Chevron

Note to self: Don’t use this location.
1. No paper towels.
2. No receipt at the pump.
3. No squeegee available.
4. Always a long line at the register.
5. Panhandlers aren’t to bad here.

I didn’t have any issue with panhandlers. I got my gas and left but a day or 2 later I have mysterious airline charge for $ 1220 on my credit card and this was the last place I used it. I am so glad I did not use my debit card here. The location is convenient but I don’t think I would go here again.

This was the last place I used my ATM card before it was cloned and I lost $ 506.00. Just sayin’.

Decent prices compared to anything nearby… Still, if you have even half a gallon left in your tank, just drive a mile to find someplace much cheaper. Try the GasBuddy app to see prices.
I didn’t get any panhandler action when I went. But maybe their pockets are full by the late afternoon…

Panhandlers are too aggressive here. And in San Francisco, it’s all about getting gas and getting on your way without being harassed by three strangers in three minutes. That won’t happen here.

Employees are nice, but this doesn’t make up for barrage of panhandlers at this gas station.
By far one of the worse gas stations I’ve ever been to, I was not asked 3, but 4 times! in 5 minutes for gas AND money! For me that’s not a big deal that happens to everyone. Difference here, these guy/​gals aren’t your average panhandlers, they are VERY aggressive and in your face! I saw a review that someone posted about a panhandler threading to murder them, not surprised.

A panhandler THREATENED TO MURDER ME TODAY
I was minding my business, this guy asks me for money
I POLITELY refused, he started abusing me and then threatened to murder me.
I got out of there as soon as I could.
WILL NEVER GO THERE AGAIN
(Apparently that gas station does not give a damn about the safety of its customers)

I LOVE CHEVRON, but man… WHy so expensive??? SOrry for the low rating, I just had to… 5 Stars if you were affordable.

Friendly staff members and services here are very good. Inside of the Extra Mile store itself looks clean.
They do have a very good selection of hot/​cold food and beverage items available which is always good. One of the hot food selection includes Johnsonville Bratwurst and Sausages. Smokey Cheddar hot dog on a hot dog bun is absolutely delicious. I am craving for another one as I write this update.
Come on in to a Chevron Extra Mile store to check it out for yourself. There is a security guard either outside or inside which is always useful. Overall, positive experiences at the store.
FYI:
I’ve also seen panhandlers here and some of them can most certainly be very aggressive so be careful.
Gas and diesel pricing at this station is no different from other stations. It is close to the 280 and 101, be prepared that you may have to wait if you come in during rush hour.
10÷1÷2015:
This convenience store recently went through a renovation and it looks nicer than before. Friendly staff team and security guard on duty.

This place never ceases in its overwhelming business. What with being open 24 hours and its proximity to the 280 Freeway as well as Highway 101, not to mention the Bay Bridge, it’s nearly a madhouse! I don’t even want to think of how cray cray it gets in the morning during rush hour.
I’ll have to admit that gas prices in this particular location may be a little steep, but I suppose that’s the price to pay for convenience.
Keep in mind that there are a lot of pan handlers attempting to aggressively wash your windows for a small fee. In other words, learn to pump your gas quick and get to stepping’!

kinda pricy gas buts its in the city before the freeway. Gas is a necessity

this place is smartly located. convenient for customers and profitable to it’s owners.
just before you get onto the freeway, it’s the perfect place to get some gas before the long trip, or that just in case when your tank is running a little low and you already know that traffic will just drain it.
it is also located relatively close to two schools. bessie carmichael elementary school on 7^th and then the middle school on 4^th. it makes a little sad as an educator because it gives students access to fat and sugar… but what students do before school and home is hard to control.
the store is run and probably owned by friendly filipinos who keep the place neat and welcoming. to them i say– salamat po.
until next time
cheers

A very convenient gas and small market at the corner of 6^th and Harrison. I live close by and go there frequently. The staff is very friendly.
The gas prices are the lowest in the neighborhood and you can get in and out quickly.

Great location and some of the best gas prices in the area. Usually a good $.10-.15 cheaper than the two nearby Shell stations. Convenient access to I-​80.

