there may be better locations. But the one in North Eureka on 101 is one of the worst gas stations…read moreI have ever visited. Could not pay in three tries - all buttons broken. Workers refused to come out to see what the problem was, let alone fix the problem. Left without any gas. But somehow they magically could take my payment for one lottery ticket! I will never be back. grrrrrrrr

This used to be a Texaco attached to Pacific Pride Card Lock that we had been using for our fleet…read moretrucks. I have since instructed the staff to avoid this location and only use the 76 station across the street. Everyone at the 76 station across the street seems nice and to value our business As far as this Shell goes, the staff wont even turn on the air if you purchase something in the store. The last straw was when my business partner bought gas and needed air for tires, the grumpy lady behind the counter told him he didnt buy enough gas to allow her to turn on the air. Not only is it a state law to provide free air to paying customers, its just terrible to be so rude with something thats free and all around us... AIR! I also hope these people are aware that not turning on the air for paying customers shows they are more interested in saying no and not being helpful than providing customer and motorists services to their community. Eureka really doesnt need another Shell station, especially one with rude employees. AVOID and just go across the street to 76.

With a greater area population of 48,000 people, Eureka CA is the largest largest city on the North…read moreCoast, being big enough to host a Costco with gas station. My wife, her mom, and I used this location to buy some items specific to the area, including a 24 can pack of Lost Coast Great White (a great price at $21.99) and local wines, including Pacific Redwood Organic Red ($6.99 a bottle, guessing it will make a great sangria. We also ended up eating dinner here during our first night at Eureka, barely over $10 for the three of us (2 pizza slices, 2 hot dogs, 2 sodas, and a really good chocolate ice cream sundae). Everything is ordered through kiosks, and they call out your number when the food is ready. They seem to have changed the brand of the hot dog buns when I wasn't looking...these are more like hoagie rolls than hot dog buns. The pizza is as good as ever, and we really liked the sundae, with good soft serve. The food court is indoors and a bit small, with only 7 tables for sitting. It has a gas station, and we used it twice (once coming in, at $5.899 per gallon, and leaving a couple days later at $5.699). It has 3 islands, with 2 pumps each, so a total of 12 nozzles. Not too busy: had to wait a bit when filling up during evening, no wait at all in the morning.

Quality/Quantity - LOL, on this trip, I visited both the…read moreUkiah and Eureka Costcos. On this trip, the local craft beer selection was way better in Eureka rather than Ukiah; it was reversed on the last trip. But the discount clothing was similar to the previous visit. But I did not buy any clothes. Ambiance - Consistent, has all the departments. But glad you have improved your local craft beer options. Plenty of parking. Open 7 days a week; see pictures for specific hours, member status, etc. Service - Self service. Price - Reasonable. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1976, since Price Club. Now you are the 5th largest retailer in the world and #10 on the Fortune 500. 804 warehouses worldwide, with 558 in the US. 1980 IPO. 1993 Price Club and Costco merger. 1997 Rebrand all locations to Costco. 2020 105.5 million members.

I asked to purchase propane at 5:15 pm and the clerk said it was too dark outside while a manager…read morewas sitting on her butt. WTF

Stopped here around 9pm on a Friday , and a sign said be back in 10 minutes. Waited 30 minutes…read morecalled and asked when they would reopen. Older woman answered and rudely stated that she would open after using the restroom and tending to the ice machine. Decided that didn't sound like a good combo and decided to take my business elsewhere.

Last week I stopped here for the quick automatic car wash. You have to go inside because the car…read morereader is broken. When I went through the wash, the car rolled forward a little before I realized it. As a result we were stuck in the wash cycle, the rollers spinning on the truck. The rinse cycle never came on and I had to drive out of the wash area with the truck still covered with soap. Went back in the store. Clerk said, I have to talk to my supervisor. No, he wouldn't give me my money back to redo. I bought another $9:00 ticket. This time I made it through the soap and rinse cycle, but the green light to move forward to the dryer never came on, so we left the wash still soaking wet. Sheesh. Never going back here again, for anything. Save your money for a place that works. Management doesn't care if you get your money's worth or not.

Time to gas up. I'll shoot them four stars just because they have a nice little coffee set up…read more North coast coffee company is the brand they sell, anything is better than nasty Seattle's best. Excellent coffee, very clean establishment, and good customer service.

I love this shell! It's my favorite Shell in Humboldt.. it would just be better if this shell is…read moreopen 24/7 for the late night munchie runs.

I love this shell gas station! It just needs better later hours like till 2:00am or something!read more

Dont use the car wash where the guys pre-scrub your car. The last time I went there, he used a hard…read morewire brush on the body (not just the glass and rims) and put micro scratches and swirls all over my black truck. Essentially ruining the clearcloat. I didnt notice immediately that he was using a brush all over the car or I would have stopped him.

Instead of selling us tires we didn't need and keeping our good tires and charging us a disposal…read morefee, the manager was honest with us and now we are lifetime customers as long as we live anywhere close to Tetrault. Here's what happened: The local Ford dealership told us our tires were worn. 7/32 tread depth in the front and 6/32 in the rear. I ordered four new Cooper tires from Tetrault. My wife took our car to have the tires installed while i was at work. The manager comes out and asks my wife if we wanted them to put our old tires in our car to take home when they install the new tires as they hadn't installed them yet. My wife was puzzled so she called me and had me talk to the manager. He explained that our tires were like new and figured we were replacing them because they were Michelin CrossClimate2 Grand Touring All-Season Tires and he thought we wanted summer tires and then rotate them back to the Michelins next winter. I told him what the Ford dealership had told me and he said, no our tires are just like new. I asked if he minded if we didn't buy the new tires even though they had them shipped to the shop just for us and they were a special size. He said no problem. I had them balance and rotate our tires.

They have full service if that's your thing. Prices are normal. The best part? The Mexican food…read moretruck in the parking lot. Amazing tacos and they have goat birria!!! The owner speaks basic English so order clearly and be impressed with the taste!

Great Shell station. Gas, Air, and Water pump. Staff will pump gas for you during certain hours of…read morethe day. The staff are very helpful and friendly.

Wow! The team working here is stellar! Efficient and professional!!!…read moreVery quick oil change. And price is what I expected I will definitely return and recommend if you want service that is top notch

Excellent service, of course. I always feel inadequate for being unable to do it myself. And TBH…read moreI'll probably just Copy and paste this review for oilstop because what's the difference...