Costco is awesome and the gas station is equally amazing customer service is top tier they are…read morealways happy to help some discounts and always a clean area!! Costco is the best check em out value is great need to be a member but worth it gas station services the best thanks

Really small Costco Gas station in central Houston with 3 islands with 2 pumps each, for a total of…read more12 nozzles. It is located close to the costco parking lot and entrance, and doesn't have a very large staging area if it gets busy. Strangely there was no wait at 5 pm on a Thursday night, so we were in and out. Like other Costco gas station islands, it only requires one tap with your Citi costco card to validate your membership and mark your visa as the payment method (seems to be the best way since it gives back 5% back in cash rewards).

Bad customer service some tall lady with really big hair alwaya giving such an attitude, theres a…read morefew short women they are really nice though, good gas prices ans honestly clean yall should really keep y'all employees in check that taller woman needs to be gone. If yall want a good store keep the good employees learn how to run a business!

Whew gas is as high as ever but we need it to get around. There were quite a few homeless people…read morethere begging me to let them pump gas for a fee

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

This Shell station is located at the intersection of Richmond Ave. & Montrose Blvd. It's generally…read moreclean & the pumps work just fine. But be aware that gas in Montrose costs considerably more than that in Midtown & Museum Park. Gas at this station regularly costs 20-40 cents more than that at the Gulf (formerly a Texaco) just on the other side of Rt. 527, 0.4 miles down the road. The Gulf station even offers a discount of 10 cents per gallon, for customers who pay in cash. This station does not. Today, the cost of unleaded regular at the nearby Gulf station (at 411 Richmond Ave.) is only $2.159 ($2.059 for those paying in cash). The cost of regular at this Shell station is $2.699, a whopping 64 cents more per gallon, for those paying in cash (see my pic). And the Gulf station is more convenient for those getting on 59 South, or exiting 59 North. So get out of your comfort zone, and take your business just up the road. It pays to discover.

Best place in Houston for a car inspection! It's quick, the people are nice, what more do you need?read more

I live very close to this shop and have used them for oil changes, tune ups before long road trips,…read moreand to diagnose small problems. They are quick, usually without a long wait, and are small and efficient enough to always talk to you about what was going on with your car.

Coming from Los Angeles, I am so used to seeing long lines at Costco gas stations. This view made…read moreme laugh so hard. There was so much space and no long lines. Getting gas in Houston is one of the nice things I like compared to in LA. No lines and lower prices.

If you have a membership card then this place is good place to get your gas for your car! You save…read morepretty good Come get yours cheers

Not the cheapest gas but I came here for the quality and convenience of Kroger Fuel. It located at…read morethe corner of N Shepherd and W 11th. After my quick fill, I hopped to Kroger Store for my grocery shopping. I usually seek out Kroger Fuel because of Kroger Rewards. I only pump gas once a month when I'm working from home due to COVID-19. This gas station seems more modern than the one near my house. I kind of like it better. I'll try to come back often. Oh, please change the windshield wiper water more often. Thank you.

Owned by Kroger Moore and Kroger Federer…read more This is a useful Kroger gas station in the Heights that has cheaper gas than at least 80% of the other gas stations in the Heights. But they do close early, and definitely aren't too friendly, and don't get me started on some of the other people using their services. Not a friendly bunch up this way.

On Friday, 4/17/2026, I brought my 2011 Infiniti M37 in for an oil change. During the service, the…read moretechnician recommended replacing my air filters. He initially brought out a rectangular filter that clearly didn't fit, followed by a second option that was approximately the correct size but significantly thinner and flimsier than the filter he removed. He proceeded to install the two flimsy filters, discarding my old ones, and charged me $25 apiece ($34.99 each less a $10 coupon for each). About two hours later, while driving home, my car suddenly went into limp mode (maxing out at 12 mph) and the check engine light came on. This was incredibly distressing. I managed to limp the car to a gas station and immediately suspected the ill-fitting air filters were to blame. Because the flimsy filters did not seat properly in the cradle, particulate matter bypassed the filter and coated my Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensors, triggering limp mode. I was able to limp the car home and confirmed the issue with an OBD2 scanner. Fortunately, I am fairly handy. I went to AutoZone and purchased the correct filters that firmly press into the housing and create a tight seal, along with MAF sensor cleaner. After cleaning both sensors and installing the proper filters, the check engine light and codes cleared. Had I not been able to diagnose and fix this myself, I would have had the car towed to a service center and Take 5 would be looking at a reimbursement request for hundreds of dollars in towing and diagnostic fees. On Saturday, I returned to the Take 5 location with the improper filters placed in the STP filter boxes. I showed the technician and the duty manager the difference in fit, explaining how a loose filter allows particulates to bypass the system. I reinstalled the improper sized filter and showed the tech how it loosely fit in the air box and then showed how the proper filter fit snug in the box, held in place by the angled cradle pressing against the angled sides of the filter. The tech initially stated that the filters he installed were the ones called for by the computer; however, when he installed them I watched him try two different size filters to see which fit better. Clearly, if he had the right filter he would not have had to do so and would not have clearly looked different from the filters that were removed. The manager spoke with the tech, checked the part numbers of the filters I had purchased, and in all spent half an hour going back and forth between the computer and the phone. Finally, she stated that because the transaction occurred the day prior, the district manager would have to reverse the charges. I was told to expect a text from the district manager once the credit was issued. She stated this would be done on Saturday (4/18/2026). Today (Tuesday), I have received no text and no credit to my account. On Monday (4/20/2026) I sent an email with the above details to Take 5's customer service email. I have not received a reply or even an acknowledgement of receipt. I am extremely frustrated by the runaround and the lack of communication. I cannot trust Take 5 after this experience. I would have respected them if they had simply admitted they didn't have the correct parts rather than shoehorning the wrong item into my vehicle just to make a sale and causing me so much distress. Instead of asking to be reimbursed for my time and the extra materials required to fix the mistake, all I was asking for was a refund for the cost of the incorrect air filters. I still haven't received a reply.

Take 5 still owes me $160. I went for an oil change, they accidentally drained my brake fluid. Ok-…read moreno problem mistakes happen. They did have my car towed to the dealership and had the brake fluid replaced HOWEVER they refused to refund me for the oil change. For the hours of inconvenience they should have refunded me for the service. I ended up having to restructure my day and Uber to the dealership. When I called they weren't able to "find the manager." Then one manager told me NO because he wasn't aware of the situation. Then after several weeks I was able to get ahold of the regional manager that also told me NO and talked to me like he couldn't under what my problem was, like how dare I call, and asked "who told you that you'd be refunded?" Very dismissive. Refunded denied. Common sense and customer service are apparently lost on this establishment. I had paperwork and receipts to show exactly what happened. Spend your dollars somewhere else!