While out on a road rally with fellow Bricklin owners, my GasBuddy phone app lead me to this…read morelocation for fuel and drink on a hot summer day. They have an automated car wash here, as well. The inside restroom was clean, as was the overall store and pump area. My debit card from an American financial institution refused to work at the pump, but it was a few steps inside to verify that it would indeed work after I pumped the fuel. Fueled and bill paid, it was time to head off to the St. Thomas Raceway for a fun-filled afternoon of drag racing.

The staff is exceptionally friendly every time I visit, the pumps are continuously clean, they…read moreprovide fast service, and the manager is so nice. What more could I ask for from a gas station?

this location helped save my life. I was coming home from a…read moreconcert in London, and I was dropping some friends off from down the road of this location of Petro Canada. when I came back to the station my gas tank was seriously low (less then a quarter of a tank) filling up my tank got me home through the rain storm from hell for a lack of better words, the weight kept my vehicle from sliding more around in the most extreme weather I've drove through. this location is not very clean on the outside, as this is basically in the middle of farm country and was FULL of bugs and mosquitoes flying through the air...best not to open your mouth when filling up. this station has some of the cheapest prices ive filled up at in the province and the service is great as well. cant thank this station enough for being here, if it was any other branded gas station, I would not have filled up. thank you petro Canada for getting me home!

Be very careful when dealing with one particular clerk that works at this location - 1390…read moreWellington Rd. S., London, Ontario! He scammed me for a double payment on a transaction last night. The POS (Point-of-sale) machine clearly indicated that my Interac payment was approved. The clerk said it did not register. I should have just left my vehicle and license plate number with him, told him to call the cops if he wanted, and walked out at that point. Instead, I reluctantly tapped my debit card once again. Upon arriving home, I found that he had indeed double charged me. I went back to the station, with a screen shot showing the two charges being taken out of my account and requested my refund. The clerk copped an attitude with me, and neither him or the store manager would refund my money. Thus, I am now dealing with my bank to have the duplicate charge removed, which can take up to 10 days to process. Watch the POS screen very closely when making a purchase. If the screen indicates that the transaction was *Approved*, you are good to go and are able to freely walk out of the store. Do NOT listen to anything else the clerk may say to you after that point. (I have no clue as to why my review is showing me as being in San Fran, U.S.?? I am a London, Ontario, Canada resident.)

Convenient gas station off the 401 and the bathrooms are always clean here. Better gas than the…read moreones at enroute.

A couple of Saturdays ago, I was heading home from Burlington and took a more scenic route before…read morehitting Highway 401. I was making a left turn from Steeles Avenue East in Milton, onto Martin Street. I noticed that gas was much cheaper at this Petro-Canada gas station, I made a sharp right turn to stop by. I did need to fill up my car sooner than later. It was a road trip day. I'm glad that I did. Gas was at 130.9 cents a litre. It was roughly six cents lower than the price at my local gas station. This gas station has a convenience store and plenty of gas pumps. The gas pump that I was at was clean and fully operational. I inserted my trifecta of plastic cards (Petro-Points, 407 ETR savings, and credit card). Everything went well. I pumped gas hands-free as I checked things out. Beyond the convenience store looking eastbound is the car wash. It's touchless and had a steady stream of customers. Back at the pumps, I was perhaps one of three people at around 5 pm pumping gas. I got my receipt once I was done and headed into my car. I had a great experience. When I'm back in this area, I will check out the convenience store and see what it has to offer. (336)

I fill up here a lot. It's got gas, it's got diesel, it's got an A&W inside, there's reputable…read moreporn on the magazine rack(no longer, I'm afraid), and you can wash your car. Honestly, I keep going back, so it's got to be doing something right. Plus, hey, Petro Points.

On our way back to Toronto from Stratford, hubby and I had to stop for gas and his preferred…read morefueling company is Shell. We exited at Baden and found this somewhat unique Shell gas station with a Circle K associated with it. I am accustomed to seeing Circle K at Esso gas stations. There are only four pumps so it can take a little while to fuel up during busy time frames. There is a Subway sandwich shop and a Tim Hortons within close proximity of the gas station, making this an ideal stop for gas and food.

Gas costs more in Canada. Anyone who lives on the border knows this. However, when I looked it up…read morein gas buddy ot wasn't outrageously different - Sept 2022. This is a station right off the 403. Easy in and out. 20 pumps. Well spaced. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

Normally you wouldn't think of Shell as being a place to think of many thoughts beyond "wow these…read moregas prices are no longer making baby Jesus cry" or "man I have to pee but don't want to become patient zero for a new infectious super disease rising from the rank depths of the uncleaned toilet". This Shell is an exception. The owner clearly has a steady rotation of Shark Tank, Tony Robbins motivational speeches, and customer service training videos on repeat on their YouTube playlist. The employees are so friendly you feel like you should hug them. The store is immaculate. The occasional perks and overall lack of up selling is icing on the cake. I don't feel obligated to defend my views on why I don't want to take advantage of their impulse buy chocolate bar sales, and their occasional "customer appreciation day" bonuses of a free coffee or bottle of water, banana, and brownie for the morning commute to work make this place seem like the gas station version of cheers. But instead of Cliff the friendly mailman, you have the guy at pump 2 smoking and texting while pumping and playing Russian roulette with your lives with his egregious violations of clearly posted pump sticker rules. Violating pump sticker warnings is punishable by stockade in many European countries. But before I get further off track, if you're a Hamilton road east bound or Highbury Ave northbound commuter and play chicken with your gas light on the regular, I highly recommend making this station a go to fill up and fresh breath Bat belt tool reloading station. You won't regret it.