Let's see....I need to get gas in the ol' subaru, I'm thirsty, and, oh hell, I need to score some…read moreKing of Pops while I'm out. Enter: Buddy's. There's nothing fancy about this place, but it's perfect and in the neighborhood. At first, I was a little confused about the gas situation as the station said "see cashier." Wasn't exactly sure how to walk away from my car without being accosted by the homeless dudes and get my situation taken care of. The guys inside are indeed "buddies" and were rather nice. Definitely a good spot to fill up from now on. As mentioned before, this is a killer spot for score some King of Pops. The cooler is packed and is updated on the regular apparently. Picked up some Thin Mint and Pineapple Habanero. Dig it.

This place is so weird. It's a late night mecca of the alcohol, a frustrating place to fill up the…read moreauto, always under construction, and super friendly behind the counter. I lived and still work close to Buddy's and have staggered in numerous times from late-nighting it at Manuel, Claremont, El Bar or some other Poncey den of ill repute. I REALLY wish they would turn that strange building in the middle of the lot into a 24hr taco stand.

This new gas staion has reliable service and the cashiers at the food mart are friendly and helpful.read more

This BP gas station is known as the "Piedmont BP," though I'm sure there's probably other BPs on…read morePiedmont in Atlanta. This is the one at 1856 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30324, next to The Pagoda Chinese Restaurant and across the street from Sprouts Farmers Market. I originally planned to fill up at the BP at the corner of Cheshire Bridge and Lindbergh (2320 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE), not too far away, but some of their pumps were out of premium *and* the price for premium was over $4 a gallon (this was before the war in Ukraine caused prices to spike). I know you don't go to BP for cheap gas, but even I have my limits. I continued on home, saw this BP, and pulled in. Sub-$4 premium gas and $0.12 per gallon cash back via GetUpside was good enough for me. Unlike most gas stations I've used GetUpside at, in order to get cash back at this BP, I had to submit a photo of my receipt to GetUpside. It was an extra step. It can also cause a delay (2-4 business days) in the processing time for the cash back. If you haven't used GetUpside (app) before, I recommend it. Use my invite code DANIEL66482 to get an extra $0.15 per gallon cashback the first time you use the app. The app has worked well for me over the past 1.5+ years. It's free cash back with no gimmicks, so a no-brainer, like the restaurant app Seated (which I also use). This is your run-of-the-mill BP. It's small, with only 8 pumps, 4 on either side of the convenience store. No automatic car wash. I used pump 7 and the buttons and receipt area were dirty and worn. The pump worked fine, though, and disengaged at the right time. Receipt printed clearly. This BP is open 24/7. I visited on a Tuesday shortly after 8pm and I saw an employee ride up on his bike to start his shift. He was in good spirits. "Piedmont BP" is what printed on top of my pump receipt here.

This gas station has plenty of pumps, store is quite large, and the place is extremely clean. The…read moregas is cheaper than other gas stations. I came to buy gas and a lottery ticket. I had no problems.

I use the QT on Sidney Marcus Blvd. Lowest prices on gas, deals on Red Bulls, 2 for $6, ID…read morerequired for cigarettes. It's always busy and the staff is up to the task. Efficient.

I have to say that I am a big fan of the service center at this Exxon. We all know the fuel is way…read moreoverpriced and the store is not that 'convenient', but the guys in the garage have pulled my ox out of the ditch several times. Most recently I had a tire slowly going flat and did not notice it until a coworker pointed it out at the shop. I also had a meeting in W Midtown in 1 hour. Flirting with the idea of going ahead and driving the flat to the meeting I had visions of melting into 14th St while changing the spare during the 100 degree heat. Judging on past experience with Exxon they have plugged four tires for me, sold me two brand new ones, always ask if my fluids are ok, and just generally are helpful. This time I had ushered upfront, he found the small nail that sprung the leak, plugged it, and gave me a handshake and charged me ZERO! I immediately waltzed inside and pulled cash from the ATM and tipped him. Thanks fellas for the all the hard work throughout the years. You are much appreciated.

Man that works at Exxon was so courteous and thoughtful. Thank you for allowing my daughter to use…read moreyour phone to call me. She has been in a bind away from home. I appreciate you for looking out for her. Destiny is lost right now and its good people like you that help navigate her way back home. Again, thank you My gratitude is great.. Signed, Destiny's mama, Angela

Great selection. Super friendly. Many niche items. They even sell kratom, which is awesome because…read morethey are 24/7. You just don't see that in ATL

Love this place, cheap cigarettes, cashiers and owners are super friendly and always have my smokes…read moreready and scanned before I even walk up to the register. Plus they have growlers of craft beer and the chicken tenders are pretty bomb.

Placed a to go order at Taco Mac so I decided to walk over to this place to get a few things while…read moreI waited. The parking lot was super clean and very well lit, no issues with safety or the homeless that generally stand outside most ATL gas stations. When I walked inside, the lighting was dimmer than the parking lot but still efficient. The clerk greeted me and was extremely nice. He rang me up and I left without issue. Overall, no complaints other than their items being a little higher priced than others...but what do you expect in the Highlands?

Buying wine at a gas station is usually not a great idea. Standard Food Mart defies logic and…read moreactually stocks an appropriate variety at sensible prices. Who knew?! Kirsten G. and I stopped in here after running errands. It was rush hour and we knew wine was needed for the rest of the evening. Sadly, there aren't any good stores that simultaneously allowed us to avoid the ridiculous traffic between Druid Hills & Midtown. I'm glad we came here because not only did they save the day, but I also feel good for supporting a local business. Thanks for not gouging us in a time of need.

