Yesterday, I rolled into Oakville to meet up with a friend. I was coming from downtown Toronto and…read moregot to Oakville way too early. I'd rather get anywhere early than late, though. I looked down at my gas tank status on my car's dashboard. I had an eighth of gas left. Luckily, I found this Petro-Canada across from the restaurant where I was to meet my friend and decided to fill my car up. The gas price was the same as my usual Petro-Canada station in the Beaches, which is slightly cheaper than the GTA on the whole. The downside is that there are cement medians at this intersection. I needed to turn left into the gas station, but you either have to do it in a roundabout way or do a u-turn at the intersection. I chose the latter and managed to ultimately hang a right into the gas station. I am rating this gas station higher because it has a Starbucks. The last time I dropped by such a setup was in Ottawa a couple of years ago. It was close to the hotel that I was staying at. It is such a perfect combination. You can either go inside the convenience store to get your Starbucks fix or use the drive-thru that was doing steady business when I was there. I pulled up to a gas pump and paid there. My Petro-Points card, 407 ETR discount card, and credit card all got swiped. Done! There was paper towel that I used to touch the pump. The pump has a lever that you can use to have the gas flow automatically into your tank without squeezing it to death. This station is nicely maintained. I did not drop by the convenience store. I'll need to do that and perhaps Starbucks next time. I had an enjoyable experience. If I do need to get gas around this area again, I'd happy return. (127)

I passed by this Petro-Canada station today as I drove along the Danforth. I didn't need to fill my…read morecar up with gas, but it did bring back good memories. A few years ago, I would often visit my friend for dinner at some mutually agreed upon eatery along the Danforth. She lived at Danforth and Broadview, and worked above where she lived. I didn't mind driving over here after we were both done work. She has since moved away. I have recently been doing curbside pickup at af few businesses along this stretch. After we had meet for dinner and called it a night, I would drive along Danforth and would often fill my car's gas tank at this station. The price tends to be a bit cheaper than the GTA on the whole. I like how how bright this station is as night. You can't miss it unless you're extremely tired. I never had a problem paying for gas at the pump and filling up my car's gas tank. I don't think that I have ever been inside the convenience store. I normally had nothing to buy and wasn't in a snacky mood after seeing my friend. This afternoon, I was waiting for the light to change. I turned my head and noticed the graffiti on the side of this Petro-Canada honouring frontline workers during this pandemic. It was touching and sweet. I quickly snapped a photo before I had to move. This station is across from the Honda dealership. The entrances and exits are wide and easy to access. (66)

Ah! Another petrol station that's usually under average price per litre…read more When I came here on a Saturday evening, it was pretty much empty and it wasn't difficult to get in and out of the station onto Danforth. It's not the first time I've seen it lower than average. If you're down this way and see it a few cents lower than average, get on in there!

This gas station worths a 5 stars purely because of its consistently lower gas price. It is always…read moreat least 2 cents and up to 6 cents lower than the regular market price. Today, I got my gas at 98.9 when most of all others are selling at 106.9. I'm wordlessly happy lol. I'm so lucky that my workplace is not too far away from this gas station. Besides, this gas station is pretty small and it had no car wash facility.

YES!! Another petrol station that is usually less than average price…read more I found this place on my way to Monarch Park one day and their regular price was 116.9 while all the other petrol stations I drove by was at 123.9 This station is super small though, and with its prime location at the southeast corner of Danforth and Greenwood, traffic comes from both streets and it can get a little bit crazy like it was for me when I stopped by. If you're in the area and you see this station is cheap, you just need to get in!

The cashier here actually greeted me with a smile. I don't think I've ever been greeted with a…read moresmile by any gas station or convenience store employee. Good stuff. As for the rest of the store, it's pretty standard in it's selection. There is a small Tim Hortons counter to grab the basics for your commute to work.

