789 Redwood Highway, Mill Valley CA 94941
“Cheapest gas prices in the area. I always try to time my fill ups to stop by here when I'm driving to SF. Often there is a short wait. Convenient immediately off the freeway as you're driving south 101. Because it's so popular, sometimes it can be a little nuts. I have more than once witnessed people block the other cars either by parking in the middle lane or just sitting in their cars in the one way lanes without actually pumping gas. Also have issues with the fact that the pumps don't seal properly, so I can't lock it to continuously fill - I have to stand there and hold it. This is the only gas station I have been to with this issue.”
251 CA-1, Mill Valley CA 94941
“Exceptional customer service. Special thanks to Graciela, you saved our vacation! It's also very friendly and cheap fuel is available here. If you drive on PCH or Highway 1, make sure to stop here! Great - thank you again ? Greetings Dirk”
458 Miller Avenue, Mill Valley CA 94941
“We stopped at this station when we noticed our air light was on. We quickly realized there was a bolt in our tire. When we asked for assistance, they kindly and quickly removed the bolt, then patches the tire. All in 30 minutes and the day after Thanksgiving. We were grateful for their prompt and efficient service!”
340 Miller Avenue, Mill Valley CA 94941
“Price was relatively competitive in Chevron standards. Space was wide open for an urgent “pull-off” phone call I needed to make before getting gas. After the call, I filled up harmoniously.?”
580 Redwood Highway, Mill Valley CA 94941
“5 Star Restroom!! So clean, well stocked. Need a key. Good options for snacks in both shops. 2 different small buildings, it's the one attached to the car wash.”
105 Tiburon Boulevard, Mill Valley CA 94941
“Yes, pricey gas, especially if your whip requires high octane. I was running on fumes and pulled in with the intent just for $20 worth. The pump asked if I wanted to use my Safeway rewards. Yay! I'd forgotten Chevron partners with Safeway discounts. 20 cents off per gallon! Fill up was still $50 something. Of course, the station is spotless. Lost a star, because there was no hot foods ready. Not even a hot dog or a taquito on the rollers.”
5 Ashford Avenue, Mill Valley CA 94941
“I use this gas station frequently on the way home from work. I usually see 2 gentlemen working in the evenings. They are really nice & friendly. I have never ever had a problem at this location. I go in get my gas, snacks, drinks etc. What more do you need?”
789 Redwood Highway Frontage Road, Mill Valley CA 94941
105 Tiburon Blvd, Mill Valley CA 94941
“105 Tiburon Blvd Mill Valley, CA 94941 This is small Chevron station with a prime location right near the Highway 101 ramps. It's easy to get to, but a little harder to exit. Why? Steady flow of traffic coming from Tiburon / Belvedere. Doesn't appear to be a way to turn left and go east to Tiburon. (Note the RIGHT TURN ONLY sign). Anyway, I was there on the evening before July 4th. My job had me meet a coworker at this location. I got some pricey gas, and washed my windows. Very nice clean well stocked station. People were cool and friendly. I didn't use the restroom, so can't comment. Easy to get back on Hwy 101 North.”
570 Redwood Highway, Mill Valley CA 94941
“WOW!! More than just a convenient location just off the northbound side of the freeway. Days after I forgot my business gas receipt for the use of this conveniently located gas station, they calmly made a great effort to recover a reprint of it. Moreover, the mart is very impressively clean ... and so is the gas station. I filled up my car to reward them and bought a snack as well. I know I could have filled up at the nearby Arco and later bought myself a fine coffee joint treat had I gone there for the amount I paid for the fill-up here, but they deserved my fill-up patronage for their help with my receipt recovery. Thank You. But if you stop here, keep it safe and clean by keeping your mask and gloves on.?”
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