Gas Stations in East York, ON

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  1. 331 Sammon Avenue, East York ON M4J 2A4

    4.8 Superb 99 reviews

    “I get why everyone gives this place glowing reviews. Came here to get my starter replaced. Not only was Tara, incredibly kind, it's clear she cares about her customers and was caring over the phone about the costs. I called the weekend before, and understanding the situation, they even suggested drop off first thing in the morning and were ready to go. Best of all, things finished ahead of schedule despite the busy day. Their rates were completely fair. Talk about going above and beyond! Thank you Greenwood auto!”

  2. 1121 Broadview Avenue, East York ON M4K 2S4

    4.2 Good 79 reviews

    “Great gas station with competitive fuel prices and a convenient location. The pumps were easy to use, the station was clean, and everything was well maintained. The staff were friendly, efficient, and made the stop quick and hassle-free. It’s a reliable place to fuel up, whether you’re commuting or on a longer drive. I’ll definitely be coming back and would recommend it to anyone looking for good service and fair prices.”

  3. 561 O'Connor Drive, East York ON M4C 2Z7

    3.4 Good 43 reviews

    “Small gas station located in unique area. With the very small Tim Horton made this Esso a special location. Assess to to stress help the customer to get the easier access. Tire pressure check unit is good as well. Their staff are always kind and helpful. I recommend this gas station.”

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  5. 521 O'Connor Drive, East York ON M4J 2W9

    3.3 Good 74 reviews

    “I have been coming to this gas station for quite some time now. Their representative, named Vijay, has always been wonderful. He is polite and helpful to all customers coming into the station and always is a complete gentleman. I have seen customers treat him in a rude and snippy manner but Vijay always maintains his composure and acts professionally just the same. He greets each customer with courtesy and is always helpful. He is a great representative for your company.”

  6. 2265 Danforth Ave, East York ON ON M4C

    3.1 Average 80 reviews

    “I passed by this Petro-Canada station today as I drove along the Danforth. I didn't need to fill my car up with gas, but it did bring back good memories. A few years ago, I would often visit my friend for dinner at some mutually agreed upon eatery along the Danforth. She lived at Danforth and Broadview, and worked above where she lived. I didn't mind driving over here after we were both done work. She has since moved away. I have recently been doing curbside pickup at af few businesses along this stretch. After we had meet for dinner and called it a night, I would drive along Danforth and would often fill my car's gas tank at this station. The price tends to be a bit cheaper than the GTA on the whole. I like how how bright this station is as night. You can't miss it unless you're extremely tired. I never had a problem paying for gas at the pump and filling up my car's gas tank. I don't think that I have ever been inside the convenience store. I normally had nothing to buy and wasn't in a snacky mood after seeing my friend. This afternoon, I was waiting for the light to change. I turned my head and noticed the graffiti on the side of this Petro-Canada honouring frontline workers during this pandemic. It was touching and sweet. I quickly snapped a photo before I had to move. This station is across from the Honda dealership. The entrances and exits are wide and easy to access. (66)”

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