The pumps dispense gasoline as required, there is a McDonalds with playground for your use and a…read moreRedbox movie rental thingy there. The bathrooms were clean. Easy to get in and out of I-10.

My ex keeps calling me. Put my Exxon the phone and we'll talk…read more This is a very handy Exxon partly because it's located in the same parking lot as HEB, so you don't even need to leave HEB to come and get what is often very cheap gas. The Walmart gas station - Murphy USA - is one exit South along Beltway 8 and is often actually usually a bit cheaper, but this has a history of being one of the cheaper and often more reliable gas stations, although I lost one of my favorite masks to a big pile of puke here once, which wasn't very fun, and the lobby is usually closed at night. This Timewise convenience store is on the corner of Beechnut and Beltway 8 and it is your typical TimeWise convenience store which is a little bit expensive and not as good as the one just down the highway. But we still are often coming here, and the gas can actually pretty cheap. Sometimes the cheapest gas in the neighbourhood and we appreciate that.

This is Time Wise store #844. The receipt says, "Our name is on the door." But I don't see it. So,…read moreI know this is not Tiger Mart. I never knew Exxon is affiliated with Randall's Rewards. So buy gas at a discount. Yeah! I used to come here for car wash until one day the machine went out of order. The store manager refused to refund my money. Of course, I never returned. Besides, the wash didn't clean the car. I had to wash it again to call it clean. Then, I praised highly of the automatic tire pressure machine until it refused to release air. Just like the car wash, store clerk denied responsibly because it really is handled by a 3rd party vendor. I saw the sign, but I was looking for sympathy from human inside of store. I got none. So, I come back once awhile for Sunday papers. Guess what? It is a hit and miss. The only thing I'd like about this convenient store is the hot dog. But they always ran out whenever I'm here at night. Oh, one more dismay - they close half hour earlier than the door says midnight.

Just a standard gas station with convenient store on this busy Hempstead Road…read more Their tall nostalgic sign post makes this place unique. Located at Bingle and Hempstead, this tiny lot is crowded with a taco truck during the day. This is the opposite of a popular slogan "everything is big in Texas". Everything is cramped in a smaller footprint. Inside of store is not inviting if your body is wide or require mechanical means to maneuver. But it has everything I need. I could not get a clear answer from the staff about the store hours. There ain't a sign posted. So I know it's closed completely at night, including gas pumps.

I came in trying to use microwave to heat up my lunch and was denied access. Waste of time.read more

not horrible but it was tiny and low-key ghetto. gas pump had a QR code for cannabis.. (though i…read moredoubt it was shell's doing)

This is a pretty big gas station that is kept clean both in the store, at the pumps, and thankfully…read morein the bathrooms. There's 20 pumps and it also has an attached Wendy's and there's a car wash too with $6, $8, $10, or $12 car washes. The staff is also very friendly. This actually a little way out of my way from my work but I'd rather drive a few minutes to go to a gas station that isn't sketchy.

When you're coming out of Memorial SE hospital, it's easy to slip down Astoria thru a residential…read moreneighborhood to get to the freeway. And what's there, at the corner? A convenient Convenience Store! and Gasoline. So that's how I got to be Duke of this place.

Attendant and probably owner needs training! No customer service skills!…read moreActually said, I do not care. I am trained to charge for everything including. I spent $80.00 for fuel and asked if I could put some ice in my Owalla cup. I told him that I was ill. He said he was trained to charge for everything including A little ice for my cup. Last time I stop there.

It was last week that I was passing through, after a visit to the seafood markets in Kemah, and I…read moredecided to stop for some winning scratch-offs. I was also interested in the availability of gas as this place was shown on the news for continually running pumps (and totals due) even after the pump was shut off and consumers had completed their fueling process. The news visited at least 2 times, and both of which the specific pump was still operable. As I entered the parking lot, it was clear that ALL pumps were out of service. However, the parking lot near the store part was still quite full. As I approached the door, there was a sign that warned customers that only cash was being accepted. As I asked the "gentleman" behind the counter for the particular scratch-off that I wanted, he rolled his beastly ass up from the floor, wearing his brightly colored vest, spit his tobacco juice into an old used soda bottle, squinted his eye at me, and just stood there looking at me. I politely asked again. He then made it clear that he was offended by the fact that I thought he worked there. I gave myself a 2-second check of my surroundings, apologized for the confusion as he was the only person behind the counter, suggested he find some sort of employment that causes him to present himself in a more becoming manner, and waited for the true clerk to emerge. As I waited, I also noticed that the only other customer in the store was another man, who had clearly just left the beach and was planning for more beer and snack. As he piled his goods on the counter and returned to the shopping area for more, I made the same request to the "real" clerk who emerged from the back, on his cellular phone, seeming cursing and clearly fussing, all while not ending his phone call in any sort of a hurry. Such was a clear indication that he was not expecting too many customers...As I made my request, he quickly said: oh, I can't sell any of those. As I pulled away, I realized the vehicles in the parking lot were present for the same thing: to repair or remedy the problem with the gas pumps. Either way, I won't be returning anytime soon as it also became clear that this place probably shouldn't be open, is only taking cash to avoid precautions put in place to protect consumers, is clearly avoiding the GOVERNMENT, and probably knows nothing of taxes. Deuces...

