This convenience store is steps away from my home, but for the most part, I do avoid it. It is a…read moregood place to stop and get gas or something to drink, but I don't buy anything perishable from here. I find that most times that the candy I have bought from there was stale. One time I bought a pack of nibs (you know, that CHEWY licorice stuff..) and the candy was so hard I couldn't bite into it. Umm... No. Other than the not-so-fresh candy, this place is fine by me. If I am getting a pop, some water or gassing up, this place is fine by me, but I won't even bother spending the 99 cents on a bag of chips that will be stale.

I wish I could have warned you about the stale candy, Francesca K, but I guess I'm about three…read moremonths too late. The same thing happened to my sister when she bought candy from here. Moosi's is right in my old neighborhood and I would stop here while jogging. It looks a tad sketchy from the outside and is a tad sketchy when you go in. That's why I only stop here to grab a water during my walk/jog, I don't take my chances with the food. Gas is cheap here though...sometimes!

Last summer the Petro Canada convenience store by my house went under "renovations." The store…read moreended up becoming a 711, which I was excited about. I think most people have an idea of what makes a 711 great... $0.05 candies, Slurpees, and an endless array of chips, pop, chocolate and other goodies. This 711 is a "fake" 711. If you can get past the smell upon first walking in the door (And trust me, the smell is STRONG and it not going anywhere) and make it down any of the isles you will be greatly disappointed by the lack of selection and the lack of "711 feeling" that this store refuses to give off. I avoid this store at all costs now. If I do go in, I rush quickly to get out of the foul stench and usually forget one or two things I meant to get. Indeed, this "711 impostor" is not worth the trip.

I'd give this location a 5/5 BUT they don't sell Diesel!! Ugh!…read moreBut the positives are that the workers are friendly and fast working. They have 8 different flavors of slurpees, and fountain drinks you can get (Gulp, Super Gulp, etc) Snacks are always organized, the store is very clean (including the washroom) and they have a ton of magazines to choose from. So aside from not selling Diesel, it's a great place to stop and fill up your tank and your stomach

This is one of my usual Domo gas stations as it is on my way to work. You know you are a regular…read morewhen they start to ask how your dogs are doing and why don't you have them today. Most Domo Stations are exactly the same. Small staff hut. Gas pumps. Outdoor merchandise. The differentiating factor is the staff. I stop at this one a lot, and the one on Gateway Blvd. Both have great staff that seem to stick around for a long time. I assume they have a good boss and good working conditions. They have always been cheery and pleasant. That keeps me coming back.

Very nice and convenient gas station with excellent employees who are not only nice but very…read morehelpful, the store is well kept clean and organized they definitely have a large selection of products and goods.

Air, car wash, diesel at every pump. Did not see EV charging…read more Auto propane! RVers rejoice. All pumps self serve Usual convenience offerings.

I'm a regular customer at this location and they are the best! The full service gas is great. Even…read morein -30 I get friendly service with a smile. Everyone is super polite and most call me by name. They seem unable or unwilling to sell me a winning lotto max ticket. But, I guess nobody's perfect. If you want a consistently good experience buying fuel, propane, snacks, etc. visit the Silverberry Co-op.

It's a 7-11, a good 7-11. Clean, nicely lit, well-stocked, with clever and attentive staff…read more It had exactly everything I've come to expect from a 7-11 located alongside a gas station. A modern-day oasis for the harried traveler.

Cheap fuel rates with incentives for filling up propane, large car wash and hikarious commercials…read more This is a good establishment.

Don't come here at 6am (Mon-Fri) when it says they open, because their morning guy seems pretty…read moreupset having to do his job and be there to open on time...

Petro Canada damaged my car and did not try to compensate me because of a small vague disclaimer…read moresign that is inside the carwash (not outside) and even if you see it, you are already inside the carwash and can not go back. Their brushes damaged my car. Impolite and not cooperative management. No compensation from them. Petro Canada have small disclaimers (signs) inside their carwash to rip you off in case their carwash damage your car. They do not put many of those disclaimer signs outside. You enter and use their service and the risk of damage is on your side. If your use their service and something happens to your car, they are experienced: (1) They threaten you based on their small-hardly visible disclaimer signs; (2) they clearly mention nothing happened to your damaged car; (3) they force you to sign their inspection forms. Read the second page of their inspection form and you will be surprised. I moved to shell carwashes. Shell has newer equipment and better designs (touchless design). I never use Petro Canada carwashes again.

One night, on a run for candy, I stopped in at this petrol Canada. The door was locked because it…read morewas quite late. I was about to walk away when the man inside started wildly gesturing to a small, silver flap on the side of the building. The man inside asked (through a speaker) if I needed anything from inside the store. I requested fuzzy peaches. He scurries off inside the store... A minute later, the flap on the side of the building flies open! The man yells "BEHOLD!!" and presents me with a package of fuzzy peaches on the slide out tray. Low and behold, it's some sort of security measure to serve customers without getting robbed at night (very smart). Honestly I've never laughed so hard at a gas station.