496 North State Street, Lake Oswego OR 97034
“Absolutely love Bill's! We started coming to fill our classic cars with their no ethanol added gas, but now come for everything. They are so friendly, and always go the extra mile. I needed some air in my tire (thought I'd run over a nail), instead of just filling it up, they checked for leaks and tightened the valve stem to solve the problem.”
17895 Southwest McEwan Road, Lake Oswego OR 97035
“Cheapest gas around by $0.30 per gallon! It's a very busy station, so be ready to help yourself. The one person that man's station, is very busy. Tap to pay didn't work, you have to use a credit card. They've got a very, very, very long pole to use to clean your windshield, which was super helpful because I have a very tall truck.”
1631 South Shore Boulevard, Lake Oswego OR 97034
“Super convenient gas station. They helped me with great service. One of their pump attendants was always so nice to me. Talked to me about this and that and one time he even spotted me $10 for gas because I didn’t have it on me at the moment. I paid him back double for his kindness. Never caught his name unfortunately but the owners probably know who I’m talking about. He should get a raise!”
1680 South Shore Boulevard, Lake Oswego OR 97034
“Best prices in town and anywhere around town. Staff us feiendly and amazing. They always remember me and what i need. Pices are the most affordable in town or anywhere around. Top level is full service and lower level is self serve. I see many bad reviews from rich, entitled people, the same ones that want 5 star service lower income afgordable places (delu ery, restaurants, gad, car care, house cleaning, pet care, etc.) with no tip or not even a thank you...how the hell do u think u all became rich and SO entitled, and still go to church , as if God is gonna bless you more than the ones fighting to survive in this god forsaken world that u rich/entitled people have made it...this is no longer, the land of the free, this is now, the land of the rich and entitled. And anybody else is tol be frowned upon and used as servants but, i guess we will ALL see who survives in the end....it's not all about riches...you can't buy god. So maybe stop judging and try to accept EVERYBODY with the cards they were dealt. You, rich, entitled bit hes are no better than anybody else. And just cuz you have it, definitely does not mean you will make it to the next life. So the next time you want to order food or any service to be deli ered ti your frint door ir your gas tank, remember these words. They are fighting to live at minimum wage (something you will never know anything about) and still serving you with your entitlement and rudeness with a smile and so much more respect that you have ever given your servants or ever will give them. Look at yourself and everyone around you. Who do you really think is being judged. Its always the less fortunate that give and love, and those that have, keep it to themselves and frown upon the rest. So the next time you pull up somewhere that is self serve, instead of waiting in line for the full service lane, think twice before putting up a bad review. They cant make those pumps or ovens or anything else move faster, just because you are so entitled you think even the electrinics, machines, and servers should just bow down and take what you give....Everything that goes around comes around....rememver that tge next time you eant to complain about anybody that is working to serve you so that you dont have to serve yourself (as we were ALL made to do) 5 stars all the way for the staff, the service, and best prices in town or anywhere around!!!”
2 Monroe Parkway, Lake Oswego OR 97035
“I live around the corner. This is my family’s go-to for snacks not just because of proximity. We are a neurodivergent family with a lot of social anxiety. My teens feel safe enough to go solo. Lisa and Zach are friendly with everyone at all times. That means a lot to my anxious teens. Thank you.”
15905 Boones Ferry Rd, Lake Oswego OR 97035
“This is the closest gas station to my home in Lake Oswego. Been going her for gas for past 5 years. I want to recognize one of the gas attendants, Sody. He is absolutely the best! His customer service is consistently top-notch. Friendly and great attitude! I even asked him today if he owns the station. He takes such pride in doing his job well! I hope the owners recognize him for the fine job he does for them.”
15670 Southwest Upper Boones Ferry Road, Lake Oswego OR 97035
“I was immediately greeted by a safety worker who offered to pump my gas for me. First of all I felt much safer after he was there and second of all I do have a hard time with the new gas nozzles here in Oregon. This was a tremendous help. Thank you so much Pedro!”
17830 Lower Boones Ferry Road, Lake Oswego OR 97035
“Why rate a gas station? Not because of the brand but the people. I am just a sucker for professionalism, but even more genuine kindness. Thanks crew, y'all are great.”
14951 Bangy Road, Lake Oswego OR 97035
“Generally not anything all that exciting about gas stations, but I can always get in and out quickly whenever I visit here, which is the main thing I care about. And today the attendant working outside was kind enough to come up and assist me without being prompted when he noticed I was having some difficulty at the pump using my credit card.Now I don’t know about you, but I’m of the mind that there’s a lot to be said for good customer service, considering how rare it is to find these days. So as far as gas stations, go, I consider this one in particular to be a five star experience.”
14951 Bangy Road, Lake Oswego OR 97035
“Great place! Always clean and a ton of options. The store manager Adam is friendly and the most helpful, Jan and Bobby are great too! Thanks Jackson’s for always having what I need and having wonderful employees!”
608 North State Street, Lake Oswego OR 97034
“We usually stop by this Shell station—super convenient, clean, and reliable. The self-service is easy to use, and the location is perfect for our daily route. Thank you for keeping it running smoothly!- Om Massage”
16211 Boones Ferry Road, Lake Oswego OR 97035
“I work here and it was hard for me to get the hours changed. 3 or 4 tries to get it changed. Sorry for the inconvenience this has caused anyone, and it not because I didn't try! Unfortunately, Oregon's new gas law does not allow us to leave the pumps on when we are closed.”
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