go there weekly, service is usually good, today i got to wait while the young man had a long…read moreconversation with someone, would be fine but i am on a schedule, then at the end of the transaction he tells me in a smug manner Have a good day...

It's a gas station and I got gas from it. It wasn't more exceptional than other gas stationsread more

Tips: - This Shell station accepts Air Miles…read more - It has a Bank of Montreal (BMO) ATM. - It has sandwiches and lottery tickets. This Shell station was steps away from the apartment building in which I used to live in Winnipeg. After work, now and again, I'd stop by to get a heat-and-eat hamburger or sub, or play PROLINE (sports lottery), and then walk home. I've always loved getting a sandwich or a burger at a convenience store. I can't explain why. I just do. I got into playing PROLINE at this store. I didn't bet much. My wager was typically between $2 and $5. I'd select NHL, NBA, and CFL games. I was good at it. When you pick underdogs, a $2 ended up being just over $30 when your game picks are good. I haven't played in years. It seemed exciting back then. I simply put my money into food and beverages these days. This store has always had an ATM. It's a BMO one. I never had a BMO chequing account, so I never used it. When I owned a car, it was handy after work to fuel my car here and then head home. I always collected Air Miles by swiping my card at the pump and then paying for gas before fuelling. You can order items from this store through Uber Eats. I've never done it, but I recall seeing a sign for it at the store. I'm glad that this gas station is still alive and kicking. A lot has changed in Osborne Village. It's nice that this station still stands. (339)

Cheap gas but potentially dangerous! Their gas nozzle was broken and did not shut off--the clerk…read moreleft it in my car, with gas pouring down the side of the car and pooling all around the gas station! I only stopped by to top-off my gas which was more than half full. I drive a RAV4, which at 32.99 costs less than 70 dollars to fill and it was just between the half full and 3/4 full line, which meant I wanted to add about 20 dollars of gas. There was 86 dollars of gas pumped! If only 20 went into my car, you can imagine how much was ON my car and all around the gas station. Dangerous. On top of that, the manager insisted I pay 50 for the gas even though I assured her my tank was more than half full. After I insisted that I only intended to add 20 dollars worth and would categorically not pay more than 30, she ended up agreeing to that and then poured a small children's plastic bucket of water on the car. I had to work so ended up driving a stinking car across town, attended a full day conference with children smelling of gas, tracking it around with me from my shoes, then get the car washed the next day. What was even more frustrating about this was the attitude from the staff- they asked if my car was broken, and insisted that this has never happened before and the nozzle is fine, so it must be my newly maintenanced, 3 year old car. They were unapologetic and sloshed water on the pool of gas which I feel isn't the best protocol. Gas left on cars will also hurt the paint, and could possibly damage the car itself. Terrible attitude. Dangerous and poorly maintained nozzles. Beware.

I had a really bad experience with one of the staff guys early this morning while I was in their…read morecar wash bay. He comes to me with one of his other coworker and says there is car waiting outside while there was no one outside. And I said I'm almost done and just drying the doors as it was -26 with a windchill of -39 outside and was 6:30 am But then he stated to me " that you do this all the time" which really stuck me. And i was really upset and asked him how many times had he seen me because no body wants to be in there for no reason. And I said there's no car outside but he said it's waiting at the other bay which didn't make any sense to me and I told him ask the guy to come to this bay and I'll move my car which I did. But then I needed to talk to this rude employe and then I went in and see it was his car that he was eager to wash and wanted the customer out from his property. So I asked him nicely that how many times have he asked me to move my car and he said it was last year only once which really pissed me off. I had been their regular customer but still this place have no respect for their customers even thou I told him it's a commercial vehicle. This really hurt me so I would be looking forward to bringing this issue to the store owner as he/she might not be aware of what's going on. But this is really unacceptable asking customer to leave the bay so he can get his car in because I saw him using the codes instead of loonies to wash his own car. Thanks