Let me start off by saying 'Happy New Year' to everyone I didn't get a chance to personally greet…read moreand also congratulations to all the new 2020 elite badge friends as well.Oh and this is my first review of 2020!. I pull up to the gas station and I notice the attendant sitting down and watching tv or her phone in the back which I don't see as a problem with because she got up as soon as she seen me step up to the window. I advised her I wanted $25 dollars on pump 17 and I put in my telephone number which lets the attendant know how many gas points I have that I could use to pay for my fuel,as soon as I gave her my credit card she swiped it ( here I am standing waiting for her to tell me how much I had available( referring to the gas points you receive for shopping at Kroger and Harris Teeter, most of us if not all know what I'm talking about ) she returned my card and my receipt without even asking me about the points. I was kind of disappointed because when I got fuel this past Monday I had .20 off so I knew I had more available to redeem. I don't want to put her name out there because I don't want to cause any problems but I want Kroger to enlighten their employees so this doesn't happen to anyone else,we all want the option to save money so that's my point I'm trying to get across. I didn't give 5 stars only because this is the first time this has happened to me!. No big deal but I just wanted to put this matter out in the open.

The gas is cheap and service is great. The station is always clean and organized. The staff is nice.read more

I always check on Gas Buddy to find out, which gas prices are the cheapest. BJ's and Costco are…read morealmost always the cheapest, and since I have a membership, I decided to pump up here. It's simple, just scan your membership card (non-members pay a little more) and insert your credit card. If paying with cash, you must go to the booth. Today, in particular, gas price for regular is $3.43/gal; the lowest I've seen since prices soared. There were definitely long lines, but it was worth the wait.

Their original price was 4.03 but they bumped it up to 4.18 and some regular gas stations that I…read morepassed by were 4.09. A bit disappointed that they took advantage of the holiday weekend. If I wasn't transporting fragile people, I probably would have waited to fill up until upon return.

I don't normally go to BP for gas, as I find their rates higher than the average gas station…read more However, I shop at Kroger and Harris Teeter (Kroger bought HT) and I accumulate fuel points from my purchases. BP is one of their partners where you can redeem your fuel points for a 10 cent/gallon discount per every 100 fuel points. I ended up with a 40 cent/gallon discount on my last visit! Some notes: - press "Loyalty" on the touch screen at the pump and enter your phone number that is associated with your Kroger account and follow prompts - you can get additional discounts if you buy a car wash - 7 Eleven is the convenience store attached, the store seemed clean and service was friendly The last time I was there, their gas pumps were down but they did not put any signs outside. Customers were pulling up to gas pumps and were left in the dark (me included). Some waited, some drove off. I would suggest having some "Out of Order" signs readily available to slap on the pumps should they have another IT emergency. It's nice to have an option nearby for gas. The fuel points will make it more affordable! Stay safe, Friends!

Much like Jumpin' Jack Flash, this place is a gas, gas, gas!…read more On my long journey from Milan to Minsk...wait, that was Rochelle, Rochelle. No, I was driving back to NYC from North Carolina and needed some gas before I got on that freakishly long Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. So, I pulled into the BP here and got my gas and was back on the road in a jiffy. The place was clean, there were plenty of pumps and I was able to get in and out effortlessly. Like I said, it was a gas, baby! The only weird thing was when I was pumping gas into my rental car, this guy comes over to demonstrate some car cleaning product. I told him I didn't need it and he says "Why, you don't own a car?". And I said "No I don't. I live in New York so I take the subway everywhere. Do you want to see my Metrocard?". I don't think he believed me, so he proceeded to clean the trunk of my rental. It did look good and I told him that Budget Rental Cars would thank him. He was nice enough, though, and very handsome, but I'm still concerned that he thought I would lie about not owning a car. Don't I look honest?

Turned the pumps off early and don't have updated hours. Might as well go to 711 across the street…read moreif it's close to midnight

Clean and new, with the cheapest gas price to date. This location is conveniently located at the…read morecorner of shipps corner and holland. The pump station has a tv that plays commercials and is rather update. Not much to report on a gas station. This was my first time visiting this location diffently drawn in by the gas prices but i may continue to come.

Kroger has a clean, beautiful gas station. But I still go to Murphy gas and Hampton in front of…read moreWalmart. They got the best price in gas. Customer service is good, there also.

I was doing my chores and visited this gas station. Clean and great gas price!…read moreGood luck

I pass by this place and wondered how to get a Car Wash... So I just pulled up, asked, and my car…read moreis the cleanest it has ever been since I bought it... These gentlemen "hooked my car up" A good old school hand car wash and vacuum, Armor All on the tires and shiny exterior.... Forget the drive thru car wash... This $40 was well spent to have my ride straight!! Pull up in the morning and don't forget to tip well....

