Fast and efficient service! Appreciate that they will pump your gas for those that still prefer…read morethis option - me! Best part is their prices which are 20 cents or so less than surrounding stations. I used to gas up at Freddie's, but for whatever reason when I do self serve - and all their pumps are self serve - they never give me my gas credits. So from now on, I'll gas up at this 76 station. Conveniently located, easy to pull in and out Of pump area. Plus they are right next to Alicia's Bakery, that took over La Ideal Bakery space, and they have fantastic Mexican pan dulce.

Getting gas was good. But no public restrooms. Had outdoor toilet that had no toilet paper, had not…read morebeen attended to in 3 days & was getting very full! Discusting!!

Family owned gas station out in The Heights in Hood River, Scotty's Corner has several pumps…read more Under a large covered area. Pumps are self serve but the attendants come right out and offer to pump the gas, which I accepted. Price was 10 cents less than other stations in town. It's a large, spacious paved area making it easy to pull in and out of the station. Was previously Nobi's Gas & Drive Thru Deli.

Spotty's Corner, offers Reg Gas, Non- Ethanol, Dsl, and Off Road Dsl. plus propane. Self serve but…read morealso has friendly attendants that will come out and offer to pump your fuel.

Conveniently located in the same parking lot as Ace Hardware / Hood River Supply and Rosarios…read moreGrocery Store, I always fill up when I'm in this part of Hood River. Service is the "old fashioned" small town kind of service, always a cheerful greeting, a shared exchange, and a smile to send me on my way. Oh, and they clean your Windows! When I filled up the other day, regular was $5.29 and of course I cringed as I paid. In an attempt to make me feel better, the attendant told me the truck in front of me was on empty, and when they filled their tank it cost $150! To which the truck owner said, "well, that's a Depends moment!" Badda Bing!

Surprised and happy to find this local gas station located on Hwy 35 at Van Horn Drive is actually…read moreless expensive than the chains. That is not typically the case and right now with super high gas prices, every penny counts! After driving by hundreds of times over the years, no exaggeration, I stopped in the other day when I saw their price for regular at $4.39 and everywhere else in Hood River regular was $4.79. It's a small pit stop, a few workers, and everyone was friendly. Without even asking, they cleaned my front and back windows. It's been years since I have ever received this service. Thanks from me and my windows! Their pumps are old and need upgrading. I say this because one of the workers wasn't paying attention and gas overflowed. I was shocked because I didn't even know this could happen. They put down dirt to soak up the gasoline and got to cleaning everything quickly. Still, it was a bit startling.

I am so upset the way my mom was treated. She asked for a certain amount and attendant filled it…read moreup. when she goes inside he was very rude and used foul language.

Was happy see a Fred Meyers fuel station while passing through The Dalles so decided to fill up…read more Lots of cars and trucks there on a Saturday afternoon. Temporarily they were allowing self serve, which most everyone chose. I never understood that. In every other aspect of our lives, people want service. They order fast food, go through a drive through rather than going inside. Sometimes too lazy to drive so have it picked up by Uber And pay a fee. They order groceries for pick up. Yet when it comes to gas, they want to stand out in the heat or cold or wind and pump their own gas? Just don't get it. While I don't order delivery or go to drive throughs, preferring to cook or eat at non fast food places, I happily let the gentleman at the station pump my gas! Even happier to get 20 cents off per gallon because of my points. I'm happy to live in a state where people pump my gas for me! I'm from NJ originally, where they also provide this service. Actually have never lived anywhere that didn't provide this service, it that it's one of my requirements! But I like it. The experiemce here was great. In, out, a friendly greeting and a wish for a good day!

We arrived to the pump station and quickly greeted by a tenant. They are wearing masks, and be…read moreprepared to have your mask on. The visit was pleasant and quick. They definitely have a rhythm so cars do not add up quickly. The station was clean!

