Agoura Hills Alliance

Always very kind people working. Pretty sure it’s family owned. Always better priced gas then competition across street.

Where do you go? The rude Chevron across the street that’s more expensive or the Alliance that always blows Chevron’s prices away anyway.
The owner is a nice guy and they have a nice selection of road goodies just be careful when exiting as the intersection is ‘interesting’.

Ladies and Gentleman, this is the greatest gas station of our times.
The price is good, they have 2 for $ 3 Monsters OR 2 for $ 3 Gatorade, they have 60c ice cold cans of Mountain Dew, seriously though, that’s nice. They have sandwiches.
with a coke for 4.99
The ice coffee machine didn’t appear to work, but I may have mishandled it because I was struggling to take in all the wonders and bargains around me.
Stop what you are doing and go to this gas station right now!

Just amazing. Cleanest bathroom I have ever seen at a gas station. Friendly owners, unique things to buy, and a good laugh when chatting with them. Excellent gas station, doubt that there is better

08/​13/​2013 This is an overdue review.
This is a gas station that also has food and beverages.
The restroom was spotless.
It was reopened under new ownership. It was closed for awhile and under a different name.
I met the new Owner and his family who operate this station.
They feature hand made sandwiches with organic grown vegetables.
This was a healthy stop and I will return.

I wouldn’t normally give a review of a gas station as most people just go to the cheapest or closest places and aren’t really going for the experience.
I have watched this gas station evolve over the last couple years and it now stands out among all the ones I have been to in area. Not only is it by far the cheapest station by a good 10 to 20 cents; the owners are always incredibly friendly. They recognize me even though I only come in when I am driving through the area. I am always told any specials in the coming weeks on any products I am buying and any new stuff they have in stock.
The décor is a little run down which is the only reason i dont give it 5 stars. I think a lot of people would feel more comfortable if it were spruced up a tad.
And as an update to a previous reviewer, they do actually have self pay at the pumps now.
Essentially I stop here every time i pass through Agoura whether my tank is empty or not.

I actually use this gas station once or twice a week. Although it’s not as fancy as the name brand station across the street it’s usually 20 cents cheaper a gallon if I use cash.
At first, the cashiers seemed a tad aloof. Now, that they all know me they’re friendly and efficient. My son loves to run inside and hand them a twenty because, invariably, he comes back out with a free lollipop that they’ve given to him.
The gas is cheaper and they make my kid smile. How can you beat that? :-)

HORRIBLE!!! STAY AWAY!!!
Owners are rude and VERY disrespectful. Don’t ask for help. They will only treat you like you are beneath them.
STAY FAR AWAY!!!

If there was a negative rating they would get it.
they DO NOT tell you at the pump they that credit cards can not be used. There is a sign that states to go inside for cash or debit cards.
I used my credit card and today I have 14 purchases that are not mine. this is only place I have used the card. BUYER BEWARE

The Alliance at the Chesebro Road exit in Agoura Hills is just plain weird.
They don’t have pay-​at-​the-​pump. They don’t take credit cards. Inside, the food store is understocked. There’s always some strange Middle Eastern music playing. The guy behind the counter is usually reading something that looks like a holy book in some language that doesn’t even have letters I recognize.
And, to top it off, the pumps have «mirror check!» ads for Clairol Nice ‘n Easy. I guess everyone who stops at this Alliance needs to be exhorted to «Pump up your color!»
But, the gas is cheap (about 20¢ per gallon less than the Chevron across the street), so I’m always filling the Tundra up there. Definitely an «adventure» gas station in an increasingly homogenized world.