Conoco

Bad gas. Always expensive. And smells like dead rats.
Rude poor service awful beer selection outdated food, what more can I say?

Not inexpensive by any means, actually on the high side but the staff is always very nice. I mean it’s tough to «wow» me no matter what the store is but a gas station? Yep, they’re that nice. Worth the price difference.

Just as David E. said, the employees at this Conoco are extremely friendly. Since the store is proximal to my house, I often come in to purchase candy on my way home. Even if I haven’t been in for months, the clerk always remembers me. They also have buy-​by-​the-​piece double bubble bubble gum which I adore!

The small area at the pumps is frustrating when several people are filling up at the same time. BUT
The selection of wine and beer is good. I also like that they carry some snack options that aren’t typical of gas stations.
The employees are always fun to talk to and friendly. When we had our version of rolling black-​outs a few months ago, the guy at the counter just hung out and talked to everyone waiting for the electricity to come back on instead of retreating to his cell phone to call the guy that works down the street at the other gas station.

You know what I love? Lots of things, but mostly being remembered, and this place does that well.
There are three clerks. Total. One likes old school hip-​hop, one obscure indie, and one doesn’t work enough for me to know. But they all know which brand of cigarettes I’m likely to buy. They’re also all pleasant, sometimes even talkative.
They’re nice to our local homeless population, and the people with roofs who live nearby. Open until alcohol stops being sold, and usually happy to give me change for the large bills I occasionally get stuck with.
They’re also happy to order things if you request them (you can thank me for the Dogfish Head 60 Minute), and equally happy to tell you football scores.
This is perhaps my most regular stop, and it makes me happy to give this Conoco five stars.