Pretty good customer service, the only thing I go in for after wonderland is to get a frosty, only…read morebad thing is how sticky the drink stations are/table and always low to no lids/straws for drinks. This busy station should be like other stations with 2 staff members to keep up with high standards.

This is my go-to gas station since I'm in Vaughan at least 3 times a week. It's right at the corner…read moreof Lanstaff and Keele. A tad hidden so perhaps that's why gas is less expensive? For example, gas was 102.3 tonight (Mar 8th 2017) but it was at least 107+ everywhere else around the GTA, Gas is usually cheapest here in the late weekday evenings after 7pm or so and there are never lineups. I haven't had any issues at this Esso location. They also have a diesel pump. I love my deals!

Located right on the north east corner of Jane and Major Mack, this gas station as several do in…read morethe area have a lower cost than most of the areas I see such as Burlington and Etobicoke. The cost per liter here is roughly about 5 to 7 cents LESS than the stations I see more often again in both Burlington and Etobicoke and I'm talking Shells so it's apples to apples. This station has 8 pumps but they are sort of at an angle so depending on which side of the pump you need it may be a little more effort maneuvering to the pump given the space and how people are trying to leave. If you want to go north your best bet is to exit at the Jane side and make a right (only choice). If you want to go west your best bet it so exit off the Major Mack side as you can only go north on the Jane and make a right. This station is basically only "safely accessible" if going west on Major Mack or north on Jane since there are all sort of road dividers blocking access in being that it's right at a corner. It's close to the 400 so if you're going to juice up going up north or back down from up north it's a good idea to gas up here and get cheaper gas than in the city. Don't forget they take Airmiles and they have diesel here too.

I love this shell gas station! First of all, it is small, so when there are lineups, you will have…read moreto wait - sometimes they are so backed up, even once you've filled up you have to wait to get out of the station because the exits are blocked by waiting cars. That being said - this station lowers it's prices in the afternoon by about 4 cents a litre. Pretty freakin' awesome! It also fills up the car quickly, unlike some stations where the gas runs slower when you have people filling up on both sides. This is always my first choice to stop on my way home from work. With gas prices so high, it's worth waiting until the afternoon and waiting in a line up to pay less - especially with how often I need to fill up!

This gas station is conveniently located at the north-east corner of Leslie and Lawrence. There are…read more8 gas pumps and a wide enough space. There is a Circle K convenience store and a Tim Hortons inside it. It lost one star because the window shield washing liquid does have soap in it.

This ESSO is small but good. The fast pass machines work, which mean you can pay at the pump and I…read moretypically stop at this station if I'm about to get on the DVP and realize I need to get gas. It's a quick detour south from the 401 and then you can just turn onto Lawrence and continue to the DVP. One negative about this station is getting in and out of the station and cutting across traffic with no light. However it's doable. Luckily I have been here at non rush hour times.

This petro station has 6 pumping stations and diesel fuel as well…read more The Super Stop Convenience store services include propane tank swap, ATM, lotto, ice, tire inflation, snacks, drinks, and restroom to list a few. It's a busy intersection to enter/exit the station during heavy traffic times as drivers are in a rush to get off or back on the road with Hwy 401 just a few hundred metres north of here. Staff are courteous and quick to serve you. Don't forget to use your Petro-Canada rewards card too.

This Petro-Can is located south of the 401 on the west side, at York Mills Road. There's nothing…read morereally remarkable about it. A lot of people cut through the parking lot to avoid waiting for the light. Other than that--it's a gas station!

