Shell

My review today is purely based on the customer service here at this station. I turned in simply to get some air for my tires. Not a whole lot of moving parts… pay the $ 1.50 and pump up the tires. You would think it was that easy. Typically when I go to a service station and the air pump is not operating, there is a sign that says it’s broken. I didn’t see that sign so I go put in my quarters and nothing. Out of principle, I go in to speak to the attendant and let him know I paid but the air pump isn’t working. I ask if he could credit me the money back or if it does work can he just turn it on somehow with a key or override. All he does is direct me to the customer service number on the side and says «Call them. I just collect commission from their machine being on premise»
He was genuinely annoyed that I had asked for money back. I mean how dare me ask for a refund on something that didn’t work. Whatever… I will never patronize that station and recommend you pass this place up and go down a block to the QuickTrip.
Bottomline — This place sucks and don’t waste your money there.

Clean environment 4 a gas station! This place is a one stop shop; Fill your tank, get you car washed, Grab some snacks, and even purchase a lottery ticket (Today could be YOUR day!). I didn’t go in the store (Sam’s Mart) but it’s nice on the outside. Glad the fuel prices are going down, $ 1.98!

A decent enough little shell station, but good luck getting to the place during busy traffic time– AKA: all the time, it seems.
Simply because of it’s corner location, unless you are coming down Peachtree from the North, it is a pain in the you-​know-​what to access the gas station. Turning right from Spalding is only practical when there is not a ten minute line at the intersection light (again… seemingly, this is the case all the time), U-​turning from Peachtree Northbound to Peachtree Southbound is nigh impossible with the shortest left turn arrow ever, and forget turning left onto Spalding from Peachtree (from the South) — not only do you have to make it in that four second time window of «green arrow», but you then have to figure out a way to turn left into the parking lot though the line of cars sitting at the light. This is the closest location to my workplace, but I’ll always go out of my way to go somewhere else, so I don’t have to deal with trying to get here!
I know, that’s not the business’ fault, but it has surely dissuading me from frequenting the location.
Otherwise, it is just like every other shell station– except cleaner.

Pretty basic station very simple you’re in and out.
Gas prices are better at times than the two across the street (s).
This location even has BIG cups of boiled peanuts for purchase this alone would get me to come here from time to time, watch the spicy nuts these can grab you and your tongue and you’ll wish you had grabbed a beer to cool off.
Very busy for such a small location.

Go for the -$ 0.10 when you fill up with a car wash. That is if the offer is available and you gave a large tank to fill. In most cases I break even and it’s nice to wash the crud off my car for the day.

Staff here is really nice. Store part is small and bathrooms are not super clean. But the drink coolers are very cold and usually stocked pretty good

Last month, like many of us who survived several days of a 9,000+ pollen count, I was in search of relief. Zyrtec had my sinuses under control. That’s great, but what about my car? A quick rinse would be sufficient and I noticed that there was a car wash here, so I stopped in on my way back from lunch.
Waiting for my gas light to come on and then driving over to QT is my usual gas routine. I wasn’t quite to that point yet, but the prices here were only 2 cents more than QT and I decided to fill up (that way I could pay for my car wash at the pump in the same transaction).
The basic wash is $ 6 and you get an extra 10 cents off per gallon when you purchase one. I didn’t realize that last part until this moment, so I ended up getting gas for 8 cents/​gallon less than QT. Oh, snap!
Okay, I know what you’re thinking. Yes, I actually didn’t save anything because I had to pay $ 6.00 to save $ 1.10 on gas. That’s where Foursquare comes in. They have a special through a partnership with American Express that gives a $ 3 statement credit if you check-​in and pay with a linked car.
You can unlock this special every time you go there! Just spend $ 25 and… voila! You’ve instantly gotten $ 3 off.
$ 6.00 — $ 1.10 gas discount — $ 3.00 AMEX statement credit = $ 1.90 basic wash!
David — 1
Pollen — 0