Del’s Chevron

Horrible customer service! Rude angry bitchh works here. Avoid avoid avoid Like the plague.

It is always hard to know where to fill up the car on the coast before the long drive back to Portland. From Cannon Beach, you can either head south to Manzanita to one small station or north to Seaside which has a few options. We chose Del’s Chevron since it is the largest and uses the Safeway points system. Although pricing out the smaller stations, it appears that Del’s ran about $.06/​gallon more than those other stations. The attendant was friendly and there is a mini mart, for convenience items before the drive.

I am a long time local of seaside and have lived here for many years. When I was informed that chevron is now taking Safeway rewards it became my new Gas, cigarette, and go to mini mart. One of the gas attendants is awesome he has a southern accent and always a huge smile on his face. Not to mention he always gives my pup a doggy bone. I frequented chevron 3 to 4 times a week. A few nights ago my husband and I made our regular stop to get gas and snacks and lucky me my favorite gas attendant was working and was his normal happy self which put a smile on my face. While we were getting our gas pumped we decided to go in and grab some snacks as we walked in we greeted the cashier who almost immediately looked annoyed that we were there my husband asked him a question about a product and was ignored. With in the last few months coke started putting people’s names on they’re soda bottles so while in there I was looking thru the bottles trying to locate my name immediately the cashier came over and yelled at me he was extremely rude I have never been treated so bad in my life at a place of business. As long as that man is working I will never step foot in that store he was awful. Besides him and his awful attitude this is a great chevron with great employes.

I have never been to Seaside before, and going down in my car eventually it needs to eat too as the light was getting low. This gas station was close to my hotel, and it is an odd place, right along the Oregon Coast Highway and South Holladay Drive, it’s a fork in the road location. So I pulled up in the empty spot. and remembering this is Oregon… I stayed in my car, as this State has no self-​serve.
Jacob, our cool service attendant came by to help pump my gas. As I was planning to drive down to Canon Beach, and I am very far away from home, I might as well ask the locals how to get there, and what else to do around this area. Jacob was very friendly, telling us he just moved here but gave us tips on going along the road, and other stops we should hit up, all while having my gas filled, and running around from car to car filling their gas as well (this guy was hustling hard) and everytime checking in with me and adding another place that me and my dear should hit up.
It was a very pleasant experience, not used to speaking to my gas attendant, but if this gas station was around where I lived I would go just for the service. In the end he even asked me if I could help him change up a $ 10 Canadian bill, cause it’s no use to him around these parts, I happily obliged and can see that this guy deserves a tip! If you are as lucky as I am, you’ll get Jacob filling your gas and a pleasant conversation.

Very friendly full service. Not much else to say. Proximal competitors were either closed (76) or out of gas (some local gas station south of the Chevron).

This is a locally owned service station. It hasn’t been there a hundred years but in my lengthening life I can’t remember when it wasn’t there. A different generation owns it now. The service bays are now a convenience store. You still pull up to the pump, hand your card to the attendant and get gasoline. The price was the highest in town but another station now wants that honor. What keeps me coming, in addition to it being local, is that I had a battery problem and needed a quick boost. Without complaint and without cost the battery was brought back to life. I haven’t had bad service and know I have had extra service.

I’ve never Unilocaled a gas station before! But this one deserves grateful mention.
Since moving to Oregon, where it is illegal to pump ones own gas, I’ve gotten lazy. I never get out of my car, anymore, unless I need to clean my windshield (which many cool service attendants will do, free of charge — I always tip for this). So because I recently had my car serviced at the local Honda dealership, and they informed me they rotated the tires, I neglected to check my tire pressure before driving to the coast. (Besides, I can’t find my tire pressure gauge anywhere.)
The service attendant, Dave, noticed that our tires were low, and told us so. Then he directed us over to the air pump and filled the tires to proper inflation, chatting amiably all the while.
I tipped him $ 5 (which is about what he saved me in gas on the drive home) — he looked genuinely surprised. Dude, it’s the least I could do – THANK YOU!