Downtown Citgo

Consistently filthy, consistently overpriced (.05 to .15 per gallon).
Expensive gas.
Relatively new but the canopy needs repainted; weeds growing; trash cans overflowing; litter everywhere; all pump islands need a good powerwash; and some part of the pump is always out of order.
Inside the market is equally unappealing. Litter/​trash scattered on the counters; paper signs tacked up, curling everywhere; fountain /​food area in disarray, sticky; empty shelves; napkin dispenser empty; and a big basket of rotten bananas by the register.
When confronted with these observations, the owner/​manager said I didn’t have to buy the bananas if I didn’t want them. So I guess the filth will remain.
Indy deserves better.

This is actually a Phillips 66, not a Citgo, but whatever.
Leaving this review — at least one of the pumps (the one closest to the door) has a card skimmer. My credit card was attempted to be used 8 times within an hour of getting gas there. I hadn’t otherwise used the card in days. Beware.

I don’t even think it’s a Citgo. I think it’s a Phillips 66… whatever. I get gas here often as it is convenient. I get mad when the pump makes me put in my zip code, though. A$$hole gas pump. I buy diet pepsi and gum here. Sometimes a granola bar. Prices for soda, gum, and granola bars is on par with other gas stations. They also have bananas. I do not buy those. The people at the register are always nice, especially the dude with the eye patch.

I go here strictly because it’s close to where I live and therefore super convenient. I’m willing to pay the extra 10 — 20 cents per gallon they charge for gas due to the convenience factor and it’s easy to stop in for a cold drink or a snack on my way home.
Only 2 stars because some of the staff is blatantly rude. Some are blatantly friendly, to be fair. The crowd in and around the gas station can be a little sketchy sometimes. I’ve seen the police there 2 or 3 times to handle a drunk and disorderly or drunk and passed completely out call. There is a strict no loitering policy there, but sometimes they enforce it, other times they don’t.