Not to be confused with Juan Stop, which is what Juan's girlfriend said when he kept making fun of her. We particularly like this gas station because it's the one that SETI's parks in front of, and if you don't know who that is, then it's the truck that makes the absolute best Polish Boys in the city, although really they're not the friendliest bunch of sometimes. As opposed to this convenience store which has the friendliest and most helpful employees every time I've been in. Still, if you want one of these delicacies, this is where you come, and the people inside the gas station are really nice as well. read more

One Stop Sunoco - I prefer two stop - Gas Stations Near Me - Cleveland, Ohio

This place is absolute trash. I've never had any of the card readers work and you always have to go inside. Only stop here if it's an emergency and need gas otherwise avoid it like the plague. read more

Hell-to-the-yes. They've upgraded to working gas pump credit card readers! That brings One Stop up a star, methinks. Plus, their prices aren't too outrageous in comparison to the rest of the stations around Ohio City. The creepy factor? Still going strong. Although, I think over time I've come to accept this and deal with it. Hopefully that doesn't work against me... *currently knocking on wood* read more

It's a convenient location. Snacks and beverages, cigs and lottery. Employees are respectful and professional.

I knew I shouldn't have stopped at this jive ass Sunoco service station. It took forever to pump my gas. So long that I stopped at only 3gallons because I was feeezing cold in 20° temps. I thought it would be convenient to fill up here on my way back to my hotel room before my morning travel back to Pittsburgh. However, did have an interesting convo about beards with the old biker looking dude behind the counter lol. Also, was able to check state lotto numbers since I played earlier (didn't win). Gas was cheaper than PA prices, but now gotta stop again for gas before leaving OH. :-/ read more

Because of circumstance, I am unfortunately forced to stop here as this is the only gas station conveniently located on my way to work. The pumps never work if it's below 40 degrees. The first time I was there I played musical pumps, trying to find one that didn't say "one moment please" forever. I ended up spending fifteen minutes on getting gas. Also, maybe it's just me, but I can never get the nozzle back on the pump without a struggle. Funny though... their pumps are ancient but they have a digital price sign. I have been almost run over twice by the same crazy chic, hit up for $ several times by the same guy, whom I assumed was homeless. When I tell him I have no cash, but will buy him some food from the gas station. He tells me he can't eat anything in there because it's not part of his diet. For real? read more

The pumps suck, especially when it's cold. But I figured out the trick to get things working during our last polar vortex, so I'm reviewing this hell hole to help everyone out since this worked for me on multiple occasions. The biggest problem I found seems to be with entering in a zip code one the card reader while it's cold out. The screen seems to indicate that you didn't push all five buttons for your zip code even though you have. Once you try to correct the error by hitting more buttons, the whole system goes wonky and you're screwed. The trick is to ignore the screen. Enter in all five zip code digits, you'll see the screen will only show four, but hit the enter button anyways. Just hit it once, if you hit it twice, you're doomed. Then grab the pump and hit the octane button until the screen catches up with the process. BAM! You now got a working pump. Or just don't bother with the pay-at-the-pump process here at all and go inside. While inside, grab a can of Monster so you can power through the panhandlers that sometimes swing on through asking for 40oz money, err, I mean bus fare. read more