My car started to overheat tremendously while driving to work, and luckily, I was just close enough…read moreto this Shell station to park and leave it without doing damage to my car. I work right across the street, so I dropped off my car and said 'It's overheating.' and went to work. I've had extensive, extensive problems with my 2001 BMW 525i. From the day I got it around 7 years ago, there hasn't been a period of six months where I haven't had to replace or drop at the very least a few hundred bucks on something- mostly, on overheating problems. So, I am not new to the stresses of seeing that temp gauge go all the way red and smoke billowing from under the hood. I handed Botis (the owner of the shop) the papers from the work I've had done in the past, (just four months ago, I paid $600 to get some work done down the street that pretty much fixed nothing). He kept this in mind, and let me know he wasn't going to try to 'sell' me anything I didn't need. From the start, I could tell this was an honest car shop, and they weren't trying to screw me over; I've had enough work done on my car to be able to tell when I'm about to be taken for a ride. I told him I knew my car was a mess (my dashboard is lit up like a Christmas tree), but that I only wanted to diagnose the overheating problem, not the CEL or anything else. I told him I wanted my car to last for another year, and then I am planning on chunking it off a cliff, and getting something more reliable. He told me what I needed to have done to achieve this, and gave me a very fair estimate. Unfortunately, as is the nature with my car (and old BMWs), things kept piling up as we dug deeper to diagnose the problem. What was one issue, led to a whole slew of other issues, that, if not fixed, would compromise the work he was doing in the first place. Each time he called me to let me know what else he needed to do, he was very calm and nice, reminded me again that he's not trying to rip me off or screw me over, but that I needed an extra x,y, z part. He ended up doing beautiful work on my car for a VERY fair price- and it drives WONDERFULLY. I almost ended up being emotional when I finally went to pick up my car, as my Dad is usually the one who handles my car issues for me, and I just moved from a few states away from him to Houston. This is really the first time I had to make educated decisions by myself about repair work, and this automotive repair shop always made me feel safe about my decisions and were very reassuring and helpful. I plan on returning to them in a few months to have my oil changed.

BUYERS BEWARE: The…read moreauto mechanic here is a scam artist. BUYERS BEWARE Shell Gas Station, 920 Richmond Ave., Houston, TX 77006 On March 23, 2023, I brought my F-150 in because it had a water leak; this Shell Station auto mechanic told me the AC UNIT was leaking. This gas station auto mechanic said we could fix this the right way for $2,200 or the cheap route for $400.00. He stated the correct way to fix it was to remove the dashboard steering wheel, cut some wires to access the leaking AC unit lower valve, and replace the gasket. Then this auto mechanic stated that the cheap fix would be putting silicone around the lower AC UNIT valve for $400. This conversation occurred next door (900 Richmond AVE) at 3:35 PM when I initially dropped off my F-150 that morning. BUYERS BEWARE Today, March 28, 2023, I took my F-150 to my local auto mechanic shop (Crossview Dr, Houston, TX), and they said they had never heard of removing the entire dashboard to replace a leaking AC unit gasket with confused looks on their faces. They ran the AC unit diagnostics, checked for leaks, inspected the vehicle, and determined the windshield was leaking. I'm glad I DID NOT pay this lying auto mechanic $2,200.00. BUYERS BEWARE. Sincerely, Howard Venuto Retired Firefighter FYI: This is being reported to the Attorney General's Office, KPRC 2 NEWS, BBB "Better Business Bureau," and Harris County DA fraud department. Some of this was captured on my F-150 Dash cameras (For legal purposes), because people lie and video cameras don't. BUYERS BEWARE