right now, with construction just out front - and being rush hour, it was…read morehorrible getting there! - but at $1.519, this was the best price anywhere, even better than in Prescott, which has generally been the best price for the past year!! I ended up filling up, and I'm so glad I did!! It's a tiny gas station, with only 4 pumps (if I remember correctly), but it's on a corner, with entrances/ exits from both streets. I paid at the pump; so easy! It was way easier to fill up and get going than it was to get here in the first place, which took about half an hour instead of 10 minutes, due to the volume of traffic at rush hour, and the construction. This was a good visit, and I'd go back. Thanks to Gas Buddy app for pointing this site out!

This Petro-Canada is at the northeast corner of Meadowlands and Woodroffe. The prices here are…read morealways lower than the locations along Carling. They are comparable to the ones a bit further east along Merivale. This location is spacious, it's not tight. I like that the pumps are not one in front of the other, like there's only 1 pump per lane, so you never have another car right in front of you. This location has a convenience store attached to it, but I've never been in it as I always pay at the pump.

I used to trust these guys with my cars, but when they offered to diagnose the 'check engine'…read moreproblem by hooking my van up to a machine for two days to the tune of $125/hour (total: $2000) I started to wonder. Did some Internet research, bought an OBD2 unit for $120 and found the problem myself... a loose gas cap. Now I'm questioning the new battery they installed as well as the brake job they did. Anyone working in a service station should know that any vehicle should be moving while turning the wheels. Otherwise, it's hard on the power steering pump, the entire steering system, as well as the transaxles. The attendant who drove my car out of the bay when I went to pick it up is either ignorant of this fact or trying to drum up more unnecessary repairs. Either way, he shouldn't be allowed behind the wheel of any customer vehicle. Never again.

I was ecstatic to find a full-service gas station on a cold winter's day!…read more Full-service gas stations are harder to find than a functioning eight-track tape player. This is one of the few in the Nation's capital, located at the corner of Island Park & Wellington, in Westboro. If you don't know what a full-service gas station is, it is the crackpot misfit in the Corporate Gas Station world. This service peculiarity provides a personal touch, that was once a cornerstone of the industry, where staff attended to customers in a uniform complete with a cap and bow tie. Staff filled the tank, checked my windshieldwasher fluid & oil, squeegeed the windows & lights, and offered to test my tire pressure, all while I grooved to the beat of my iPhone playlist. In the maze of retail corporations the litter the Capital City, I appreciate the old school atmosphere and service. Their service earns my loyalty.

Cheapest gas in the area consistently. Would highly recommend coming here instead of other nearby…read moregas stations.

This is another one of those awkward corner gas stations that is super convenient, but only if you…read moreare going in the right direction. It's neighboured by a Dymon storage facility and a giant church, and it's on one of the most busy intersection corners in the South-West of Ottawa, off roads that could certainly use some attention (so bumpy getting in and out). Once you are in the lot, I must admit, this location was planned a lot more efficiently than many others. The lot is large making it easier to navigate (and avoid other drivers) and even thought there is a lot going on in that area, once you are in, it's quite smooth sailing. Again, be careful getting back out on to the roads - there are a lot of merge lanes in this area, which means there are quite a few drivers rushing to beat the line before the lane ends so they are driving a little faster than they potentially should be.

This Petro Canada is located at the corner of Baseline and Clyde. The prices are usually a bit…read morelower here than gas stations a bit further north along Carling, even the Petro Canada at Carling and Maitland, which is not that far away. The store that's connected to this Petro Canada is not that big (like say the one at Innes just west of Tenth Line, which is so much bigger). There's no slushie machine or anything like that. Just over-priced snacks and bottled/canned drinks, lol. And of course lottery tickets and cigarettes, although these are two things that I never buy. The only things I ever buy at gas stations are gas and slushies, haha. I like the convenient corner location, so depending on how heavy traffic is in what direction, I can exit going northbound on Clyde or going eastbound in Baseline. Note that you cannot go the opposite way (i.e. you cannot exit and turn directly south on Clyde or west on Baseline). Hey, it's a gas station, not too much to say, but I like that the prices are usually low for the area and the location is convenient for the direction I usually want to go after gassing up.

The station is at a busy intersection, near a Value Village and a Tim Horton's. Its very difficult…read moreto get into as there is lots of traffic. The station is old, unrenovated, and dirty. After Xmas, they jacked their prices up to $1.30 per liter - blaming a gas shortage. If you have a Costco membership, I suggest you go south to Hunt Club and Merivale and save 10 cents a litre.

This Petro-Canada station was the closest one to my hotel. It is also next door to the Starbucks…read morecafe that I frequented daily during my stay in Ottawa. I filled up my car's gas tank before I headed back home. There are plenty of pumps. The station is clean. I didn't have a chance to go into the convenience store. I already had my Starbucks beverage with me. I was good with what I had. The gas price here is standard. There are tons of parking spots if you need to run into the store or take a break before driving off to your destination. (219)

This is for the convenience store part of the place, and not gas…read more The good: Good choice of candy, chocolate bars, ice cream, and other snacks. Good choice of drinks. Pretty decent for such a small place. The bad: Staff could care less and cannot look customers in the eyes. That was the only bad part of it. Good selection for such a small place. Too bad the staff looks grumpy.

This Esso gas station has a Circle K convenience store attached to it. There is also a car wash at…read morethis location. It's at the southwest corner of Meadowlands Drive and Merivale Road. Easily accessible if you're going eastbound on Meadowlands or southbound on Merivale, not so easily accessible if you're coming from other directions. The thing I like about this Esso is that it's always a few cents cheaper than other Esso locations nearby. It's definitely cheaper than the Esso near by house, and while I wouldn't drive all the way there just to gas up, if I'm in the area for other reasons, I'll fill up at this Esso over the Esso near my house. There are a good number of pumps and it's spacious. You can collect Optimum points at Esso, and if you have the Optimum App, they sometimes offer bonus points when you fuel up ;)