My husband was, for all intents and purposes, assaulted at this gas station by the psycho Wackenhut security guard working there tonight. So I would recommend getting gas elsewhere.
Apparently they had some sort of computer problem, and the pump said, «Pay inside.» So he went to pay inside, but the doors were only open a few inches. He thought there was a power outage, and he’d just pay in cash, and tried to open them to walk in.
This psycho probable ex-​felon from Wackenhut jumped up from the other side of the door and started yelling at him to «read the sign.» There were signs on the door that said, «Computers are down.» So my husband said, «Oh. The pump said to pay inside, so I was just going to pay cash.» The psycho Chevron Wackenhut guy kept yelling at him to «read the sign,» so my husband was like, «Whatever, asshole.» And started walking away.
This nutjob «security guard» opened up the door as my husband was walking away, and grabbed him from behind. My husband knew better than to throw the first punch, and just said, «Get your hands off of me, sir.» The guy tossed him around and yelled at him.
I was watching this and, obviously, like, WTF? So I jumped out of the car and started getting my phone ready to take pictures. This other woman was walking up to the door as well, thinking she should pay inside. She was as horrified as I was. My husband is like 5’8″ and was wearing work clothes, a trench coat, and a hat — it’s not like he was wearing camo and carrying a gun.
So their little scuffle ended and I started taking close-​up pictures of the «security guard» and the address on the gas station door so I’d know exactly which shitty gas station it was. The guard turned on me and demanded to know what I was doing. I said, «I am taking your picture because you just assaulted my husband.» He replied, «I don’t want you taking my picture.» I told him, «I don’t care,» took a couple more, and walked away expecting him to grab me at any second. (I have no idea where my cajones came from. The guy was huge, and I’m 5’3″.)
Luckily he didn’t come after me and we left. So, uh, this gas station sucks. Don’t go there unless you want some Chevron-​financed Wackenhut goon tossing you around by your neck.

The gas is very expensive. It is in a convenient location (actually the only reason I went here and the only reason I would go again), but it is terribly hard to get get in and out of. I had to squirm through rush hour traffic to make it into my lane and held up traffic to make it to the gas station.
The handle of the gas pump has the latch I really like and the keypad work acceptably.

This Chevron is conveniently located to I-​80 and 101, which makes for a quick fill up before crossing the bay. The location makes this a very busy gas station at all times with the S.F. cabbies. The convenient store is well stocked with soft drinks, coffee, and quick snacks. The staff is always cool and friendly. The doors to the store close at 11PM and open back up at 6AM. The only con is the panhandlers that hang around the area asking for sympathy and change. I don’t want my windshield cleaned with your dirty ass newspaper! No change for you!

Like other people have said «who really reads reviews about a gas station.» Well this one made me want to write one. Not about there prices or hidden location but about there lack of customer service. The second I got out of my car there was a homeless person that ran up to my car trying to wash my windows without asking me. I told them I did not have any spare change and he looked upset. It did not worry me but I would not like it if my fiancée was going to get gas here by herself. After about ten minutes one employee was trying to change the squeegee water and asked the guy to leave who by now was running up to every car that pulled up. The homeless man never left even after being asked to. This gas station really needs to take a more proactive response to ensuring its customers comfort and safety. Two stars only because the employee tried (unsuccessfully) to remove the problem.

i had wondered if anyone actually writes reviews for gas stations (which apparently they do) and I still wonder who on earth reads them so in an effort to provide a useful service to anyone really searching out a gas station here we go.
Pros:
they have gas
Cons:
I watched the automatic door open up for a giant rat who ran into the convenient store and hid under one of the food racks. (this experience prompted me to wonder «how many gas station employees does it take to herd a rat out a door»).
I’m sure they got the rat out of the door but I left after a few minutes of watching everyone stare at each other essentially playing a non-​verbal version of the game «not-​it».

It has many pumps, decent gas prices, and a convenience mart on the large side for San Francisco. What else could you want?
It would be nice if all the pumps worked, if it weren’t designed to maximize gridlock, if the drivers queueing up were’t such idiotic jerks, and since the layout is unfixable at this point, how about painting some lanes or getting their fleet of casual entrepreneurs to help direct traffic instead of slinging dirty dishrags at your window?
With all the banners and branded signage proclaiming how good their coffee station is, and prices within fifty cents of Starbucks, perhaps coffee in the coffeepots, something either liquid or dairy to put in the coffee, and a lid perhaps?
With all that improvement, this place could someday be a ho hum ordinary gas station instead of a «damn, I’m almost out of gas» regret.