Friendly enuff for me, after all this is the ATL. I was born at Grady Hospital let's just say some years ago. I've seen the A-town change from bare footed, cable buses, leaving your car and front doors open all night, into the almost don't want leave the safety of your home, but this place give me that back home feeling from day one. My onlt guest is that grandma was right when she said, "You should treat people the way you want to be treated ".

Gas pump number 10 didn't give me my gas, I'm disabled and I Keep calling inside the store and the line is busy. I asked a customer to tell them and they said that they were going to call the police. I spent $14.40 and got no gas still!!! "A WOMAN WITH PURPOSE"

This Shell Gas station has the most rude personal that work behind the register. Today was my last day buying gas from this station. I would risk running out of gas and having to walk to another gas station than purchase gas than drive to this location.

No working bathrooms, this is especially concerning during the pandemic and essential people need access to a bathroom. Employees there use it but will not allow anyone, even a customer use a bathroom. Will not be doing business here

The station seems to be in a rougher area, as 2 out of 3 times there were panhandlers waiting for the customers to get out of the car. On the other hand, they have cheaper fuel than the nearby stations.

Even though we were getting gas there are no restrooms available to paying customers. That was the reason we stopped there, unacceptable

Such good service! I actually don't mind getting gas. The attendants are so nice and friendly!

It was ok a lot of Homeless people hanging out however they needed someone to CLEAN UP

yes , they’re harmless homeless people but i love the staff …

I love the guy with the dreads he’s the best one of all