I've passed this hand car wash for years and wondered. Never even knew the name as there is no…read moresign. A hand car wash is a rare sight in COVA among automatic washes on every corner. So with my daughter returning to school soon I wanted to get her car a bit more TLC. So off to Norfolk I go. When arriving I probably pulled into the wrong area, but it worked. The best entrance is by Walmart, then pull behind the labor Union building. A guy directed me and said wash and vacuum $30. Luckily I was not in a hurry as they had a few in front of me and it is more of a detail. There are a few seats outside, but it's hot! So be prepared. The car was completed in around an hour and looked amazing! These guys are hardworking. I dropped them $50 cash and was in my way. I would recommend and return, but a 4 star suits them with length of time and wait outdoors.

Overpriced. Poorly…read morelaid out. Dimly lit. Gas pump receipt printer never works. Staff often abandons the registers and cannot be found when you need to check out. Always has displays for liquor and energy drinks at the front, despite a DoD push for culture of fitness and campaigns (1) against energy drinks and (2) for responsible alcohol use.

Super glad we have this on Fort Story. It is all we have nearby for gas, small grocery items, etc…read more They sell firewood, ice, and military clothing as well. This is also a gas station (24 hr pumps), and a barber shop. Outside the building there is a Redbox, ATM, vending machines, and more. Inside they sell: toiletries, paper goods, beer, wine, snacks, fishing supplies, beach accessories, gifts, dairy items, cold drinks, fountain drinks, convenience store food, frozen foods, and more. Great store for last minute items for people camping on base on just enjoying the beach for the day. There is a bike rack outside for those who ride their bikes here. There is also a car vacuum and free water and air.

This used to be my favorite fuel center. It's close. You accumulate fuel points for purchases,…read morewhich can make for a large discount from the posted price. Kroger is still my pharmacy of choice. But since it no longer is my grocery store of choice, I accumulate very few fuel points. My friend has been using my CRV while she was waiting for her inspection appointment. After dropping me off from leaving my Kia for its first service appointment she headed to Kroger Fuel to fill the vehicle up with gasoline. When Kia called and told me the vehicle was ready before expected, I called her because I knew we would have to leave right away. To my dismay she said "I'm still at Kroger. It won't start." The CRV had been running perfectly, so my first thought was bad gas. I jumped into her vehicle with the expired inspection sticker and headed to Kroger, dreading the wait I would have for my insurance company's roadside service to tow the vehicle to my repair shop. When I pulled up my friend had gotten advice from the gas station attendant Tim, who had previously been an avionics repair technician. He indicated that if the gas had been topped off it could need a new carbon canister. But he also suggested letting it sit for a little while and try again. Tim welcomed us to let the car sit there at the pump. He was extremely nice & helpful. Remembering that a section of my new vehicle's owner's manual indicated to never top off the gasoline tank, his explanation sounded plausible. So we waited. On the next try the vehicle spluttered a lot but stayed started. We pulled away and the spluttering stopped. When I got home, I stopped the vehicle. It started again perfectly. Nonetheless I drove around my neighborhood deep into the plethora of streets that wind around so strangely that a non resident could get lost and never find their way out. Returning home with the fuel gauge slightly lower I felt safe. The vehicle has run fine since. Kroger Fuel Center is very lucky to have an employee as knowledgeable as Tim. He certainly saved me the wait for a tow truck and a repair bill that might not have been needed.

As most know, Kroger has fuel points just like lots of places that sell gas. Kroger is very close…read moreto home and I get the majority of my fuel points from Kroger Pharmacy, so after going to a Doctor appointment today, I went to Kroger to fill up because I had 10 cents off a gallon, so Today I got gas for $2.99 a gallon. That's not the best part however. After I finished pumping gas, I get in the vehicle to go home and the vehicle would not start. All it did when I turned the key was sputter. There I was stuck at the gas pump . I get out of the vehicle and asked the attendant if anyone had complained about bad fuel on that pump...,NO! What the heck then could it be? Lucky for me I was there at shift change...,Enter Tim, the evening attendant who in my opinion is one of the nicest Men I've ever met. He saw the vehicle and asked the year and when I told him it's a 2006, he immediately knew the problem. Told me what to do and after a little while, the vehicle started up and as I was driving away, Tim stopped me and said to never top the vehicle off when filling the tank because it could cause the gas canister to leak. Who knew, not me!! I'll never do it again though, I have learned my lesson. Thanks again Tim, you were so helpful and kind. Kroger, you have a great employee in this Guy.