SeQuential Biofuels Station

I really like this place… and I rarely care for anything hippie-​ish (seriously, take a peek at the roof of the building if you think I’m being ridiculous). But it’s an all-​around great experience there.

Their food is sooooooo good!!! They have a lot of gluten free options in their deli as well!!! It’s the perfect place to go to load up on snacks and drinks before heading to the swim spot at Mt Pisgah!

This is probably the coolest gas station I have very seen. I hope to see many more like this with several fuel options and the food in the market was awesome.

and did I mention Willie Nelson is an investor in SeQuential?!
’nuff said

Sooooo much better than your average gas station and «food mart». I mean what gas station sells local organic foods and also has a mini Sweet Life… I rest my case!

So grateful to have a little piece of the Eugene health food scene so accessible from the freeway.

This is it! Fantastic alternative gas station and have never seen another like it. Great bagels and hot, fresh, real coffee. Deli has amazing options for fresh healthy eats. Cooler is loaded with delicious beer. I still here every time I’m cruising i5… Stop on in…

Super cool biodiesel station with a quirky, all natural organic mini-​mart and café. I had the salad with roasted veggies and a chocolate raspberry scone along with a handmade raspberry italian soda. Service was quick and friendly and the food was excellent: clean, healthy, delicious! This is the place to stop to fuel up in Eugene for sure. Great vibe from eco-​conscious folks looking to walk the walk. Count me in.

Billed as an eco friendly gas station with health food shop attached, it comes close to meeting expectations but leaves room for improvement.
The ethanol gas and biodiesel is there as advertised.
The store is a biz-​zillion times better than pretty much any other gas station out there. Imagine your local organic food coop doing gas, this is it…
But not quite as well as it could. It’s an instant 4 stars for existing, despite the fact it only exists due to redistributed stolen money… At least it’s disruptive and counter to what’s done with all the stolen proceeds at the federal level…
A gas station wants to have tasty snacks no matter the time of day, and although the coffee and chai was excellent, the selection of sweet pastries and other packaged snacks we had here was lack luster and would earn by their own merits only 2 stars.
Overall, a good find if you can time it right up or down the 5.

I used to really enjoy stopping here on our way out of town — free coffee with a fill-​up (or 5 cents off per gallon if you’re a student), yummy breakfast items and a good selection of healthy snacks for the road. Lately they seem to be declining in service, there are often several people working but it still takes a while to get helped, they forget to make orders, they aren’t the friendliest and often people are just standing around when there is obvious work to be done (stocking the bathroom — it was completely out of toilet paper and paper towels but the guys were just standing around chatting). They don’t have bags of ice although the past few times I’ve been there the cooler has been broken so maybe that’s where they keep it normally. Once when the breakfast blend coffee was out and we asked about it the guy told us it was out because it wasn’t breakfast time anymore. I’m sorry, but that is literally the stupidest response we could have gotten! They need to work on their service because they really are a convenient stop when you’re heading to the highway from the south side of town and I would love to keep going there.

I love this place! Where else can you get a fill up and kombucha on tap? Their food is really great, sandwiches, bagels, treats, all great.
Some people have mentioned that their gas is a little more than the place next door but that is not really the case anymore since the neighbors charge more for credit than cash. I don’t know many people who pay for fuel with cash so it’s a wash. Actually it’s a better deal because you get a cup of coffee with your fill-​up.

Even though I use normal gas in my car, I feel like I am doing the world a favor by frequenting SeQuential. Their snacks, vegan ice cream, and coffee are all totally worth going a little out of my way to get gas.

I have a hard time imagining a better for a place to fill up your tank when on a road trip — both your car, and your stomach.
We always seem to stop by here when visiting Eugene, or when heading down to Medford to visit family.
Like others have said, it’s like whole foods or new seasons had a child with a bio-​diesel stand and had a mutant baby station that kicks major ass.
Love getting a bagel and mocha here along with the car full up. It can be a little more expensive than other gas stations, but your getting so much more than a dried up hotdog and toxic soda pop.
Stop by next time you are on your way through Eugene.

A full service bio fuel station, friendly/​efficient staff, eco-​conscience architectural design, kind /​organic: beverages dry goods and deli/​bakery & a free cup a Café Mam’ socially responsible organic coffee with your fill-​up. Really what more would you want from a fueling station? I never pass by this gas station without topping off the tank.

Love this place. One of the best places to stop on way down I5. Lots of good organic food, killer deli and fabulous coffee. Even if I don’t need gas I stop there

If you’re heading home in the middle of the night and you need gas, stop here. This ladies that worked there have a great personality. I thought I was in a twilight zone episode. Think of a clean Chevron that smashed into a Whole Foods, and you end up with SeQuential.
I thought it was a bit odd that a gas station clerk could make a whoop ass Latte. I tried to buy my girlfriend a milky way candy bar, no go. They only had organic chocolate. So I bought the Newmans Organics Dark Chocolate for her. Very tasty.
Attn SeQuential Owners, when you decide to go public, send me a message.
Thanks

Thanks to the kind and apologetic words of the manager we decided to get snacks after our adventures at Mt. Pisgah. We were NOT disappointed! The staff was super friendly, courteous, prompt and engaging.
The fellow pumping our fuel gave our pooch a yum. He also didn’t laugh at us as we shouted Mt. Pisgah at him (Sequential donates $.05 a gallon to pisgah or the raptors center when you fuel up there).
The lady behind counter inside was charming. She joked with me as I slobbered over the delicious assortment of cookies (humble bagel), candies (sweet life), donuts (holey donut) and cupcakes (divine cupcake). She then proceeded to make me a scrumptious soy mocha.
All in all this trip was a treat and we’ll be back again on our next Mt. Pisgah exploration.

Exceptional business with great food, products and service! Local. Cleaner. Better

Here’s the deal with this «Gas station»: it’s so much more than just a gas station!
It’s a Sweet Life retailers, a deli, a sustainable local– business that sets the standard for both other local business and hopefully in the long run our global community.
The Gas:
It’s E10 gas, which I don’t know much about, but it works and my car seems like good on it.
The Deli — Mart:
So yummy! They have some really wonderful sandwiches & salads. They are a little bit pricer than your average truck stop gas station sandwich, but that is because it’s not your average truck stop gas station. The sandwiches are made in front of you, by friendly (and attractive) employees. They also use local, organic and fresh ingredients! Per their website they carry:
Café Mam
Eugene City Bakery
Sweet Life Patisserie
Divine Cupcakes
Genesis Juice
Humble Bagel
Hideaway Bakery
Beeler’s Ham
Hempler’s Turkey
Organically Grown Cooperative Produce
I love this gas station… how many people can say that about their gas station???

Yes – the snacks here are awesome.
Yes – they do serve pastries from Sweet Life.
Yes – it’s the best little gas station in the West.
However, one of the really cool pieces about SeQuential is their cutting-​edge work on the biofuels front. They are a truly local, community-​based organization. The technology that’s available at the plant in Salem allows for ANY vegetable oil to be processed into biodiesel, including soy, canola, and olive oils! I love that BOTH locally collected waste cooking oil and Oregon-​grown canola are used as feedstocks. Keeping it local, and not over-​using corn (particularly factory-​farmed, intensely GMO’ed corn) are important elements in the biofuel movement.
I encourage all Eugenians to meander over to SeQuential on bike, foot, or vehicle and check out the innovation we’ve got going on in our own backyard.