Prince Palace Shell Station

Poor business practices… this place is a rip-​off. First, the pumps are rigged so that you get charged a few cents (in my case 16 cents) before the nozzle ever reached my car. Second, they do not give the cash price when using a Shell Credit Card. I paid 10 cents more per gallon for using a Shell credit card at a Shell station. Clerk refused to make the price right. I will never set foot at this place again.

Friendly staff. They never give me fuss when I need to use the restroom.
It’s not the cleanest place or the most organized but it’s still ok to get around. Prices are not the cheapest but you’ll find deals once in a while.

Sick sick sick sick
So dirty and the whole place smells like poop
And the bathroom had a stall with shit all over the seats

I said 4. She gave the money to 6, then proceeded to argue that I said 6. STUPID STUPID GIRL

This place is gross. Bathrooms are nasty, there are flies EVERYWHERE (inside and on the food, bathrooms, outside), and they charge $.50 for credit cards and $ 1.50 for debit cards. Also, don’t leave your windows or doors open because the flies will get in.

This gas station on the Northwest corner of Seventh Standard Road and State Highway 65 is considerably more expensive ($.22/​gallon) than Arco across the street on the Northeast corner.
The Prince Palace convenience store attached to the Shell station sells quite a variety of hard liquor and cigarettes which are displayed behind the cash register. They have a good selection of refrigerated beverages: soda, water, Gatorade, and energy drinks (Monster, Rock Star, and Java Monster). and the candy and snack food items are pretty well stocked, though a little pricey.
The cashier is very friendly.
There is an area off to left with picnic tables if one likes to eat at gas stations.
The stars are pretty much for having overly expensive gas.

This is the closest gas station to my work so I frequently come by here on my break and fill up my tank or grab something to drink. My big complaint about this place is they constantly have a lower price displayed on their fuel sign but when you pull up to the pump it’s always a higher price. They said they don’t charge more for using debit/​credit card at the pump so I know that isn’t the reason for being charged more. There must be some sort of law against this. It’s located at an intersection which is pretty inconvenient to maneuver out of so I’m guessing most people just submit to getting screwed for the higher price instead of going somewhere else. I should’ve learned my lesson by now but the convenience of the location alone keeps me coming back.