216 South Main Street, Doylestown PA 18901
“Reasonable price to change the belt on my Honda. Great experience! They got me in and out quickly, the staff was friendly and professional, and everything was handled smoothly. I really appreciated the great service and would definitely recommend this shop!”
1019 N Easton Rd, Doylestown PA 18902
“Just moved to PA from NJ. I'm adapting to pumping my own gas. Went for gas today and a store employee was waiting to pump my gas! He was so friendly & nice. I believe they do state inspections & repairs here, too. It's the most local gas station to me so I'll absolutely be back. Doesn't matter that gas is kind of on the more expensive side. Totally worth it?”
235 N Main St, Doylestown PA 18901
“I needed a quick plug on a tire. They were upfront and honest about needing to examine it before even telling me they could do the job. They looked, and the job was done inside of 10 minutes. The service was excellent and the crew was knowledgeable.”
290 W State St, Doylestown PA 18901
“Always a great experience here, especially when one of the 'uncles' is working. This visit I had a new (to me) attendant. The young man filled my vans gas tank, washed my back windows, and gave me the receipt I asked for.”
610 North Main Street, Doylestown PA 18901
“What’s wrong with people? I just opened reviews for different gas stations and read through them, and everyone seems to be unhappy about something. Can you even find a single gas station with a 5-star rating? Does something like that even exist? Don’t people understand that a lot of this is subjective? I’m sure many people are actually making mistakes themselves. Some of the reviews I read are crazy — one person said they tried to pump $20 worth of gas and ended up being charged $300. Another said their card was being charged in different states. But maybe they simply dropped their card somewhere, and someone picked it up and started using it? What is going on with people? I’m reading reviews for every gas station, not just one, and it’s the same thing everywhere. It’s just insane. What’s happening?”
216 South Main Street, Doylestown PA 18901
“I'm an avid auto person owning high end import and domestic autos. They are my go-to. I've been a customer for over 15 years and no other place will do!”
235 N Main St, Doylestown PA 18901
“The Best Honor of the Customer Satisfaction When In the Area and you need Help ! The Customer Satisfaction is the Most Beautiful Experience with a Very Fair Price and A Repair Handled to your Satisfaction! Must Visit when in the Area. Enjoy”
440 East Swamp Road, Doylestown PA 18901
“This gas station is on a corner so it is easy to get in and out of it. There also were not a lot of cars filling up when I went, which I appreciated. The pumps are nicely spread out as well!”
3659 North Easton Road, Doylestown PA 18902
“It's an In-N-Out convenience store gas station it just happens to be one of the fresh or freshest ones out there you can't even compare it to the other convenience stores or gas stations....”
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