Clean, tidy, the staff are friendly and helpful. Good food and great coffee…read more I normally stop here instead of BP Drury or BP Pukekohe because it's usually 6c to 10c cheaper per litre of 91 octane gas. Takanini is a pretty tough area at the moment and is being gentrified with new housing developments and new shopping centres. The large chain stores have evacuated their stores from Papakura township north to Takanini's shopping hubs. There are still pockets of resistance to progress. Manuroa Road, parts of Porchester Road and Rountree Place are not the places to be at night...or the weekend. This BP is quite handy for its location. It is also far enough from the areas resistant gentrification so as to predominantly preclude the kind of volume crime that is prevalent in Papakura and Manurewa. The handy location also sees Police from Papakura and from the Manurewa Police Stations refill at this petrol station whether that is because they're making their way to and from priority call outs when covering their neighbouring Police area. All in all, a recommended stop...just make sure you don't leave your car unlocked with a handbag or purse in plain view on the front seat.

I filled with petrol at this " service " station on Friday 1st September and was appalled by the…read morelack of manners shown by Sam, the female till operator inside the premises. I had begun to fill my car and was then washing the windows. Unfortunately the latch hadn't slipped over the pump handle so I only had a dollar's worth of gas in the tank. Because of the time lapse I could not get the pump to restart and as there was no forecourt attendant went into the service station to receive assistance. A young Asian man was standing at the counter and told Sam that his car would not fill. She rolled her eyes and spoke to him in an extremely sarcastic manner, asking him if he had pressed the lever, waited etc.. He told her that he had done all of that and that was why he was now seeking assistance. She shrugged her shoulders and turned to the next customer. She was chewing gum during the entire conversation. I asked about my problem and she told me to plug the pump back in to the bowser to reset it. As I came out of the door I told the young man that I thought she had been extremely rude. He brightened and said that he thought so too. A forecourt attendant then arrived to assist him. I filled with gas and as there was a customer waiting pulled into the shop zone so that he could fill. While I was waiting this customer entered and told her that he could not fill. Chewing on her gum she rolled her eyes and told him sarcastically that he would have to wait as the previous customer had not paid. I said" do you know how rude you are?" . She chewed slowly on her gum and shrugged. I will not be back!!! Service??? A joke!! I

One of the expensive fuel among all other pumps. I compared many times with all othe pumps fuels…read moreprice but there is always expensive than other i can't understood the reason behind it what is special in their fuels

A little bit pricy compared to elsewhere, but only to be expected by the airport. 5 stars for the…read moresuper friendly staff and the surprisingly good flat white--I just wanted a quick coffee, but it turned out to be as good as many I'd had in New Zealand or anywhere, and better than some from actual coffee roasters. Like everywhere in New Zealand, but still a pleasant surprise, they have a real espresso machine and make the coffee by hand. The store has a fairly small selection of food and beverages in coolers. As for the gas, there's are several pumps and no one seemed to have to wait. It's in the side of the road leaving the airport. It's right by treasure island mini golf, which is just before the butterfly garden, and is probably a useful stop for those who need to fill up before returning a rental car, and who may be hanging out at the activity places by the airport. There's plenty of parking at the gas station.

Having been disappointed in the past with the fare offered by gas stations it's been a while since…read moreI tried it, but I thought it was time to try again. Coffee and a pie for 7.50. Coffee was as l remembered it - average - the same sort of coffee I expect from Starbucks. The pie was pretty awful. Plenty of meat but very chewy and mainly gristle. Certainly not "gourmet" as it was advertised at the point of sale.

This BP sits just off Great South Road opposite KFC and car dealerships, going towards Ellerslie…read more The service is always friendly. They offer petroleum 91 and 98. Also diesel...for (all) the SUVs. My favourite is the car wash, $15 for deluxe wash and $10 for mini wash. Also stock great Kapiti icecreams! You won my heart!

This is a good servo , clean and tidy with helpful and friendly staff …read more They have a large selection of pies and cakes if you need a bite . And magazines are always tidy . My one gripe is the hand soap in the bathrooms doesnt have the nicest soap smell .

The service is generally pretty good sometimes the food at the café section is ho hum and the…read morecoffee depends on the barista but overall a great petrol station and generally good food and coffee.

Stopped at BP connect off southern motorway Saturday 12th June 11am…read more Shocked and disgusted at the state of this stinking cesspit, layers! of littered rubbish everywhere outside, inside the toilets were filthy. As the first motorway Auto/Gas stop for tourists heading south after leaving the Int. Airport, what an horrendous introduction to "clean green" NZ. It was like stepping into a 3rd world country with a crumbling infrastructure. How can we expect tourists to respect our country when they're seeing Kiwis not giving a fk. BP clean up your rubbish !!