This Chevron gas station is found on the northwest corner of 56th & Sunrise Boulevard. It is…read morealways kept very clean including the bathrooms. the location has a nice size food Mart with an ATM inside. This gas is typically one of the cheapest around and as you know Chevron gas contains techron which assists your vehicle to maintain a cleaner fuel system. To attain 5 stars however they need to ensure all their pumps have the clicker which holds the lever up while filling up in operable order. It is annoying to have to hold it for my Honda I can't imagine if I had a larger tank.

Horrible rude customer service,, the lady at the front was more worried about talking to her friend…read morethen helping customers or answering questions. Said excuse me, can I ask a question. She rolls her eyes and said I'll get with you after I am done. 3 minutes later after hearing their gossip, I left. This is the second time this rude woman treated customers like crap save urself the time and go 3 mins to 7-Eleven.

First time at this WaWa and had no issues finding a fuel pump but was busy. The gas flowed quickly…read moreand loved the credit card security tap with a printed receipt. The grounds were clean. Entry points from Pine Island Rd and Broward Blvd. The convenience store was busy but only needed fuel today.

Wawa is popping up everywhere. This one is one of the newer ones. We stopped by for a late night…read moresnack since we were on vacation and staying nearby. Wawa is know for their grinders, desserts, and snacks. I love their chicken salad grinders. Of course, some baked goods, chips, and drinks. This place was packed even later in the evening. I love that they have a kiosk you can order from. Overall, definitely a nice Wawa and we enjoyed getting our treats there.

**Absolutely Worth It - Incredible Hand Car Wash!** I did…read morethe exterior-only wash (though they offer interior services too), and it was the *best* $20 I've spent! This place is hands-on and detail-oriented. I went early on a Sunday, was third in line, and spent about an hour there, which I didn't expect at first, but I quickly realized it's because they're incredibly thorough. My car had been parked under a tree for over 16 hours, covered in the usual dirt and grime, and they polished it right up. They even tackled some tough spots I thought would be too stubborn to clean. My car is usually outside, so some of the plastic trim had dried out and hardened--but they took care of it without me even asking. It wasn't something I expected from a basic exterior wash, but they went above and beyond to clean, brighten, and even restore some of those areas. Everything was hand washed, dried, and handled with so much care using their own products. I'm genuinely impressed and will absolutely be coming back.

This gas station is right next to the turnpike on sunrise boulevard so it's a pretty ideal…read morelocation. It's across from a mobile for landmark references. It has a good amount of pumps. Pricing is average. It's a little rundown, not horrible, but it's a gas station. The reason I'm writing this review is because of the customer service. Granted the surrounding area may not be ideal, however that offers no justification for an employee being slightly rude and annoyed with a newly arriving customer . Story. I went inside and paid for gas, exited and selected my option on the pump but the gas would not come out. Initially I didn't want to go inside, but there was no option to pay at the pump . Pump number seven screen flashed with a message that stated you must go inside to pay. Back to the story, I went inside for the second time to inform the clerk that the screen kept flashing and did not give me an option to select my gas, although I made my selection it just wouldn't work. I simply said that the pump was not working. He asked me what was not working, I replied that the gas wasn't coming out and that the screen is still flashing. Also, it didn't show the dollar amount that I paid for. It actually told me to go in to make payment. He annoyingly said don't just press the button and that I had to hold it down. I am writing this calmer than what he actually gestured because body language is a factor in displaying your annoyance, he was frustrated. I don't know what happened during the day. I don't know if I was the 100th person to ask a question , but I myself was very polite and pleasant, because I know this person is working and handling customers on a regular basis. And I was replied to as if I were a gas station idiot. Lol you never know maybe I am. But in my experience, all you have to do is press the button not hold it down . Maybe you could be kind and maybe not so much annoyed with your customers, especially not knowing if it's their first visit at this location. So three stars. One for location, one for traffic flow, and one for the amount of pumps. -2 for customer relations. Horrible first time impression, if you don't want to see your customers fix pay at pump option at number seven.

Andres was amazing. Great customer service made me feel at home. The store is super clean bathroom…read moresuper clean smells amazing. I usually don't like race tracks, but I am definitely coming back to this one. ! Thanks Andres !