A good gas station with diesel. I prefer the QT station…read moreacross the street because that one is easier to access. This one is smaller and will require more maneuvering for large vehicles. All of the GT trucks use the QT. That said, this is a good station. This one has more automotive supplies - such as gas cans, and bigger selection of oils, etc.

I'm surprised I'm the First to Review this BP at the corner of 14th and Atlantic in West Midtown…read more This BP has been around since at least April 2016 and this Yelp listing has been around for years as well. Yelp isn't as popular as it used to be. You can find this BP in between Atlantic Station and Georgia Tech, on the west side of the Downtown Connector (I-75/85). I was able to find premium gas here two evenings ago on Monday, May 17, 2021. That was exactly 10 days after the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack on May 7th that created a gas shortage on the East Coast: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_Pipeline_cyberattack. Rounding up, I paid $4.20 per gallon here. That's the most I've paid for premium since May and June 2014 when I paid $4.00 per gallon at the QuikTrip stores on Clairmont and North Druid Hills Roads. Given the recent shortage, I was okay with it. Since I started tracking my gas spending, the highest per-gallon price I've paid was $4.90 on September 22, 2008. Gas prices were expensive in 2008. Coincidentally, I pumped that gas at this very location. Back then, this was the 14th Street Citgo: https://www.yelp.com/biz/14th-st-citgo-atlanta. At the time, this was the only gas station on the stretch of 14th between the interstate and Northside (41). Now, there's the relatively new Exxon. This gas station changed from Citgo to BP sometime between May 2015 and April 2016 according to Google Street View. Before landing on this BP, I passed the nearby Exxon and Shell stations on 14th and the BP and QT at 10th and Northside. Those four stations were completely out of gas. I then went to the nearby Shell on Spring. They had regular only. Luckily, this BP had all three grades. It was the last station I passed on my way home from my mini search around the neighborhood. My friends and mother-in-law have filled up at this BP before, but this week was my first time. In Atlanta, I prefer QT or Costco (if it's convenient depending on where I am) because they have lower prices. This is a small BP with only six pumps. It's next door to Wagaya and Chirori, which are great Japanese restaurants, and Trio Custom Clothiers, where I've gotten my custom suits and tux. Good businesses. This BP is on GetUpside so you can get free money back if you check in using the GetUpside app. During the gas shortage, I was surprised to see that GetUpside was offering $0.03 back per gallon at this BP. Better than nothing. The GetUpside money back amounts are usually significantly larger than that. If you've never used GetUpside before, use my invite code DANIEL66482 to get an extra $0.15 back per gallon the first time you use the app. There are no tricks or gimmicks, at least for the consumer. The app simply gives you free money back off your gas purchases. It's a no-brainer. Yesterday afternoon, the AJC reported "Half of Atlanta gas stations still dry." https://www.ajc.com/news/half-of-atlanta-gas-stations-still-dry/YUPTYU4I6ZBC5M4G4SPU5HDQQ4/

OMG! I finally found a place in town that sells Slush Puppies. They are available pre-mixed in two…read moreflavors (my preference is to have my pick of several syrups and then to pour my own ice mixture) and the cherry is still the best, ever! Oh, and apparently they sell gas here too. :) The fuel prices aren't the lowest, but usually not outrageous. The gas pumps are all very well lit and the store is bright and clean. There is a $3 minimum to use a credit or debit card, although I don't really understand why they have such a policy.

It's a gas station... Don't know what to say lol... It's basic... You get gas... You pay for it…read more.. You leave.... LoL... But always the same two people working... Both are kinda weird but mostly nice... It usually has the cheaper gas of shell stations inside the city and with my discount it ends up matching or beating QT... It's also convenient for me

Sketchy but I got gas and didn't get shanked so that's good. Price was competitive not a good…read moreselection inside the store n

The place was well lit, which is a great thing. Only concern, my bf received some counterfit money…read morefrom here, it was only a 5 but still.. We had no idea it wasn't real until a waitress at the waffle house called us out.

Great service station. They have diesel pumps both ends and a high canopy.There is on duty…read moresecurity. Easy access for large vehicles either entrance. No steep entrances. They also have a deli that will custom make sandwiches. There is a huge selection of snacks, candy and snacks. Super friendly helpful employees.

Being a fan of the QuikTrip brand and having lived in this neighborhood since 2001, I thought this…read morerelatively-new QT at the corner of Northside Drive (41) and 10th Street NW was going to be great. Unfortunately, that's not the case. I'll still be filling up here due to its proximity to my home, but I can only rate this QT three Yelp stars ("OK") at this time. This QT opened in late 2020. Already, it's more well-worn, vandalized, and littered than metro Atlanta QTs that are years older. Simply put, for a chain like QT, which sets the standard, it's disappointing. This QT needs more TLC. Then again, it's only one of currently a small handful of QTs actually *inside* Atlanta city limits so maybe the "rapidly-deteriorated" state of this QT speaks more to the neighborhood than the company. Those familiar with this stretch of Northside are probably aware of the homeless population that have set up camps nearby. Just because this lot was bulldozed to make way for a new QT doesn't mean the property is immune. This corner used to be occupied by Oasis Spa, J&J Auto Repair (relocated to East Point), and Paint Genius (body shop, relocated to Smyrna). This is QT store #805. It has 16 pumps. The next-closest QT is store #832 on Howell Mill Road, just 1.5 miles / about five minutes north. Both of these Westside / West Midtown QTs are relatively new and typically busy and congested. The Howell Mill location opened over two years prior to this location, in March 2018. Construction began for this location in Spring 2020 and it was open for business before the end of the year. I concur with @TCxNATION on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TCxNATION/status/1318576692533788672.