You'd think a nice modern looking station like this could afford to put the Diesel price on their…read moresign (as opposed to putting "Diesel") but nope. To add insult to injury they have this curb side sign that says "Diesel Here" written on it when they could do what Husky across the street does and put the actual Diesel price on it. (Husky can't afford to put Diesel on their signs either...actually they can't even afford new signs at all but at least they have curb side Diesel pricing sign) Esso is really lucky that Canada is the only country in the world where advertising all the fuel grades isn't mandated. (Poor old Husky would go out of business if that happened)

Myself and one of our crew guys came here to get $16.45 worth of gas fill a jerry can. Self serve…read moreused. Bathrooms were okay.

I ordered a iPhone charging cable from this Shell Convenience Shop location via UberEats on March…read more21 and while a convenience shop doesn't typically warrant a review - I wanted to note the excellent customer service from the individual at this Shell location. (My iPhone cable showed it to be charging with the lighting sign on the charging bar on the iPhone but it didn't seem to actually be charging and was running out of batteries - so I needed a replacement USB lighting cable ASAP... it was past 10 PM so most shops were closed but thankfully there was UberEats.) A quick search on the UberEats app showed several gas stations that carried the lighting cable. The first one I ordered from Petro Canada didn't have it in stock so they cancelled the order. I replaced the order with Shell on 49th Avenue that also showed to have the iPhone charging cable... along with three chocolate bars (Free delivery with $15 purchase on UberEats with Uber One membership at $9.99/month - the chocolate bars at this Shell was also cheaper than most convenience shops or gas station convenience shops. Two Kinder Bars were only $2 with a promo on UberEats and Caramilk was $1.5?) Anyways, shortly after I received a call from Shell with the attendant wanting to confirm which cable it was (the individual mentioned he used Samsung and wasn't familiar with the variation of iPhone cables) to ensure I had the right cable for the newer generation iPhone. What I noted was how polite and respectful the individual was on the phone (even on hanging up saying Thank You and have a nice day)... surprised at the courtesy and respect from a convenience shop at a gas station. Got some extra time so thought to write a review to note that the staff here seem very friendly and respectful. Confirmed which cable was needed and asked if I had any colour preferences (no) and received my charging cable in hand (with some chocolates!) shortly later just as my phone ran out of batteries. The convenience of UberEats and 24 hours convenience shops (I appreciate the attendant taking the time to ensure I had the right charging cable as the previous Petro Canada also called inquiring if it was type-C before cancelling the order when clarifying it was the 8-pin and they didn't have stock.)

+ plenty of pumps. + gas is usually dips here at night…read morebefore other stations + convenient location + friendly staff + well-lit + pumps are open 24/7 - air pump is no longer free. The one on Kingsway and Grange St. is still free.

Excellent price and service! I always get great service the gas is top notch! I have been going…read morethere for many years

tempted to give a 4 stars: free air! most Vancouver gas stations charGE a buck or two…read more open 24 hours. very small convenience store, no more than 4 ppl. royal bank ATM. clean washroom.

Gas station out by the PNE area…read more The pumps are only 1 per aisle, which is always great for not having to wait for people. This location doesn't have free air which sucks. There's a 7-Eleven attached for those who are hungry, though there's also a McDonald's a block away. Oh yeah, this place also sells the office tank style Tim Hortons coffee.

If I ever bothered to 'check in' here, I would be the almighty god of this convenience store (and…read moregas station, but I don't drive so whatever). It is pricey, but they have almost all the emergency necessities I've ever needed. Milk, eggs, peanut butter, bread, juice, kraft dinner, munchies, tampons.. you got it! And as of recently they started carrying CHEESE. It's all fairly overpriced but since it is so close to my house I just ignore that. There is usually a good deal on one of their energy drink varieties and the vitamin waters.. and they have pizza pretzels. Aw yeah! Oh, and they have one of those miniature Tim Horton's inside. The kind that makes bagels, donuts, and sandwiches but you're S.O.L if you want soup. Bonus items to note: a large variety of pizza pop flavours, perogies, a decent ice cream selection, all of the different milk percentages (but no soy?) and tons of kitchen cupboard essentials like pancake mix. They need to be open 24 hours or something. They're the only convenience store near my house and everyone must cater to me at all times.

Whenever I am heading back from a long day's work, or at lunch when I'm running on the "light-low"…read moreon gas to my next destination. Right along Brunette Avenue, in Maillardville out in Coquitlam, a gas station is a gas station, isn't it? Well, sometimes when you get consistent good service from the people who work here, it's a little different. The gas stations out in Coquitlam are full-serve, something that a Vancouverite like me takes getting used to. But the energy and enthusiasm of the staff here, regardless of when it is sunny, or rainy, gets my thumbs up. It's nice when the people who work here, actually try to create conversation, and ask how your day is, and carry on the coversation not with a one-liner.

Only Chevron in the area, as a Petro station exists closer to the highway…read more Because it's a small location, turning in and out will be tight. small convenience store but it's well lit.