I find gas stations one of the hardest establishments to review solely on the basis that they serve…read moreone purpose, most of the time if you pay at the pump you have no human contact, and it's usually 3 minute trip. So for this Gulf. It's tiny, tucked off the street quiet gas station. The prices here for a gallon of gas are comparable to other gas stations around the area. I went inside to buy a couple bottles of water a snack for my ride and the gentleman behind the counter greeted me and was friendly. There was also a younger lady working there who was stocking items and she said hi and asked if she could help with finding anything. I paid for my items, filled up my tank and left. It was a Saturday late afternoon so I was the only person there. Overall it was fine, as I said it's a gas station so giving it 5 or even 4 stars would require a lot.

Almost without fail, it seems like the days that I don't pack a lunch, I end up working in an area…read morewith no or limited options for eating out. Well, today was one of those days. I was working in the historic village of Pawtuxet, so I had two general options: either snacks from an old gas station, or lunch from an upscale bar or cafe. Limited time and money meant the first option. So, I settled on this Gulf gas station, with its very small convenience store, in downtown Pawtuxet. This is a place that time forgot. It was like I entered a time machine set to 1974 when I walked in. The place had an old, stale smell, that not even the Dunkin' Donuts Express inside could mask ... not that this Dunkin' was very busy. The young woman at the Dunkin' counter was like the female version of the Maytag repairman from the '70s commercials, with nothing to do, standing with her hands resting on the counter. There were no pre-made sandwiches in the convenience store (and I hate Dunkin's sandwiches), so I had to settle for peanut butter crackers and Little Debbie cinnamon swirls for my 'lunch'. This was not exactly the kind of 'power lunch' for when you have to remove a lot of cast iron from an old house, but hey, I had no choice. The selection of drinks and snacks is very limited here. Also, my coworker asked me to get him a candy bar here. When he ate it, he reported it was a bit stale. A sign on the front door states there are no public bathrooms at this store, period. I counted six gas pumps, and the price for regular unleaded seemed high. The parking lot is about as small as the store. Unless you live in the neighborhood and it's an easy walk here for lottery tickets and smokes, there's probably no reason to come here ... unless you like that '70s feel.

This gas station is located on the Cranston/Providence line, near the Harborside campus of Johnson…read more& Wales University. It appears they used to do automotive repairs at one time, but now, it's just a gas station and basic convenience store. I found gas prices to be fairly high, but on the plus side, the parking lot is humongous. In fact, during my recent visit, a tractor-trailer pulled up to the pumps (to refuel, not to make a fuel delivery), and its trailer stuck out way past the pumps, yet it did not block access to the parking lot. I found a nice spot to park and eat my lunch under some shade trees. There was no bathroom as far as I could tell. That, plus high gas prices, would normally garner only a 2-star rating, but I decided to rate them 3 stars because there was a really odd vibe to this place (it kind of reminded me of the movie "Clerks"). If nothing else, it was sort of entertaining. Some dude with a huge pot belly was hanging out, standing awkwardly just inside the door, talking to the male cashier. There must not be much excitement there, because their topic of discussion was how much the sale would total when the tractor-trailer driver stopped filling his tank (one guessed $150, the other guessed $300). I bought some gum and candy, and went out to my truck to eat my sandwich from a nearby deli. The cashier later came outside and poked his head around the corner, looking at my parked truck. Then, a young man driving a hooptie Jeep that squeaked something awful when he turned the wheels, parked next to my truck. Another guy parked on the other side of my truck, got out, went over to the Jeep dude, and made a parking-lot diagnosis that it was his suspension bushings. Armed with a can of WD-40, he sprayed the Jeep's suspension, and voilla, the Jeep made quiet turns! He even gave the kid the can of WD-40 (I'm not sure if they knew each other, or were random strangers). Then, a construction worker driving a truck parked nearby, and was met by another construction dude that was creeping around the parking lot. They went in the nearby woods, had a loud and animated conversation, and then left together in the truck. After enduring stares, squeaks and squawking, finally, I got to finish my lunch in peace.

I spoke to a lovely gentleman named Omar on the phone... he told me to take my car in the next day…read morewhich I did. When I arrived there I was greeted by a man with gray hair and a gray beard. He had no customer service skills and that was a red flag for me from the beginning unfortunately it gets worse, A couple of minutes later the mechanic Pedro informs the bearded gentleman that I need 4 new tires I tell him """ that's impossible I replaced 3 of those tires in the last 2 years " he tells me I need four tires or he fails my inspection, I can pay now I can go someplace else but my inspection will be failed... I tell him thank you for your services and I go someplace else my neighbor recommended. I didn't need 4 new tires and the nice gentleman at the garage explained to me, what a tire needs to pass an inspection. It has to do with the depth of the threads my tires passed with flying colors. So sad to see that man will still take advantage of a woman thinking she doesn't know anything about vehicles... now this has nothing to do with Omar but whoever that man behind the desk was and Pedro they should be ashamed of themselves ... they could drive away potential customers. I wasn't falling victim ... I drive less than 12,000 miles a year I knew this was untrue. Just on this experience I would never return there because now they cannot be trusted what a shame

Omar and the crew at R&S are amazing. They have worked on my junkie truck a few times now and well…read moremy truck is riding much better. They have reasonable prices. They get the job done the same day. I can't say enough about them.

I used the at the pump service, they accept many debit and credit cards. The price of gas was…read morereasonable today. I also use the app for discounts and T-Mobile Tuesdays also has a few cents off code once a week to use. I do feel they could wipe down their keypad regularly as it was filthy and noticeable that it has not been wiped down for sometime, they could also have wiped for customers to clean. This location does get backed mostly work week in the mornings

This is one of the bigger, and best, Shell gas station and Seasons Corner Market pairings out…read morethere. It's accessible from either Post Road or Elmwood Avenue, and although it's at a busy intersection, I never seem to have trouble pulling in or out of here. There are plenty of pumps (I've never had to wait for an open pump), ample parking, and a car wash. Inside, amenities abound, including two bathroom; a Dunkin' Donuts franchise with a few tables to dine in; and even a Coinstar and Redbox! Of course, there is a wide selection of drinks, snacks and convenience foods. You could almost live in here! The store is clean and well-stocked, and employees have always been polite. Not much more to say ....

The pumps are never able to print a receipt so you have to go inside which can be annoying. Sadly…read morethey are no longer on upside. So I stopped going.

One of the better Speedways. Always well stocked, and easy in and out. Store always seems clean,…read moreand well lit.

If you are coming off the I-195 Highway in the Fox Point area, you will see this gas station right…read moreat the bottom of the exit. It has a nice convenient Four Seasons store that has the basic snacks and quick foods. It has a nice coffee section as well as a smoothie section for those wanting something a bit more than your basic drink. There's an air and vacuum station (for a fee) where you can check the tires of your car and get the inside cleaned. Convenient to downtown, Fox Point, Thayer st area, it's convenient for Brown and RISD students as well.

Their service Department is great. They are reasonable, thorough, and accessible. I've used them…read morefor over five years.

OK. Only went here because Shell wasn't reading my card, and uprise had a deal. Easy in and easy…read moreout, but had to go inside for the recipet which was a major piano. Probably wouldn't go back.

Great Workers here during the night shifts, Decent prices. bring back the pizza! Also has a restroomread more

This is near my work, so its an easy stop when I need gas. Easy in and out, and the inside is well…read moremaintained. Staff have always been friendly and helpful. Only downside is the pumps are a little outdated and don't have the touch to pay option, otherwise everything is great here.

Been here several times during our vacation. One of the cleanest convenience stores ever!!! Good,…read morefriendly service.