34661 Puerto Pl, Dana Point CA 92629
“Did not go o there for fuel, but stopped to see the views of the harbor, boats and see Oriole fishing off the jetties. Parking is limited, but a fun place to watch the boats and people”
34338 Pacific Coast Hwy, Dana Point CA 92629
“Good job ARCO for hiring honest and caring employees. I was in a rush and forgot to pump gas and the young lady who was working this morning at 5am was very kind and canceled my transaction. You can tell she's very attentive and observant with her job. We need more people like her who care about others ?”
32842 Pacific Coast Hwy, Dana Point CA 92629
“Update: I was in a rush and stopped by at this location to be pleasantly surprised that it's back to how it usually was with regular option of scanning your card directly at the pump. Awesome! 5 stars again lolI used this gas station for years but I won't be anymore as now it's prepaid inside the store only, which takes more time and less convenient I'm used to inserting my card and getting gas immediately (without worrying how I'm dressed since I'm driving inside the car and want to feel comfortable), without waiting in lines, wearing a mask etc. Prepaid is for Arco or smth, not the level of 76, Chevron or Mobil...but if you don't mind prepaid then it's a perfectly good gas station, just not for me.”
34131 Doheny Park Rd, Dana Point CA 92624
“I had to stop here in order to fill up a U-Haul van down the street. I thought the station was clean and overall the pump worked just fine. Not sure what more I could add but I would use this station again if it ever came up.”
32611 Niguel Rd, Dana Point CA 92629
“Not only the lowest fuel prices, but convenient. I've lived down the street for ever, I fill up here 2-3 times a week, never had a credit card issue. Pumps have always worked, never a problem. Yelpers are nothing but whining Obama types, lol.”
34164 CA-1, Dana Point CA 92629
“Was driving up on the PCH for a business trip. My tire pressure light came on, unfortunately I didn't have any coins on me. The attendant was nice enough to turn on the machine! One of the friendliest gas stations I've been to. Thanks, Chevron!”
32842 CA-1, Dana Point CA 92629
“Update: I was in a rush and stopped by at this location to be pleasantly surprised that it's back to how it usually was with regular option of scanning your card directly at the pump. Awesome! 5 stars again lolI used this gas station for years but I won't be anymore as now it's prepaid inside the store only, which takes more time and less convenient I'm used to inserting my card and getting gas immediately (without worrying how I'm dressed since I'm driving inside the car and want to feel comfortable), without waiting in lines, wearing a mask etc. Prepaid is for Arco or smth, not the level of 76, Chevron or Mobil...but if you don't mind prepaid then it's a perfectly good gas station, just not for me.”
34342 Pacific Coast Highway, Dana Point CA 92629
“Good place for refill gas clean every week I see clean whith pressure washer clean pumps nice place every day in there we have a news deals and coffe any size is for only 99 cents always fresh”
33571 Del Obispo Street, Dana Point CA 92629
“Just so you know, the pic of the gas station isn't the Circle K. The CK and the gas station have the same owner and I guess that's why they pop up as the same place. They are actually across the street from each other. The CK accepts G Pay, which might be handy to know. The gas station accepts G Pay at the pump but not at the inside register. Go figure. The CK prices are about average for a convenience store. If you need chips and drinks for the beach hit the Albertsons across the street. Gas prices are the usual too high since the station is getting close to the beach and CA loves their gas taxes. Tank up more inland if you can.”
34241 Doheny Park Road, Dana Point CA 92624
“Truck washed and gas fill up every two weeks. COSTCO prices for gas. Waxed every three months. They a normally do a good job. Only issue I’ve had is sometimes they don’t clean the inside of the windshield very well. But if you tell them, they correct it immediately. Always friendly and courteous. Also, great coffee.”
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