There's usually not a whole lot to say about most gas stations. One hopes that when you pull up to…read morethe pump, it's working, the place is clean, and if we are lucky there are supplies for washing down our dirty car windows. This particular Arco station is located in a roundabout way off of the freeway, but situated close to a neighborhood. It makes it convenient for everyone that either lives close by, or is traveling, and in need of stopping for gas and getting back on the highway quickly. Arco is usually not my go to, but I was on my way from Sacramento out of town, and realized I needed gas. I like the fact that the station is clean. In fact, it's pretty spotless. As I pulled up to the pump, I decided I was going to use my credit card to pay for gas. For whatever reason, the pump wasn't accepting credit cards. I walked inside, stood in line, and then I handed the cashier my credit card and gave her the pump number. She mediately told me that the station was not excepting credit cards. I asked how people were paying for gas and she said either cash or straight debit. I asked if this was a normal occurrence or if that's their standard policy. She said that's their standard policy. This left me slightly confused because I've never known a gas station to not take a credit card. Their respective pumps all state to use a credit card or debit card. Of course, they also accept cash. Walking back over to pump gas into the car, I grabbed my debit card, I proceeded to fill the tank, while reading all the stickers on the gas pump. Adding insult to injury, Arco is one of the few if not only, gas stations that charge an additional amount of money for using a debit card. So not accepting a credit card, made me feel like it was the gas stations attempt at making a few extra cents from their customers. Arco really needs to look at establishing better customer service. If they no longer in fact accept credit cards, then they need to notate that throughout the station. Their gas pumps all indicate credit or debit. I guess they figured out people don't often carry cash, since gas is so expensive these days.

They are rude and don't appreciate you as a customer . They never say welcome or thank youread more

As this 7-Eleven is around longer I feel like the people overseeing it aren't keeping it as nice as…read morethey did in the beginning. The staff is still friendly and it is conveniently located for me. I have noticed that the gas pumps are having more issues, sometimes the pump won't register my card and I have to loop around to a new pump- my card is fine the readers just go out? When they're not randomly not working there's often at least one pump that has the out of order bags on it. Inside the slurpy machine and drink machines have been much more hit and miss. Often they're out of certain cups, lids, the machines are down, the area is a mess, or you grab a soda and it does not taste right. I've gotten to the point where I only buy bottled drinks here because I've been disappointed by their fancy machines (that I was initially so excited about). Like I mentioned at the start, the staff has always been friendly but it's starting to decline in cleanliness, organization, and overall experience. I hope ownership/management gives this store some attention and can work on consistency and quality again.

I was randomly in the area and needed gas and a restroom, and boy, I was so pleasantly surprised!…read moreThis may be the nicest, cleanest 7-11 I've ever seen -- what a gem! The gas prices are reasonable, and the pump area is spacious, so it's not difficult to maneuver around other cars. The store was welcoming and well-stocked with all kinds of snacks, goodies, and convenience items. There's a little restaurant inside serving hot food, which looked and smelled really good. Restroom was clean and properly stocked, and service was kind and friendly. I wound up bookmarking this location because it was such a pleasant experience!

Paid a dollar extra per gallon compared to the cheapest around so at 18 gallons - that is $18 extra…read more- but doing so helps me sleep better at night. I trust Chevron more than probably any other gas station. I know so many people that only see things in terms of dollars and cents and I sometimes wish my decisions in life would be so easy at to pick the cheapest option. Life isn't that simple. Subtle quality differences - and really - in the end save once - pay twice comes to mind. Diesel fuel is so sketchy in California, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas as it is - I don't want to drive around with the worst of the worst. My hot take on it is that these are states where the EPA took over... and so the fuel itself is worse for your vehicle in these states and better for the environment.

The place was pretty clean on the outside but the audacity of them not to have a receipt I had to…read morewalk in to get a receipt and I paid for my gas and this place is crowded... He looked at me like I was the problem and never said sorry for any inconvenience or nothing.. people are so comfortable in their privilege... That's why you pay at the pump crazy

Anabella is a nice and polite cashier from wydell She has…read moregreat customer service and I recommend you be nice to her.

