Convenience Stores in Willows, CA
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1399 W Wood St, Willows
Convenience Stores
Open 24 hours
1399 W Wood St, Willows
Convenience Stores
“I often visit my grandma in Willows, and when heading out to leave I stopped in for a snack. Overall the store was very well taken care of and had a great selection. However, the line took FOREVER. I witnessed the worker that was supposed to ring me up, I believe it was Naz? He was being very unkind to a coworker, while I waiting to be rung up. I understand that things need to get done, but we all have places to be and if you can't seem to respect my time, then you certainly can't expect me returning anytime soon.”
4:00 AM - 12:00 AM
1300 W Wood St, Willows
Convenience Stores
“The owner of this establishment 100% changed my day. He has an above and beyond customer service attitude and that’s something that really stands out in today’s age. We travel with a horse trailer making getting diesel tricky at times. All of the other diesel pumps on the street were blocked by small cars and the owner actually came out and helped us get into the pump. Most people just stare and occasionally make rude remarks. He was incredibly helpful and made sure we had everything to get back in the road! Thank you!”
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“Lusanne at the Chevron in Willows is such a gem. WOW. I have never received such genuinely kind and helpful service anywhere, let alone a gas station. Thank you.”
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“Very friendly gas station will stop again here definitely. stopped here by accident but had a nice encounter here. If you are a truck driver there is a dirt lot but no pumps only if you drop trailer and bob tail to pump you can do it that way if you’d like”
“This used to be a regular pit stop for my family on every road trip that passed through this town. Whether we needed to fill the tank or just wanted some snacks, it was a tradition to stop here. I left California years ago, but it is a little comforting to see that this place still stands.”