Shell

The owners of this Shell station are amazing. I have been shopping here for years and they are always so helpful and friendly. Even after moving away for a couple of years, they not only remembered me but greeted me as if I was a long-lost friend. They also have beautiful plants and other merchandise not found in most gas stations. Definitely stop here if in the area.

Nice station! During one stop here, the locking gas cap on my vehicle jammed; I was without a proper set of tools, so I struggled with it for a while. An employee on his way out of the store noticed my problem, offered to assist, and had the cap removed very quickly. (I don't know his name; he was wearing a jacket, and I could just see the Shell logo on his shirt.)

I've got to give these folks a great review. With Florence on it's way, gas and propane we're is short supply. I went in and asked if they has replacement propane tanks. They did not, but said they might get a delivery. They took my name and cell. Sure enough, I got a call and they had one there for me when I arrived! Good folks for sure.

Rude, Otherwise ok

Prices where off the charts. Had signs with prices for premium gas. In a pinch I needed to stop, unfortunately they did not carry 93 octane. I had to move 9n to another gas station on empty.

According to the store hours, the station closed at 11PM on the Wednesday I arrived just before 10:45. Almost immediately after my arrival, the lights were turned off so I ended up pumping gas in the dark. At 10:50, someone left and I was left filling up my car alone at a dark gas station. If you want to close before 11PM, change your store hours, I do not appreciate filling up in the dark in spite of finishing 7 minutes before stated closing time.

I was at this store on 8/6/21. I stood in line and waited to be serviced. No gas, just a couple of lottery tickets and a soda. Apparently the owner felt that I had an error on a ticket. Without allowing me to explain what I wanted. The owner, an elder Indian man started to impatiently yell at me stating that he cannot identify what numbers I intended on playing. As he became more irate, my friend and another male customer asked him to calm down. The male customer, which I owe thanks to, announced that I was a woman, and that he was certainly not being a professional business owner by speaking to women in that manner. A Caucasian woman customer was next in line obviously furious and impatient that I was not understanding the owner. He held onto my choice on the ticket sheet and would not allow me to see what he felt the error was. The Caucasian woman rudely left with a scowling facial expression. I PUT MY ITEMS DOWN AND LEFT……THERE IS NOT AN ITEM IN HIS STORE THAT IS WORTH PURCHASING FOR THE PRICE OF YOUR SELF-DIGNITY AND PEACE particularly in the racial climate and tension in which we live. I have no idea why the Caucasian woman was so upset. As an African-American woman, one idea comes to mind. Now I will never patronize the store again. One lesson…. PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF HOW FOLK TREAT YOU! By all means…..Never allow poor treatment regardless of your race, gender, sexual classification, religion..etc.

1/2/22 - this was my last gas station stop for the night. I went inside knowing what I was looking for. I looked all on the candy aisle then the other aisles. This store didn't have what I planned on getting, so I left. I knew the Asian Indian lady for looking at my every move when I came in. When I left out empty handed, she yelled at me "excuse me sir, can I help you". I'm a female, it's not that hard to tell. I said yelled back "no you cant, you don't have what I want". She then asks what I was looking for. I said no then pulled up a picture on my phone. She gave a dumb look and I left out saying "rude as$ needs to stop yelling and being rude". She looked puzzled and that was it. This was my 3rd time at that store and my 2nd time counting her being rude due to skin color. I will be filing a complaint of any and all kinds. I don't recommend going to the store part nor going in just to go to DD.