Well, let's start this and inform customers about a couple of reviews that are posted about the…read morereview of overnight. We do close the doors around 8 or 9 pm. Because of ongoing issues with homeless stealing, On the issue of the employee was rude. 99% of the time, it goes like this. A customer walks up to the window and asks , "Let me get a water and a candy bar." In which we have to play detective. Ok ma'am, which candy bar would you like, what size and how meny. The same goes for the water. What brand of water would you like, what size and how meny? No one says let me get a 20oz water or a one liter it's always a small, medium, or large. I do not mean to sound rude, but we are not mind readers and can not guess what size water you want or so saying like me get a soda is not enough information for us to assistant you for the best possible out come. 3rd we clean and clean this store. When you have most customers over filling their cups of soda and spilling them, the floor get dirty very fast in a matter of about minutes along with high foot traffic it's hard to the floor spotless. In closing, we look forward to assisting you with your fuel, snacks, and drink needs! Last, don't let anyone else opinion be your! Come check us out and have your own. We would love to show you what a great site this is!

Solid spot for gas, it usually has competitive prices and there are a good amount of pumps, plus…read moreit's in a plaza with some decent restaurant choices. There are pumps on both sides of the building and it does tend to get crowded during peak hours. There are also entrances into the store area from both pump areas. If you're heading west on El Camino you'll want to do a U turn or turn left onto Gateway Oaks to enter. Usually, with traffic the U turn is better. It's also easiest to exit the gas station onto Gateway Oaks unless you're trying to jump right onto 5 South. There is also a Starbucks, Jamba Juice, Carl's Jr., Pizza, Sandwiches, Chinese, Indian and Brazilian options all in the same plaza and the Residence inn is tucked behind the plaza.

Darren was kind, efficient, and just awesome. Hoping next time I am there, there is some Red Bull…read morenew winter flavor zero calories. Crossing fingers. I totally understand it is difficult to keep in stock. :)

So this place has no prices listed for anything. When I asked the cost of one Mike's lemonade it…read morewas $4.38, really....... They look like they have good chicken but half their menu is covered with white sheets of paper and nothing seems to come with fries. Anything you ask them they don't seem to give a sh.....T, Right across the street is a Shell station. Everything has a price and the Truly 12 pack was less than most grocery stores. Too bad they don't seem to care at this AM/PM. In the US we like a bit of service..... Lots of people outside begging for money

I wonder why people go across the street and pay 50 cents more per gallon. I am not a gas expert…read morebut I don't think there is much of a difference. This spot also has a convenience store attached. The touch screens for choosing the gas options was cool but no touch-free payment was weird.

When gasoline prices say, "Defibrillator please!" We drive to Costco gas…read more We drive to Costco Gas anyway, but Cali fuel rices......

Even though this is one of the older Costco gas stations... it's still really good! There's only…read moretwo pumps per station. Yet, it goes really quickly! Even with the line of cars. Definitely one of the easier ones to get in and out of. $5.05 for regular gas. Which is better than the prices in the Bay Area and the East Bay. Gas has been some crazy high prices!!! I went past one sign and I said almost $7 dollars!!! Which is just nuts!

Difficult access and only 4 gas pumps but hey it is the cheapest gas in Sacramento!…read more Try to come during off hours otherwise you'll find a backlog of cars waiting for cheap gas.

$25 for R.V. dump. Insane! And very unfriendly vibe from cashier staff, insisting on one long line…read moreand one grouchy clerk, despite 2 other staff standing around.

I come here regularly as it's convenient and the price is pretty good. As always it's cheaper by 10…read morecents if you pay with cash. I never have cash on hand so I forgo the deal and pay the extra 10 cents. For the most part it's a good experience. I usually go on the way home from Raley's. You can pull in two ways as it's on the corner across from Walgreens. You can pay at the pump which is a total plus. The old AMPM you have to go inside to pay which really bugs me. I like the pay at the pump. The handle to let if fill while you remove your hand doesn't always work and I try to avoid that one at the far end, but that isn't always the case as it's luck of the draw to which one is open when you arrive. It's a pretty busy gas station so there can be a wait to get to a pump. It's never way too long, but when the person in front of you wants to pay inside and get a drink while there it can be a bit of a wait.

They might not have many pumps, but they always have the cheapest gas in the area. It's a reliable…read morechoice if you want to save some money and support a small business instead of a big company like Chevron or Shell.

I have had continual issues at this Shell location with their Loop app using free rewards…read more Normally, eventually, the workers are able to figure it out. However, this visit, I had my free rewards for a soda through the Loop app, and the employee did not know how to scan it. He did not seem very happy trying to help me. Since my account had money left, I had him scan my member barcode instead, but he didn't know how to do that either, so I just ended up paying for the soda. My friends have not had issues at other Shell locations with their Loop app. Although I don't have a problem paying for my drink, I wish they knew how to use their own rewards app.

Older African lady wouldn't let me buy water because of my mask I am wearing because I am sick and…read moreyou don't serve me??? Do better she just flat out rude