As I spend more time in this area and driving/walking down Bathurst and Dupont, this ESSO is…read morebecoming my favourite stop. While the rest of the city post an average 108.9/liter of gas on a Saturday, this location posted it for 100.9. However, like the other gas stations that tends to offer lower than average prices, this ESSO will sometimes higher than average price , depending on the time of the day it is. Later that same day, I saw it posted for 118.9, but it was also 1:30am (with no change to the average price of gas from the previous day). But, I think it's the reason they're able to offer their previously lower price. I was surprised to see there were cars at the pumps at that price. Think Uber surge pricing on Saturday night. It does not have a car wash, but it's definitely worth the visit if you're in the area.

Costco gas, used to typically be cheaper then the average market price, however, in the last…read moreseveral months has been even higher then the average going rate (reg gas). Disappointed to say the least. They seem to reduce the price in the evenings. So if you're lucky, you may find a decent price there. Used to consistently be lower priced, but now, not so much. I quite often find myself, buying gas, on Kennedy Rd.

My go-to spot for gassing up. the price is always 5-10 cents/litre lower than any major gas…read morestation. The secret to avoiding big lines - go early in the morning, as soon as it opens. It's nice and quiet on the weekends. Sometimes in the evenings, it is not so bad, but that's on a drop by and assess feeling, not if your tank is super low, and you are in an emergency. That being said, since they have expanded the individual gas stations adding more lanes during COVID (just before COVID?), the experience goes fast. There are some restrictions: you need a MasterCard to fill up, or a Canadian debit Interact cards, or Costco Shop Cards (store gift cards). This means for the credit and debit cards, you need to be a member. But if you utilize the store gift cards (Costco Shop Cards), you don't have to have a Costco membership! The savings in gas costs kinda of pays for a membership is the philosophy in my family. To answer more questions: https://www.costco.ca/gasoline-q-and-a.html

It's on a good corner with lots of exit and turn options and the best part - air is free! No need…read moreto dig around for a loonie or worry about filling all your tires in the allotted time. Full convenience store inside. So on the scale of gas stations, a four.

I come here a lot because I have friends who live down the street and this petrol station is always…read moresignificantly cheaper than most stations in Toronto or even GTA. Such as today, most GTA stations at 107.9; this station at 99.9! Sometimes it does post for regular price. I think it fluctuates throughout the day, but if you see it cheaper, you need to get yourself in here and not wait a second longer! Turning in here may seem like a bad idea though since it's right off of Bathurst, but I have never had any issues getting out of this location and making an immediate left turn at the next street. Honestly, if I know I'll be in the area, I save the filling up until I make it to this Shell station!

This location is my 'go to' for gas. Unlike another Costco location, it's civilized and the line…read moremoves quickly even when it's busy. I use my Costco credit card so I get points and a better deal for gas. The grounds are clean and well staffed so if you have a problem, someone is there to assist. Good for: gasoline

3.5 stars... I think this place is actually excellent but the people coming here makes it so mind…read morenumblingly bad. This is one of the few Costcos in the GTA that has a gas station... it's a massive one. 16 pumps in total and they're the special hose that can streeeeeettttch so you dont have to line up to one side specifically. The other massive plus... you save at least 9 cents if not more compared to everywhere else. So why the 3.5 stars... the entry and exit is a nightmare. Because its so popular, it is not unusual to have the line up go out the gas station area, out the Costco Lot, go pass the road and spill onto the Queensway. This is not an exaggeration. It is a weekend reality. And if you're here for the long weekend, may you have a good coffee in hand cause you're going to be waiting for a long ... long ... long time. We're easily talking 25+ minutes. I recommend to head here when Costco store is NOT open. The gas station has earlier and later hours than the actual store. Not by much but at least 2 hours in the morning and an hour afterwards. You can probably get in and out within 10 minutes sometimes. This is considered a modern day miracle. Overall, I would say the pumps isnt confusing but so many people dont know their pins or take forever to read the screens or are completely confused that you need to slide in the Costco card first. Simply said... Mastercard only. No cash, no visa, and no confusion... please. Really. I would like to have a life outside this car pile up!