Last year, I swore I would never be back. If I didn’t have a Shell gift card, I would not have been back at all! My streak of never visiting this gas station without having an issue continues. The machine didn’t read my gift card, so I went in to try to prepay. Guy behind the counter appears irritated that I interrupted his cell phone conversation, swipes my card, and tells me the card has been«declined.» I point out that it’s a gift card, brand new, and has a $ 50 balance. He swipes it again, and again says, «declined.» I go outside and call the number on the card to confirm that my balance is still $ 50. Obviously, the error was with the station. I had no problem using it a different Shell. This location is HORRIBLE.
Daryl O.
Place rating: 2 Atlanta, GA
If you need gas in a hurry don’t come here, sheesh I don’t get why it takes so long. I’ll have enough time to finish this review before my tank even gets filled. The location is good but Bruhhh this gas is still trying to make its way into my tank.
Jason B.
Place rating: 3 Atlanta, GA
This is your typical dirty little gas station. It is located on a pretty small lot, which makes it hard to navigate to the pump. The best part of this station though is it has diversity i.e. E85. So if you can a flex fuel car, there you go.
Steve H.
Place rating: 2 Milton, FL
I drove 27 miles after my «Low Fuel» light popped on coming through downtown Atlanta. I only get 16 mpg, so I was sweating like a hooker at a prayer meeting. Unilocal said that this place was the closest place to fuel up, so I followed the directions to the place and put in $ 20…at $ 3.60 a gallon. WTH? After I got back to driving, I passed about two dozen gas stations(of course) in the next several miles, all with regular gas priced from $ 3.24 to $ 3.28. I beg your pardon for encouraging prices above local market prices. Most of the customers must have a Shell credit card and get a rebate or something, because I can’t imagine people buying gas here when all of the other stations in the area were more than 30 cents less expensive. I had an excuse… I’m not familiar with the area and thought that I was going to have to cut out my floorboard and Fred Flintstone the Tahoe to my girlfriend’s house. The bathroom smelled like fermented badger urine. More precisely, that bathroom smelled like it was doused in fermented badger urine at the top and bottom of every hour. It reeked that badly. The inside of the store is actually quite nice. Not as nice as a QT, but it doesn’t look too sketchy. Doesn’t matter. For the gas price and that malodorous bathroom, this Shell earns two stars. If the guy at the register had been a grump, the score would have been a single, solitary star.
William L.
Place rating: 1 Atlanta, GA
I live a mile from here. Porn and gambling tickets right when you walk in. Pumps are often out of service. On the plus side they offer diesel and e85. I always go up the road to the QuikTrip(cheaper gasoline) or Exxon(diesel) to avoid this place. If I have to, I go to the Chevron across the street for gas.
Valentine E.
Place rating: 4 Atlanta, GA
Fast and easy service! I’ve been there twice now and probably will go back again this year. The only thing is that it could be cheaper still, so I’m docking a star. If I find a cheaper place, I would go there instead of here.
Brandon J.
Place rating: 3 Atlanta, GA
This is a very small Shell gas station located on Roswell Road in the Sandy Springs area of Atlanta. They don’t have many gas pumps and the store isn’t that large but contains just about everything you would need from a gas station. The people who work there generally seem friendly and I’ve never had a problem with this establishment.
David B.
Place rating: 2 Norcross, GA
This location always seems to be overpriced on everything, gas, snacks, sodas, EVERYTHING… And the staff that are there are not the best at understanding you through the bulletproof divider, and I despise having to repeat myself and usually yell at them to get them to hear me when I ask for cigarettes. Half the time their pumps run excessively slow, credit card readers at the pumps don’t work right, and they don’t seem to care if their cooler doors stand wide open. They’re too scared to come out from behind their little bulletproof booth… And one more thing, if you sell a lottery ticket, make the people get the hell away from the counter so they don’t hold up the other people who want to get in and out…