worst service ever unplugged my cord to engine do not bring your car to him ever.... head lights do…read morenot work after leaving there

Other car washes that I frequent charge $7-12, with the $12 wash being the "premium" option. I…read morestopped at this BP for a wash for the first time. The CHEAPEST wash option was $10, ranging up to $20. No descriptions were posted. I got the $10 wash, and it was literally rinse, soap, rinse. No undercarriage rinse, no polish, and the dryers were set too far back to even dry your whole car.

Love their service, respectful people they got values and their service is immaculateread more

stolen my money and refused to give it back! And I explained to the guy multiple times, I brought…read moremy receipt back and everythin.

This might be the cleanest SuperAmerica in the Twin Cities. Always a friendly staff, full of…read moreproduct and very clean.

I don't typically leave reviews for gas stations, but this one was a new one for me. I happen to be…read moreworking in the area and needed to stop bye only to find that it was probably the biggest mistake I had made all week. as a general rule of thumb I tend to understand that many different types of people will visit any given gas station at any time, but when management of said establishment begin posting signs telling people that they will take away "bathroom privileges" because they don't want to take time out of their day to keep a clean store, that tells everything you need to know. I understand that there can be uncivilized visitors, but there are much better ways to handle this situation. The amount of effort (or lack thereof) was a parent in almost every corner of this building. From open store rooms, unpackaged boxes laying around, to only one person barely making an effort at the register with a long line of people, and lack of general cleanliness all throughout the store, I'm surprised they've managed to stay in business this long.

I was across the street getting my car worked on and went to the speedway to get something to eat…read more when I entered, there was an old man at the service counter yelling for help and asking if anyone was there. he was waiting for a while before a lady appeared from a back room. When she won her way to the service counter, I told her that there were no labels telling me what taquitos were on the roller and asked her if she knew what flavors they were. she said "I don't know because I didn't put them there." and she walked away. I bought three of them, and put them in a coffee cup because there were no containers. i brought them to the service counter, and she was no where to be found. when she emerged from a room at the front of the station, I set the coffee cup of taquitos on the counter in front of her. she was going to charge me over 5 dollars. I said "isn't it 3 for $3. she said that she didn't know how mani I got, and then gave me the correct price. When I started to eat one of the taquitos, I realized that they had been on the rollers for a long time and were overcooked. I took a lil three of the taquitos from different rows, and found that they only put out one flavor. the food area wasn't clean, the employee smelled bad, and the service was terrible. apparently they get enough drive bye business that they don't really care about service

This is one of the locations in Hennepin county where Minnesota residents are supposed to be able…read moreto obtain DNR permits, such as a fishing license. I waited in a long line (this is quite a busy station store, and parking lot traffic does not quite abide by the painted markings on the road) only to be told that the system was not working and to check back in the next days. This is rather unfortunate during the first weekend of the fishing year. On the plus side, there is free compressed air here, which sometimes works. Bring your own pressure gauge or ask nicely to borrow one at the register.

I stopped by to replenish my caffeine and glycogen levels after running an errand nearby, and let…read moreme say that this is a great location. It's really conveniently located just off the freeway, and it's either new or really well-maintained. It's clean, bright, and overall well-stocked with a good selection of treats. The prices are the same as they are at every Holiday--more than the grocery store or a drugstore, but there are savings to be had if you buy multiples. Add in friendly service from cashier Annika, and I am a happy camper.

I had a coupon from kmart for a 30 cents discount per gallon and didn't know how to use the…read more discount at the station outside, the employee noticed I Seem confused so, he offered to come outside to help show me how to apply the discount onto the pump station. he seem like he were a manager or an owner. very nice staff.

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

A pretty standard fuel stop & this location is still holiday. Thrre was a single nozzle for all…read moregrades, something I prefer separate nozzles for. There's a small, well-stocked convenience store. Both the store and facilities were clean. Overall, as expected

Tried to get gas today. Put credit card in. Screen said, "Pay inside." Tried to remove credit card,…read morebut it was stuck. Pressed speaker button to call for help; nothing happened. Stood waiting; eventually was able to rescue my card. Drove away with no gas.

This is the most useless, comical SA in the history of SA…read more The pumps are always insanely crowded. The inside of the store is crowded with the insane. Last night, I saw a dude walk in, grab a corn dog, flip off the cashier and leave. The cashier ran outside, grabbed the guy's cell phone and took it back inside. Apparently, cell phones are legal currency for SA corn dogs. Who knew? You will have lots of time to enjoy the freak show, as the cashier line always moves at a speed approaching that of growing grass. Come for the crowds, stay for the insane. Or not. Bah.

I love super America…read more I'm going nuts for gas station coffee right now. I think it must be a throwback to some sort of high school love or something. That, and paying a buck for coffee I can tailor to my taste will ALWAYS win against foo foo cafe love. Always.