8844 Washington Blvd Suite C, Jessup MD 20794
“Laid back yet professional. Al and Ron know their stuff. Trust them to check your vehicle for safety and efficiency like my wife, daughter and I have been for some 10 years. Don't go near a dealer. A&R don't "upsell".”
7930 Washington Boulevard, Jessup MD 20794
“My husband went on a trip and forgot his wallet at home ? He realized it when he completely ran out of gas and stopped on this gas station. He scraped off $1.5 in coins from the car and with all his confidence asked to fill it up ? Ladies donated him another $1.5 and he was able to make it home. Thank you kind ladies for helping!”
8810 Washington Boulevard, Jessup MD 20794
“Gas pumps were fast and easy to use. Employees inside were friendly. Selection of convenience items is a bit small compared to some other places but they have enough for a quick stop.”
8755 Washington Boulevard, Jessup MD 20794
“Good shell v-power gas with fair prices. But some pumps consistently being broken. Update: they raised their prices significantly after new year.”
2861 Jessup Road, Jessup MD 20794
“Excellent customer service!! Chris the Cashier and Henry at the hot food area were very polite and had excellent customer service. Also, Antoine too (I may have the wrong name). Thank you. I appreciate good customer.”
7401 Assateague Drive, Jessup MD 20794
“We went here to get weight tickets for our military move. The CAT weight station is open 24 hours and it is as easy as can be- you just drive on the weight platform and dial to operator then when he says he's got the weight, you drive over to the service desk and get your tickets ($10 ticket, $2 reweigh). They print out the tickets without really inspecting the car or writing down the vin number. The reason that I am knocking down a star is that they asked for the last four digits of your social- pretty useless for them but not good for me. Also, the first time we went, the operator was very nice and helpful and when we returned a few hours later, the second operator was very standoffish and angry for no reason. In any event, they provided us with the weight tickets and we were in and out in less than 15 minutes.”
7136 Montevideo Rd, Jessup MD 20794
“Pretty cool Royal Farms location. Hubby and I stopped for gas, and hot beverages. Well stocked store, plenty of coffee/ tea options. Self-check out was convenient. We'd revisit if needed.”
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