The manager was extremely helpful in dealing with our filling inquiries regarding some special…read morepropane equipment.

This is totally a top-notch place…read more Background info: I am new to grilling and everything and anything that has to do with grills. But I'm suddenly thrust in the position where I have to learn. Okay, technically I don't "have" to, but I want to. And my grill recently ran out of propane (of course this occurred in the middle of the evening when some friends came over specifically to teach me how to use the grill, and when I had purchased some pricey steaks earlier in the day for grilling. The timing couldn't possibly have been worse. Of course. Argh). Anyhow, as is usually the case, I came to Yelp to find where to go, to fill up the propane tank. The Propane Depot has great reviews and is fairly close to me, so off I went, empty tank in hand. This place lives up to the hype. I was initially surprised when I arrived here, as my GPS directed me to this parking lot in front of a car tire store. Propane Depot didn't have a storefront or a brink-and-mortar building. Instead, it is a small kiosk in the parking lot manned by a guy and cashier, and a caged-in larger enclosure full of propane tanks and filling tanks. The guys who work here couldn't be nicer or friendlier. My tank was filled promptly and they even loaded it back into my car's trunk for me. (Note: those tanks are damn heavy - especially when full! Who knew?!). It cost me under $20 to get the tank filled which, I've heard, is quite a deal. (Trading in your empty tank elsewhere for a new one can be double this price. Also, reading the other reviews here on Yelp, it looks like this place hasn't raised its prices in a decade).

I use to go here to have my BBQ 20 lbs tanks filled. The people that work at Supersave don't weight…read moreyour tank first and just charge you for a full refill regardless if you have half tank or empty one. But now I drive all the way across Burnaby to Propane depot. Better service and honest tank refills.

Came here for a quick fill up. This gas station is very small and has only 4 gasoline pumps and one…read morediesel pump. It is located on an awkward corner so driving into the gas station can be chaotic. I didn't have any interactions with the staff because I paid at the pump. Prices are usually cheaper here than nearby gas stations. Also it is the closest gas station to my home.

Just a humungous station, like the ones with pumps on both sides of the convenience store, less…read morecrowding lol. It's a busy one, just before the Queensborough bridge. almost like an iconic location lol, been here for decades. Open 24 hours.

Came here to do a propane tank exchange (they're pretty much the only place in new west that has…read morepropane) Service is fast. Tank is only 80% full - which I understand is for transport safety Price- too high! I paid $28 (including tax) It's much less money at Canadian tire, and Costco is only $14

This location of Superstore Gas is a bit on the tight side, as there is a propane filling station…read morein the way of the lineup. It can get messy. However, it's nowhere near as bad as the Richmond No.3 location. With this location, Plus and Supreme unleaded are only available in the centre aisle unless you want full serve. The single aisle on the south side of the station is Regular unleaded and Diesel only.

Filled my propane tank and it lasted one very short BBQ. Checked for leaks and it is fine and one…read moreyear old. To give you an example of how little propane I use the last one lasted a year from new. I went in to pay and it was supposedly filled by the time I came out. Ripped off. I will not go back there but will stand and watch wherever I do have it filled to ensure that I am getting 20 lbs of propane. Calculate by checking the weight of the tank which is posted on the handle grip area of the tank.

Came here to fill up gas before heading up to Kelowna. Nothing too special at this gas station. It…read morehas many pumps and lots of space. When I say space, what I meant is having a truck to drive up and fill up and having another truck to fill up behind the first truck. I have been to a gas station where once a truck parks in then you end up not being able to fill up at the pump behind. Also they have a nice small little convenient store for people like me who wants to pick up some small snacks.

Do not buy propane here! Wanted to top my tank up, just to be sure, had hardly used it, they…read morecharged me a flat rate!! Should have cost maybe $10, if that, charged me $27 will never be back

I am not big fan of this Gas Station. It is sometimes cheaper than the other station. I do find…read morethat the station right across from it always has the same matching price. So you might as well go across the street to a brand name gas station The only good thing about it is that it is never as busy as the station across the stree.

I went there to have my propane tank refilled. I parked and the guy in the booth motioned with his…read morehead to come over. I took the tank out of my trunk and walked over. He just sat there, so I opened the door and asked what next. He said "He's coming." There was no-one coming. I stood around for a few minutes with no help and none in sight,so I put my tank back in the trunk and left. Whoever said they give good service must have been there a long time ago. Maybe the propane guy was the heavy man talking about selling his truck? I don't know, they don't wear any distinctive clothing at that station.

Customer service is non existent and when you are at the cash they are so rude and basically told…read moreme to go to Home Depot

I was trying to buy Canadian. We don't have many choices when it comes to building supplies. I went…read moreto RONA because they used to be Canadian (owned by an investment firm out of New York) I visited the store to purchase paint for doors and trim, as I was looking for better quality paint than what I had. A clerk assisted me by showing me three options, and I chose the mid-range paint priced at $48, as it fit my budget. While the paint was being shaken, I noticed a sign advertising 30% off SICO Endurance, which would have been a better-quality paint at a lower price of $42. I asked the clerk if I could switch to the discounted paint, and she called the manager. To my surprise, the manager refused to allow the switch because tint was added to make it white. I ended up purchasing the original paint because I needed it for my project, but I left the store feeling disappointed and frustrated. This experience has made me reconsider where I shop for my renovation needs. When I got home I sent in a complaint and they offered me 10% off my next purchase. I felt it to be an insult. So I phoned customer service, they offered me a $10 gift card. That at least brought the cost down to the sale price. But I'm still stuck with crappy paint. You would think customer service would be more of a priority during these tense political and economic times.

Knowing my propane tank was going to expire next month and suggested to buy a new tank and not just…read moreswap tanks.

I had great service from Jerin today in filling up my propane tank. No waiting. Very quick and…read morepolite. I learned a few things, too - like one of my tanks was expired (so I dropped it off at the nearby North shore recyle depot), and that often a tank will stop working when there is only.5L left in it. So filling makes a lot more sense than exchanging because you only pay for what you get and you're not paying for that .5L that never gets used. I highly recommend this service at U-Haul!