Their pumps never work. I tried to get gas sometime in March and their pumps did not work and then…read moretoday I tried to get gas in their pumps gave an era after I put my card in. I went inside to see what the problem was the cashier told me that they were having an era and needed to restart the pumps. They would make a lot of money if their pumps worked but every time I come they don't work which leaves customers feeling inconvenienced for even stopping. Your best option is to drive down Clear Lake boulevard to go to the Texaco.

This gas station is conveniently located right by my office, so when I've opted to run on "E" for…read moreas long as I can, I can pop by and fill 'er up! They also sell protein bars and Kind bars, which is nice because when I'm running on appointments all day, I can stop by for a snack. The gas station itself seems a little dirty, but again, it's what I expect for a gas station. They also have Mammoth Burrito next door, but I have never been there so no clue if it's good or not!

I'm from Chicago and just moved here yesterday. I swung into the gas station to grab a coffee and…read morediscovered Mammoth Burrito. The name Mammoth Burrito quickly seduced me into reaching for the door handle. I ordered two chirizo breakfast tacos (not sure of the spelling ......takos?). Wow .... best I ever had. It's a little sterile inside, but it will work in a pinch. They really need to advertise. You'll never know it's there unless you stumble into it.

Paid for ultimate car wash with gas. Then when I pull up and enter the code the machine wants more…read moremoney to upgrade me to ultimate. Saying I only paid for express when my receipt says ultimate. This is a scam and a complete waste!!!!

Open 24 hours on the inside. I work random shifts at a hospital including overnight shifts so this…read moreis wonderful. The employees are very nice, even when dealing with the rudest customers. The gas prices are always relatively low, especially if you pay with cash. They have a grill inside where you can buy freshly made breakfast burritos (only available in the morning)

This is not a bad Chervon to stop at night. It was well lit and I felt safe. There wasn't any…read morestrange characters hanging out front. Just people coming and going. This gas here is the most pricey I've ever seen it. I was shocked to know that the gas $2.89 in the area. The squeegee was clean, but there was barely any water/solution left. The solution smelled like it was mixed with white vinegar. I used it on my side windows to clean away the bird poop from them annoying grackles (I hate those kinds of birds). The gas flowed out of the pump with ease and filled my tank quick. I got $38 worth of unleaded gas. When I say it was well lit, there was lights everywhere on site. I can't say what the inside looks like, but I didn't go inside, but the gas station is off of Space Center and Clear Lake City Blvd. It's in a large shopping plaza. Randall's/Albertsons used to be where the Pickleball place was at. This is a Motu brand of service station. There's another location like it on Genoa Red Bluff and Crensaw.

Every time I'm headed towards Beltway 8 and I notice a lovely little "E" on my gas gauge, I like to…read morestop here to fill up. I would like to get my cash washed here as well but it's always closed. On the plus side, I don't ever feel uncomfortable filling up late at night like I sometimes do at a station that shall remain anonymous located right down the street at Pineloch and Highway 3. But... no left turn from the exit on Highway 3? Are they kidding? I'm not turning right and then turning around somewhere else just to stick with their no left turn policy. I'm a rebel. I will turn left.

It looks nice from the outside, but when you walk in, it smells like a sewer tank exploded. I moved…read moretowards the bathroom. The smell got so atrocious that I almost threw up.

The hours online are a lie. I'm in an emergency situation and needed gas desparately. the store…read morehours say 24 hours. THEY ARE NOT 24 HOURS. And of course nothing will be done about it.

They always run out of stock - i DO NOT UNDERSTAND ? Why…read moreCant they order more inventory ? They have crates sitting everywhere. People behind the counter could care less. They need to close this location - it is bad management

I come here just about every morning 5am, may I add they used to be open and operational now they…read morearen't, usually buying energy drinks and snacks. I literally love all the employees, except the rude lady who tried to accuse my husband of stealing 2 40oz 99c drinks, bum rushing out the door just to start something. they really need to start mentally evaluating the new hires. She was a short lesbian looking African American woman with dreads. (Just saying for the oh she doesn't work here bs) On top of that she was getting annoyed because the Juul rep was doing her sells pitch. Over horrible attitude from this employee.

Our family stops by here regularly, pleasant staff always. Nice to have a local "corner store "read more

That is a Shell station. Texaco was purchased by Chevron, apparently in a quest to eliminate…read morecompetition because once Chevron got 100% control of the Texaco brand it has been converting them to Chevron stations. The Texaco's that did not end up in Chevrons possessions ended up being converted to Shell stations, effectively eliminating one of the most iconic brands in the United States. Texaco was the first brand to market in all 50 states, Shell is the only brand to currently hold that honor, but Shell is a British/Royal Dutch brand, not an American company like Texaco was. RIP Texaco, Star of the American Road™

I frequently get my prescriptions here as it's close to my house and covered by my insurance…read more Unfortunately, since COVID, the stock for OTC medication is really low. Either you're forced to buy large quantities of the name brand medication or they don't have it in stock at all. Shelves are bare most of the time when I go to look for something I need medication-wise. Another thing I have noticed is that it is near impossible to get a person on the phone. Everything is automated and getting the correct information without driving to the store is rather difficult. I needed a COVID test. The automated system said for me to make an online appointment and sent me a link. When I clicked on the link, it was for immunization appointments. I drove to the store, donning a mask, and when I asked if COVID testing was available, I was told that I needed to go online and make an appointment. The pharmacy tech then walked away from me and confirmed with another tech. I asked if there was a way for me to do it then since I was already in the store. She told me it was online and didn't speak to me again, so I walked away. I ended up doing a COVID test at home. I understand that work is work, but when you're in the healthcare field, there's a human needing assistance who might not be feeling well. It might be inconvenient or not the way you normally do things, but if I'm asking for assistance to make the appointment because I can't figure out how... please try to assist.

Cashier Erik is awesome! Very nice and helpful young man. Love the good coupons here just wish they…read morehad bathrooms open, I really needed a restroom and the store manager here instead told me to go to gas station, thought she would at least have some more sympathy for an older folk like me. Overall good place I suppose.

Ray.Bans only $89.99. That's right $89.99, such a freaking deal! If you have been waiting the time…read moreis NOW... Costco on this day-6/24/2026 has all the Ray.Bans... Get that deal while it's HOT. You have to pay at Optical and receive your Ray.Bans... I will be back for a pair of Classic Aviators... Steaks(Ribeye is my favorite, Sirlion steaks) and fresh Salmom. Beach Bag and towel in one for $9.99. #FIRE }:{

Costco, especially on a Sunday afternoon, is less a shopping trip and more a full-contact endurance…read moreevent. The parking lot feels like 5 o'clock traffic on 610, packed with the same people who apparently believe they're the only ones on the road. Unfortunately, that behavior continues once they get inside. Folks stop dead in the middle of aisles, park carts diagonally across entire lanes, and stare into the distance like they're solving international diplomacy instead of choosing between a 40-pack of granola bars and a barrel of cashews. Spatial awareness goes here to die. To be fair, the employees here are consistently polite, helpful, and somehow manage to maintain their sanity while directing human gridlock for eight hours straight. The store itself is also impressively clean, especially considering it regularly looks like the entire Gulf Coast showed up at once to buy mayonnaise by the gallon. And honestly, it's a fine store. If you're ever in desperate need of an 8-pound can of tuna, a case of Bavarian sauerkraut, or enough paper towels to survive a minor economic collapse, this is your paradise. The samples alone can replace lunch if you're patient and willing to circle the aisles like a vulture.