Shell

This gas was kinda pricy compared to the others around.. . This was the only gas place around so I had to gas up here

It takes my Ralph’s rewards and is a convenient location. Also, this is usually the cheapest Shell in the area!

Came to fill up, went inside to buy a coke, the attendant beyond rude, tried to ask a question, he answered and then shooed me out. Get an attitude adjustment dude. I think I will go to 76 they nicer and cleaner

This Shell is good because it’s conveniently located next to the I-​10. However, the Bergamont Filling Station (formally Arco) across the street tends to have cheaper prices. It also has a Unilocal deal — free 20 oz soda with a check in!

I think this gas stations pumps have been compromised. I usually use my debit card at this gas station to buy gas. Recently I got a call from my bank that someone was attempting to withdrawal a large amount of money in New Mexico. I thought ok someone has stolen my card info somehow. What’s unusual is that my wife has used two different cards at this gas station to buy gas and both these cards info has recently been stolen and gas purchased at other gas stations. Buyers beware their pumps may be compromised!

It’s not cheap here, but I like the convenience of this gas station. It’s right up the street from Ralphs supermarket, and when I shop at Ralphs I get rewards points I can use at Shell to get a discount on gas. It’s also right across the street from the Santa Monica Freeway entrance.
Try to avoid it on weeknights, though, if you don’t like to wait, because it gets crowded. A lot of people are heading east on the freeway at the end of the day and stop to fill up before getting on the freeway. Best time to get gas here in my experience is in the early morning, before 7:30 a.m.

Very convenient and yes often times this Shell is one of the cheapest around and like fellow reviewer Peter D stated «it’s right next to the freeway and in Santa Monica.»
The guy that cleans the station is a little questionable especially when he sneaks up behind you and tells you to make sure that you recycle!
However, if you need air — geeez, it’s like a mission but hey it’s not that often that I need it and it’s not enough to keep me away!

Whoa! Small surprise here. Prices aren’t bad. Actually, they’re pretty darn good considering it’s right next to the freeway and in Santa, freakin’, Monica. Double checked the pumps. Clean, but I still use some GermX right after watching that video on YouTube. It’s not that big and can get crowded pretty quickly, especially right after work hours. I try to leave a bit early if I know I need to fill it up.

This and the 76 station directly across the street are the best places in the immediate area for the lowest priced top tier gas (I’ve confirmed it on
for the 90 404 Zip code). Sure, it’s more expensive than the ARCO station across the street, but it’s not apples to apples since ARCO is not a top tier gas. However, if you don’t value «top tier» certification, then go to ARCO but only if you pay cash or with an ARCO card. Otherwise, ARCO charges a fee.

It appears they have finally updated their fuel nozzles with units with «automatic» clips. Decent prices but still has a crappy food mart. Now this is my go-​to station.

Sucks hard!
I needed some water for my car (while purchasing gas and oil here) and the dour-​looking attendant points me to the water/​air station across their lot. There happened to be someone parked by it and she probably assumed they were using it.
(me): — do I need a token or anything to turn it on?
(her): — it’ll be on for you
–thanks
Sure enough, it was not on, I trudge back to her
–it’s not on
(she gives a dumbfounded [or should I simply write ‘dumb’?] look and turns on a switch)
I go back — still not on. I walk back to her, give her a dirty look and shake my head before I drive off.
I’ve never even remotely had the same problem at the Exxon nor Arco across the street.

Not as cheap as the Arco across the street, but you don’t get hit with a card fee. No frills, unlike the Chevron across Michigan, but it’s usually the same price or even cheaper, and that Chevron has annoying TV sets blaring celebrity news and ads at every pump.

go here! the guy that works there right now smiles and look so happy to see everyone every morning, he deserves a raise. he’s also halarious, and getting gas is a major thing to me because sometimes it’s my first human interaction of the day! he even told me how important breakfast is to remind me to keep coming back, even though i purchased a 600 calorie muffin. their gas is cheap and convenient because the left turn there takes 5 minutes anyways so i can gas up by the time i would have waited in line to turn then cut through the station to go to work.

I am local Santa Monica resident.
I frequently fill my car up with gas from this station.
A few months ago I used my credit card at one of the stations.
My credit card got stolen and was used for $ 90 in gas in Houston, Texas.
Also, I have found the attendants and owner unfriendly,
After being a long-​time loyal customer will take my business elsewhere
like across the street.

I frequent this station regularly using my card at the pump, so I was surprised today when, after swiping my card, I was asked to see the attendant. Had the magnet fairy in my card died?
When I went inside, the attendant told me I had to go back to my car to take the fuel pump out of my car and put it back on the stand. (Sub-​complaint/​sub-​waste-​of-​time.)
When I returned, he requested I tell him how much money I wanted to spend on gas. «Fill ‘er up, please.» But oh no, he needed an exact amount. Ok, wow, I had no idea how much it would cost to fill up. Not only had I never performed this calculation before, I never even considered it, ever! (Do others do this calculation before going inside, I wonder?)
There were so many questions that must first be answered: How much gas was left in my tank? (If only the dial on my dash had useful numbers instead of the letters F and E.) How many gallons does my car hold; is it 14.5 or 15? What did the sign say about today’s price for regular gasoline?
In retrospect I could have solved this riddle using the equation: [(2) + 14.5] x $ 3.09 = $ 38.625. But then, to further complicate things, the attendant tells me I must not go over. (The Price is Right, anyone?) Anyway, I must be a simpleton, because with the pressure mounting and a line quickly forming behind me, I decided on $ 23.00. HA! As you could guess (or calculate — QUICKLY now), I ended up only 73.33% full! (Care to check my math?) So now I have to go back and get MORE gas before the end of the week. One guess which gas station I won’t be going to…

Ive gotten gas here a couple of times, and it’s on my list of stations to check out on my way home. It’s not far from the 10, it’s on a far corner so it’s easy in, easy out while you’re headed to the highway, and it’s relatively inexpensive compared to other Santa Monica gas stations.
It’s not the most expensive — some stations peak at about $ 3.15 these days — but it’s not the least expensive, either — $ 2.99’s not a bad price. It’s on the low end of the middle at $ 3.03 right now. As long as it stays on the low end of the middle, I’ll keep it on my list.