1661 Floyd Bradford Rd, Trussville AL 35173
“It was funny we were really just pulling into my girlfriend could use the bathroom. Got a little gas while I was stopped and they had biscuits with sausage or chicken. Just fantastic biscuits. Funny that we stumbled upon them.”
7210 Gadsden Highway, Trussville AL 35173
“This Shell is very close and convenient to stop here to for either a sodas or candy's. The place is always clean and the employees are very friendly and helpful. They're serious about COVID-19 protocol because one employee wiping down the entrance door handle after I was leaving.”
207 Argo Margaret Road, Trussville AL 35173
“Perfet, People are very nice, everyone that come in it like the good old day's. You feel right at home with the people. Great folk's, and great location.Thank you very much.”
1129 N Chalkville Rd, Trussville AL 35173
“This review isn't of the actual gas station, but the business that is run out of former car wash. I realize how that must sound after I reread the first sentence, but if you have a lawn mower or other small engine that needs work, this is your place. Now granted, it's only open Saturday and Sunday, so if you're wanting something to be fixed in a matter of days/hours vs weeks, this isn't the place for you. But if you have time to spare, it's definitely a place to consider. Prices are very reasonable, and the gentleman that works on the mowers is very honest and professional.”
450 Main Street Suite 1468, Trussville AL 35173
“I'm so glad this gas station is located where it is. Easy to get in and out of and a great addition to the area. The inside is very organized and well stocked. The cashier was friendly on my visit. I'll definitely be back here in the future!”
5965 Chalkville Mountain Road, Trussville AL 35173
“Pretty good overall as far as a gas station goes. Not overly large and on a kind of busy road. Small moving truck size is probably the largest vehicle I'd want to bring in here. Also, wouldn't be my first choice if I was hauling a trailer. Nice touch on their part, they have disposable glove stations so you can grab a pair and keep your hands germ free if you feel so inclined. Even though I don't use them, I like when places go above and beyond to show that they care about their customers health. Convenience store portion is small but functional. They have all the typical snacks and drinks. Station itself is in a well populated area, so you should feel safe anytime coming here. As an added cool touch they had a food truck parked there while I was there. Not sure if that's a regular thing, but cool non the less.”
199 Main Street, Trussville AL 35173
“I experienced friendly customer service. Got some amazing fresh brewed coffee! I didn't look around much as I was trying to get to an appt but I did notice how well stocked this convenience store was. It can be a little congested getting in and out.”
199 Beechnut Street, Trussville AL 35173
“Large convenience store with plenty of pumps & quality help. Restrooms are clean, store is clean. Outside is a foodtruck & connected to it is a pizza place.”
7 Argo Margaret Rd, Trussville AL 35173
“One of my go to stations for gas and convenience.The store is clean, organized and has a great temperature.The staff is always courteous, welcoming and polite.Kudos,Robby Duty”
1120 North Chalkville Road, Trussville AL 35173
“I use this gas station a lot. I'm a member of their fuel rewards program and that is a free program where you get $0.05 off of every gallon of gas , and after 4 fill ups you get $0.10 off your next fill up. The employees are very helpful and nice and is overall always a great experience.”
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