It's been six years since I posted my review for this place and a lot has changed since then…read more I have been coming out to Glenwood at least three times a year as part of my season opener/season finale and fun summer run motorcycle tours. Been doing this for longer than I can remember. At least 30 years. Probably closer to 40. It's a nice little loop ride along SR 14 to White Salmon then over to BZ Corner, turning east to Glenwood. On the return leg we go through forests, deep canyons and enjoy scenic views high above the Klickitat. There's even a hidden waterfall that's worth your life to try to get pictures of. Then a nice ride through Klickitat along the old Klickitat rail trail that ends in Lyle and then back SR14. The 220 mile ride takes the better part of a day partly due to all the stops to take pictures, talk with the locals and patronize local businesses. Jerry, the original owner started this business when we were both in short pants. As we both aged I figured it was a matter of time before he sold the place and retired and that sad day came around 8 or 10 years ago. He pretty much ran the store and Inn and his wife did all the cooking. In all the years I've been stopping there I don't think I've ever had anything except for the club sandwich and fries which was always killer! I actually gave serious thought to buying the place myself when Jerry put it up for sale. I like Glenwood and the people who live there that much. But he wanted a million bucks for the restaurant, store, inn and two story home that's also on the property. Also a filling station, the only gasoline for 30+ miles in any direction. Pretty pricey to say the least. I ran the numbers and paying that much just didn't work for me. So after being on the market for a couple of years a young couple bought the place and changed nothing, which of course made me happy. I never asked what they wound up paying but I'm guessing it was a lot and the debt service was too much for them. It wasn't long before they sold it to a local logging company who only ran it for a year or two themselves before selling it to the Yakima tribe. Kind of went downhill at that point since I'm guessing the tribe has no local presence in Glenwood. The thing that made this place so great was it's connection to the locals. The tribe made quite a few changes and the food was still "ok" but they did shorten their hours and slash quite a few items off the menu. For quite a while after the tribe bought the place they kept the restaurant closed. I gather they didn't see the restaurant as being a very profitable segment and they could have been right about that. The numbers Jerry showed me indicated that the Inn, the store and the gasoline sales were where the profit was. So I never asked but I got the impression today that the tribe might have sold the place because my beloved club sandwich was awful! Fries were as good as always but darn..... if this is what the food is going to be like moving forward I may need to start having a burger at the general store across the street instead. Seems like nothing lasts forever. I'll give them another try this Summer or Fall to see if today's experience was an anomaly.... and I'm hoping it was. I'm an old man, set in my ways. When I find something I like I stay with it and I am about as loyal a customer as it gets. I hope Jerry is enjoying his retirement in Dallesport ... I miss chatting with him. Very colorful and interesting guy. And of course I miss his lovely wife the cook. The succession of these 4-6 new owners just never seemed to be able to keep the magic of that old place going. Most of the staff is nice enough but the restaurant has lost it's homey touch. The waitress today was a lovely girl who looked like she's still in high school. Very attentive and pleasant. The guy at the register looked like he wished he was anywhere but there.

Clean place, very friendly people. Super small town., it's quiet. It's peaceful . I'd stay again…read morefor sure

AVOID - UNTRUSTWORTHY LIARS!!! Les Schwab would turn in his grave if he knew how dishonest the…read moreemployees are in this store. I was told 3 bald faced LIES and offered to spend $1300 for new tires which you can clearly see are just fine. They claimed my tire was UNREPAIRABLE = False Never go here they should be closed down and investigated for fraud... My local shop fixed and rotated my tires for FREE - I will NEVER stop at a Less Sch*b again. Seriously GO elsewhere ---- You have been WARNED ‍

Horribly over priced and extremely judgmental! They make you feel like a POS if you don't get the…read moremost expensive tires or if your wheels are "oversized"

Permanently closed at this location. Map in the listing is wrong. Other photos show a different…read moreplace.

These beasts are going the way of the dinosaur, or at least that's what my grandpa used to say…read more Finding a good high pressure wash coin-op car wash is getting harder each day. Not sure why they all seem to be going the way of the Dodo bird (thanks Gramps), but for those of you that enjoy a clean cement stall, with brushes and wands that work and water pressure that is good, then I've got the spot for you. Relatively hidden, yet not too far from some main roads, rests the green face of Sparkle. Five big clean stalls, with working gear, the usual washing choices (soapy brush, anyone?) and lots of water pressure make washing a snap. Their parking lot is a little tight, not sure how something really big would get thru, but there are some nice drying spots behind the wash stalls for the rest of us. The overall space is clean and uncluttered and the neighbourhood offers lots of street parking. READER: (thinking) It seems like he really likes the place, I wonder why he only gave them four stars. I'll tell you why, they don't accept quarters. nope, just your plastic credit cards or paper money, no coins. no tokens even. Or as my Grandpa says, "This is the future, if quaint little washing stalls like these make it to the future."