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    Pacific Propane

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    3 years ago

    Great service, very responsive and they understand how to provide service to a high end hospitality business. That's important for us.

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    (6 reviews)

    I'm not a person to write a review whatsoever. Everyone's got good and bad days, all services…read morepeople offer are affected by there current environment and I don't judge based off a short moment in time. But I went into this gas station as I have several times before to refill a propane tank. I approached the woman at the register, told her I needed a refill l, she responded to give her I minute. I replied I'd be out back take your time. After 30 minutes I decided to go check in. She was standing with no customers in front of her at the register. I politely said I was still waiting for propane she repeated I should give her a minute. I asked roughly how long and she replied with attitude that when she was done with customers and that she was the only employee working. I thought this was strange since there were none at the time. I said ok I've been here 30 minutes, I'll be out back and walked back outside. I sat for 15 more minutes and saw one customer come and go. So I walked back inside and when I was at the door I stopped because I saw her resting on a stack of inventory facing the rear of the store in the back near the restrooms and talking to another employee. After standing for about two minutes she turned and saw me and said you need to give me a minute. I replied it's all good. There's not a single customer and I've been here close to an hour. I'll just go elsewhere. I went back to my vehicle and started writing this review. As I write this woman and the other staff have taken some empty boxes to the bin outback and are now standing having a conversation literally five feet from the propane refill area, while customers enter the store with the doors wide open. I'll leave it at that

    Needed a propane tank refilled and looked online for someone close to me. Found the mobile station…read moreand headed over there. The clerk at the counter was really helpful. She filled the tank with no issues and I was on my way in about 10 minutes. She was great and it only cost about $11 to fill it instead of exchanging at my original location. Will be back!!

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    The Point Market

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    Apparently, The Point Market is a Santa Barbara-area mini-empire. I didn't know that before last…read moreweekend, and I doubt that knowledge will ever be useful, but I'm spreading and immortalizing it forever (or until Yelp dies), and who knows? Maybe some of my readers will find that information useful. The gas is a ripoff, but you wouldn't stop here for gas anyway. The bathrooms are clean, which is probably why you stopped here, especially if you're like me and you didn't get enough sleep so you were downing caffeinated liquids like crazy all through your drive and your bladder isn't what it used to be. Did I mention they're clean? Yes, I did. There are two of them, and they're single-user, so you don't need to worry about waiting for the men's or women's room to free up while the other one sits idle. There's no code; there's no key attached to an oil-funnel. Nope, you have to tell the cashier all the way on the other end of the store that you need to use the bathroom, and he'll open it remotely. The snacks are a ripoff as well, but not as much of a ripoff as the gas. There's a huge selection of everything, so if you're going for a beach outing or park picnic, you can stock up on random stuff here, especially if you're bringing along one of those friends who can't picnic without her 100 Grand or specialty coffee drink or macadamia nuts. Return access to the freeway is also pretty simple, so this might be an ideal place for future planned bathroom stops now that Pea Soup Andersen's in Buellton has closed! (I'm so sad about that.)

    For management:…read more Great coffee and location. However 5 mins ago I got a coffee and used 2 cups seemingly glued together, couldn't pull the two cups apart so just used 2 cups as one. Didn't have time today to sit there and wrestle them apart, tho I'm a 200 lb rock climber and it shouldn't have been so hard. At payment was TOLD "I charged you for two cups" by the woman working there. I assumed she meant for two cups (like a 75 cent surcharge for the extra cup) but realized she meant two cups of coffee after. Um. The wrongness of this should be evident, but here's a couple versions that would be less egregious: Even "I'll have to charge you for two cups of coffee if you don't separate the cups." Or better, don't charge a person for two cups of cofffee who got one cup of coffee. This is charging for an empty CUP something like 3000% of the cost of the cup for the cup, and that is extortionate, even if the scale is small. This is absolutely unacceptable policy, if it is policy, and needs to be addressed, whether it is or not. Great location though! Also, "I charged you for two cups" is inaccurate is misleading if you charged me for two coffees. That is the necessary language.

    Pacific Propane - propane - Updated May 2026

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