Chevron

Absolutely HORRIFIC Restrooms! Seriously, on the 2000 mile trip that I took, I didn’t find any worse. There were flies, and a smell that I would rather not describe (gag). It seriously looked liked they hadn’t been cleaned in months. Luckily they had soap and paper towels.
The good point was that I was able to get a good subway sandwich, and I saw that the young man washed his hands before touching any of the food — that reassured me that he wasn’t relying on washing his hands in the restroom. That was all that was etched in my mind as I waited for my sandwich.
The Jack in the Box nearby has cleaner restrooms. That is where I instructed my wife and kids to stop — there was no chance that I was letting them into this chevron.

women’s restrooms so filthy there was poop smeared on the flush handle

Usually we stop at the gas stations before we climb the hill on highway 5 on our way to LA from SF. But I missed the exit haha. Turn out the price of gas here is consistent with the city gas stations price (much cheaper), not the «highway 5» price. Suprising encounter, happy result, happy customer!

Chevron with Techron.
This is one of our pit stops along the 5 whether heading south towads L.A., Anaheim, San Diego or heading back up north. I usually gauge my gas depending on where our starting point is and this location always seems to be the perfect spot to fill up.
And for a Chevron, which is usually more on the expenisve side, the price is reasonable. There’s a Subway store inside in case anyone in your group is hungry and the restroom is decently clean. If you don’t like Subway, there are other fast food joints in the area to choose from.
It’s on the side of the mountain so it can get pretty cold during the winter and blistery hot during the summer. Location wise, it’s convenient either going south-​bound or north-​bound. You just have to be careful of the CHP vehicles hiding around this stretch of the 5.

They’ve got the cutest broomstick pony you’ll ever see here. I cannot post a pic due to corporate requirements. A fine stop for fuel, especially if your vehicle tends to heat up on this world-​famous, sung about and storied Grapevine Hill.

Gas here is cheap! As cheap as I’ve seen anywhere recently in spite of the fact it’s in the middle of the Grapevine.
The Food Mart Convenience store has anSubway Sandwiches inside to satisfy you mid-​Grapevine munchies.

Gas was a great price the day we stopped. We saved some bucks here. We did not go in the shop so can’t comment on the bathroom facilities. We were just there for the gas and were pleased with the low prices. Much better prices than other I-​5 exit stations on our travel day.

Not bad I stopped here in the middle of the night on a northbound homeward run. Good selection of snacks and drinks.

Great staff here and good coffee.
We stop here for a quick coffee and drink on our trips up north. The staff here is always so up beat. A pleasure to spend money there.

On a scale of 1 – 10 for scariest bathrooms, this gets a 9. It reinforced every fear I have of public restrooms.
I was tempted to give in to my asian heritage and stand on the toilet seat to pee. Yea, it’s THAT kind of bathroom. When I was done, I washed my hands with cold water… no soap to be found. Almost drove around the corner and put a quarter in the water/​air machine to wash the bottom of my shoes off. I won’t be coming back here, that’s for sure.

The bathroom makes me think of getting a permanent in a septic tank under a slaughterhouse while eating Limburger cheese. But worse.
Most expensive gas around, unclean, and inconvenient. Pretty much sums it up.

Not bad for a Chevron… I do get my gas here a lot when driving to Northern California.
You would think that a Chevron gas station in the middle of the Grapevine on I-​5 at the summit would be super expensive but most of the time I fill up here it is the same price as my local Chevrons in Ventura County.
The store inside is a little on the trashy side and somewhat run down so that is why this location only gets three stars but as I always say I do not go to a gas station for the stuff inside… I go there to fill up my car.
There is a Subway inside this location as well. For some odd reason I have never had a desire to buy a Subway sandwich at a gas station.
If you stop here to get gas and need to use the restrooms just be advised that the women’s restroom is just to the right when you walk inside but the men’s restroom is all the way on the other right side of the building all the way around through the subway. I guess they want to get you hungry as you walk by to go pee.
Marketing today… I swear.
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This place sucks. I have had to gas up at this location on numerous occasions. The last time I went to the Shell station just across the street. They would not let me use my Shell gas card for some absurd reason. So I came here and walked inside. I grabbed a soda and some chips and asked the attendant to put the food on my Chevron gas card and let me fill up my tank. SURPRISE SURPISE, they won’t let me do it. (*sarcasm)
So they guy says the same thing crap everyone says these days. He wants me to give him a dollar amount rather than turn the pump on. Obviously I hate doing this but I would rather do this than put two separate charges on the card. The pump ends up not working. Now the guy says that I am not going to be charged for the $ 50 in gas and I can just take my food and pay at the pump. So NOW I get to fill my tank but I get charged twice once for the food and once for the gas. The one thing I was really trying to avoid!
The one good thing I can say about this place is that they did let me gas up. Which might not seem like much but it is more than I can say for the stupid shell station across the street. Because of this I gave 2 stars, but that’s the only reason.
My advice to travelers is to just avoid Lebec all together. Stop in Gorman or the big truck stop by the grape vine. I avoid this whole area like the plague.