Chevron Station

I have a feeling that I’m going to buy a winning lotto ticket here one day! Yusssss. Other than that, I love the convenient location near the freeway and the trail entrances. Also, I use this place as a landmark when giving directions; it never fails.

Pretty much the only as station, pretty much the only thing on this exit off the freeway. However, I had to fill up, running on empty and use the bathroom! This did the trick! Nothing fancy, just a regular gas station, but I appreciate their location!

Half a mile off the 280 south Larkspur exit and right next to another 280s entrance. Good for last minute gas.

It’s good if you’re the type of a-​hole who drives northbound on the 280 and you’re about to run out of gas, and it’s sort of RIGHT there on the access road. Which is me.

This is the worst gas station in town, by far. Possibly the worst in the Bay. At any given time a pump WILL be down: either broken completely or the credit card machine not working. I’ve never been here and not seen a problem. The fact that gas is a good bit higher here than any others in the area just adds insult to injury. Avoid this place.

This is my go-​to gas station when driving along the 280-​N. It’s always there for me, and usually at just the right time, as I always try to push past Sand Hill Road’s most expensive gas station in the world. But, not long ago, Chevron let me down. After cruising over on fumes with my car angrily blinking «0 Miles To Empty,» I rolled in and wiped the nervous sweat off my face… only to find it closed. Needless to say, it was not a fun night. I managed to sputter my way to the top of the hill in search of a second gas station, which I even called to confirm it was open, but the address online was wrong, and this time, no gas left. In my last desperate attempt, I found another gas station on El Camino Real and rolled in neutral down the hill and into the gas station. Epic. Chevron, I ask you, why would you ever turn off your pumps? They are automated! Just leave them on :(

gas is always more expensive up but the guy doing the service in the buildig is great. He filled my car tire with air — is always making sure the place is clean… thank guy!

Looks decently well kept.
But prices are a little more expensive than average for the surrounding area. Taking advantage of its prime location next to the freeway I see …

The most expensive gas station in Millbrae.
very very expensive. 10cents more for every gas teir compared to the others. They do however have a lot of snacks, foods, drinks, and etc… no price and I always had the impression that it will be just as expensive as the gas. hmm…
But I must say, this place did save me couple times in my life for not having enough gas to roll down the hill for cheaper gas. major FML

Nice little old fashioned station with decent rest room (no mirror) and nice staff. Small selection of snacks, Easy access from the road.

As a particularly risk-​averse person, my idea of living dangerously is sometimes seeing if I can really make it from SF to my office in Menlo Park when the needle is hovering close to empty. This particular station has come to my aid several times when I’ve come to the realization that I don’t in fact have enough gas for the voyage down to Menlo.
Nothing else is particularly remarkable about this station, other than its convenience to the freeway and it being the last chance to grab some fossil fuel before the dearth of gas stations on 280. Saving me from getting stranded because I’ve run out of gas alone merits four stars.