Major issue. Went there with my granddaughter. Crazy rule, adult can't ride on same track as child…read more Expensive wast of money watching her go around the track by herself.

Gross nasty old pumps. You have to pump standing in sticky gloop at many of these pumps. Do you…read moreall know what a pressure cleaner is? Never mind. Higher than average gas prices. Obviously this station is taking advantage of its proximity to the turnpike. Shell across the street is usually ±/-1-3¢ and the pumps are teensy bit updated-you can watch gas pump TV over there, I think. I've just been brainwashed for some long forgotten reason that I shouldn't get shell gas. Doesn't it all come from the same place? Whatever. I had to go inside once. Extremely unmonumental convenience store. Looks like an auto shop is tacked on the side. Did I mention this place looks about 10 years over due for a pressure clean? Yuk.

Always pay cash at this Moble credit card skimmers all around. Used my Credit card on pump #2 on…read moreSaturday Super Bowl Sunday these are 2 of the 3 charges they try to get me for before the game.

The customer service here can be subpar depending on the cashier that you get. Most of them you can…read moretell are just there to do their job and go. Which is fine I suppose. It's a gas station! What more can you expect. Prices are usually decent I guess. But, if you buy items inside as well as when you fuel up and you scan the app, then you accrue points. In the long run, you can use those points to get 15-30 cents off of your gas purchase. Which I think that's worth it. Beware of the overwhelming population of beggars/homeless (not all of them are homeless-some just beg for money) at the gas station. Be cautious of your surroundings.

Quick, clean, easy gas fill up! Their app has been a life saver to use at the pump. Nicely located…read moreinside a shopping center with many options.

Car wash is not maintain at all and the interface is tape while some of the machine spinner are so…read moredirty that plants are growing.

Corner Shell gas station with several pumps including a general snack and drink store. Large easy…read moreentrance into the gas station from University Drive. The gas price was competitive for the area.

Bathrooms clean - no complaints - gas station isn't very clean - but I didn't buy anything -…read morePaper towels , toilet paper w hand soap - having all the components . all good in the bathroom - thanks again

Don't trust this place! I originally showed up cause the gas was cheaper here. Guy at the counter…read moreseemed nice and I had no problems. Suddenly the tap on the card reader is broken and every pump I go to tries to lock my credit card in for like 5 minutes. I talk to the guy and he "forgets" to help even tho all I had to do was use 2 hands to get it out (something he could have just told me immediately). Call it paranoia but this is suspicious and nowadays you can't be too safe. Dont really know who is gonna read this but I hope at least somebody takes my warning seriously.

This Chevron food mart in Plantation has easy access off the main roadway and plenty of parking and…read morevery low fuel prices. They offer several fueling stations as well as a drive thru car wash and a full service food mart, which was heavily stocked with beer, candy and transportation necessities. I cashed in my lottery tickets and noticed a fully stocked energy kiosk proudly standing as the centerpiece of the store. They had a decent coffee section, but it was a disaster. The bathroom was a basic gas station facility, although the exterior door looked like it was hit repeatedly by a sledgehammer. This place has potential but needs some TLC.

I am extremely disappointed and disturbed by what happened at this Chevron location…read more My sister was involved in a disagreement with a gas station attendant over a pump. What should have been a simple customer-service issue allegedly escalated when the attendant came from behind the counter and physically confronted her, resulting in injuries. There are many ways an employee can handle a disagreement: call a manager, contact the police, or simply walk away. Putting your hands on a customer and attempting to settle a dispute with your fists is completely unacceptable. What makes this situation even more upsetting is that my sister reportedly tried to defend herself once she was physically confronted. Instead of the situation being treated as an employee-customer incident that needed to be investigated, she was told that because she fought back, both parties were considered at fault. If there is surveillance footage, I strongly believe it should be reviewed so the entire incident can be understood from beginning to end--not simply based on who fought back. Customers should be able to stop for gas without worrying that a disagreement with an employee could turn physical. A pump dispute should never become a physical confrontation. I sincerely hope Chevron takes this incident seriously, reviews the circumstances, and addresses what happened appropriately. Employees should be trained to de-escalate conflicts--not use physical force to resolve them.