1 Hacienda Drive, Scotts Valley CA 95066
“Very clean/smelling bathroom. The women at the front was very helpful and very nice. Cleanest gas station I’ve ever been in. Great selection so many great choices! I will definitely be coming back :)”
257 Mount Hermon Road, Scotts Valley CA 95066
“The staff here have been so patient and helpful these past few weeks with helping me to navigate the problems I've had with COBRA. They really deserve a lot of credit!”
274 Mount Hermon Road, Scotts Valley CA 95066
“the girl with the glasses and face tats is literally the sweetest customer service worker i have ever met omg🥺 genuinely brightens my day every time i go in, you guys are so lucky to have an employee like her.”
5400 Scotts Valley Drive # A, Scotts Valley CA 95066
“My favorite place in SV to get gas. Using their app saves $0.10/gallon and frequently $0.20/gallon. Good selection of snacks. Lots of soda flavors in the fountain, including diet Coke and even Pepsi (yuck). The staff are super friendly. The only negative thing is I have not won the lottery yet... Probably not their fault.”
210 Mount Hermon Road, Scotts Valley CA 95066
“Maria (I believe that was her name) from the pharmacy gave me my vaccination and was so kind, helpful and speedy! I was a little early and was helped before my appointment, was done within 5 mins! super great service :)”
210 Mt Hermon Rd, Scotts Valley CA 95066
“Janeva is the best. Normally I use CVS in Scotts Valley out of habit. They couldn’t get my prescription for some reason yet didn’t notify me about it. I went in and they suggested trying Walgreens. Walgreens faxed CVS for the transfer which CVS didn’t respond to. Then Janeva talked to them on phone and got it transferred. CVS said I could only do a 3 month supply but I’m going out of the country for 4 months. The prescription was for 6 months supply. Janeva not only was able to do the 6 month supply but for cheaper than CVS! Normally it’s $120 for 3 months but she figured out how to do it for $80. Not only is she amazing at her job but she’s nice and funny too.”
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