I visit the Circle K store that comprises this Esso station regularly. I'm probably there once a…read moreweek. I backroad my commute home from work along Steeles Avenue West and East, and drop by this store for snacks and drinks. Last night, I needed to fill my car up with gas. I also had a digital $2 coupon to use towards a gas fill-up. I dropped by for my snacks and drinks ritual, along with fuelling my car at this Esso station. There were three other customers using the gas pumps at this station. I had no problem finding one. Paying at the pump is straightforward. The challenge can be pre-paying for gas, especially when you have a coupon that you can only present in-store. Some gas pumps state that you must go inside to arrange pre-paying for gas. The ones at this Esso are more lenient. You fuel you car first and then go inside Circle K to pay. I like the convenience and trust. I filled my car's gas tank, and then went inside the store to redeem my gas coupon, along with two other coupons for snacks and a drink. The gas pump had clear instructions. The area was clean. No complaints. I am a regular. The male staffer behind the counter recognized me. It's good having established such a relationship. I redeemed all three coupons ($2 off gas, BOGO on peanuts, and a free Joker drink) on my phone. Scanning everything went well. I then scanned the PC Optimum barcode from my phone, and paid with a credit card. Done! The man wished me a great evening. I reciprocated and headed to my car to continue my commute home. I do like the Circle K here. I can also say that I like this Esso, too. Easy peasy. Super breezy, especially with the recent temperature dip. =) (354)

I was driving up Bathurst Street today, heading northbound to Highway 7. I saw this Petro-Canada. I…read moreneeded to fuel my car, so I did a u-turn at the traffic lights at Clark Avenue and turned right into this gas station. There were plenty of bays available for fuelling. I took the one on the far left, The gas price was cheaper than what I saw in Markham by two cents. It seemed appealing to take advantage of this cheaper price here. This gas station was clean. I managed to get rid of an empty drink cup by using the garbage receptacle nearby. I had no problem paying at the pump. I inserted my Petro Points card, followed by my 407 ETR savings card, and then my credit card. I then had the gas pumping hands-free while I used a squeegee on my car's back windshield. I didn't go into the Neighbours convenience store. I saw many folks going in, including a TTC bus driver. He had parked his bus on Bathurst Street, right behind where I was. I thought, at first, that he was a staffer at the store. The man inside Neighbours and the TTC driver were both wearing red polo shirts. The Neighbours staffer looked out the window often. It was a bit creepy after a while. Either he was bored out of his mind or was tracking everyone. It's a good gas station to fill up your car's gas tank. My back windshield looks clean! I had no problems leaving the gas station afterwards to resume my northbound trip up Bathurst. (318)

Recently fueled up at Petro Canada, and I was pleasantly surprised by the affordable gas prices -…read moredefinitely cheaper than other stations around. The station was clean, and since I paid at the pump, I didn't go inside the store. Nevertheless, the overall experience was quick, efficient, and cost-effective

It has a very convenient location: North West side of Dundas St East and Trafalgar Rd…read more The pumps are relatively new and have touch screens, so entering your information is much more convenient. I filled up my car tank yesterday. It has a reasonable and competitive price among other gas stations in the area. There's a Circle K convenience store in the plaza, which is a bonus; you can get fuel both for the car and yourself! Lol

This Petro Canada is located in the Don Valley West region of Toronto, just at the corner of…read moreBayview and Moore Ave. This petrol station is usually not that busy, and is a little more expensive than others but you pay for what you get. This is one of the remaining full serve petrol stations left in the GTA. I wish there were more of these but unfortunately there aren't. For those who are younger and may not know what full serve petrol stations are, you've probably seen "self-serve" when looking at the prices for petrol while driving. All petrol stations used to be full serve, this is where an attendant fills your car up for you (now I just sound lazy) but honestly it's great especially in the winter when you don't want to freeze to death trying to fill up. The staff here are extremely nice and always happy. This is also right off the DVP, so if you need to hit the highway, you're extremely close. The only downside is the full serve is a little more pricey than self serve but it's literally like a penny or two more per litre. It depends on what you prefer! 4/5 :)

This is one of the last full service stations in the area. Arjun is always pleasant, very helpful…read moreand goes the extra mile. He fills the car with window washer fluid, checks the oil and just about anything else you ask. It is such a relief to deal with someone who knows what he is doing and is also pleasant.