1800 Cavitt Drive Suite 765a, Folsom CA 95630
“Costco gas in Folsom is conveniently located just off the freeway with reasonable prices that beat most competitors. I love the longer hoses that reach either side of your car - super convenient! However, it's always busy, so be prepared to wait. Filling up here might take longer than a regular station, but the savings are worth it if you have the time. Plan accordingly and you'll appreciate the value!”
1800 Cavitt Drive Suite 765a, Folsom CA 95630
“Great shopping experience at Costco. The warehouse is clean, well-organized, and stocked with a wide variety of products at competitive prices. Staff members were friendly, helpful, and efficient, even during busy hours. The checkout process moved quickly, and the food court remains a great value. Parking can get crowded at peak times, but the overall experience is excellent. Highly recommend for bulk shopping, quality products, and good customer service.”
191 Iron Point Road, Folsom CA 95630
“Today my car overheated on 50 a mile from the folsom exit. I found this 76 by accident, saving me hours of potential walking. The attendants treated me amazing considering my greasy hands and distress. Upon returning to them a second time for supplies, one of the employees gifted me their own used lunch bag and another personally walked me to the pump to help me fill my gas can, then offered her time and scissors to cut off the attached filler piece on new gas can. I am so flipping grateful for these 2 women today. This is how a business earns a lifetime customer and I vote these ladies get a raise. Thank you.”
1800 Cavitt Drive Suite 765a, Folsom CA 95630
“Can't go wrong with the Costco food court. My only complaint is they now have standing tables and got rid of some sitting tables. I prefer the sitting tables. Besides that, yummy hot dogs, pizza, and cookies. Ask for onions for the dogger.”
2495 Iron Point Road, Folsom CA 95630
“Stopped by at Folson to charge our Tesla.itnonly took about 5 minutes to charge our Tesla and we are ready to go again. Went to this Sam's club on a Sunday at around 10am. The store was pretty empty and there were no lines on the check out stations. We went to buy 2 pizza combos and used the restrooms. The restroom was clean and the service was fast.”
12399 Folsom Boulevard Suite 6331, Rancho Cordova CA 95742
“I work next to a Chevron station that offers a unique dining experience with their own sandwich shop called "Port of Subs." The setup is reminiscent of Subway, but with a Chevron twist. The staff at Port of Subs are not only friendly but also incredibly nice, creating a welcoming atmosphere for customers. Moreover, the cleanliness of the place adds to the overall positive experience. One thing that sets this Chevron station apart is their selection of Ghost Energy drinks, which adds a touch of excitement to the usual convenience store offerings. Additionally, their fuel pumps are notably efficient, ensuring a quick and hassle-free experience when refueling your vehicle. Overall, I highly recommend visiting this Chevron station for a satisfying meal at Port of Subs, friendly service, and the convenience of fast-working fuel pumps.”
12210 Tributary Point Drive, Rancho Cordova CA 95670
“It was a good gas station. It’s clean. Pumps working fast. Cashier helped so fast and easy. I got easy in and out. They have enough dispensers to help all customers at the same time.”
12399 Folsom Boulevard Suite 6331, Rancho Cordova CA 95742
“Not 5 stars for the chevron price gouge. Great coffee, good prices on refill. If I was a local I would look forward to their new deli under construction. Clean store, good customer service”
12205 Tributary Point Dr, Rancho Cordova CA 95670
“I come here often on Saturdays when I drive to the area to jog on the trails in the area. The staff here are nice, the coolers have a nice selection of drinks, and the bathrooms are clean, making it a great place to stop during a run. Because of the wide lanes, it is also an easy place to get gas.”
7175 Murieta Drive, Sloughhouse CA 95683
“Clean store area, fast newer pumps, well lit after dark. Their gas is priced a little higher than most stations, but you're in and out quickly, and there's a drive thru car wash.”
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