Molly Pitcher Exxon

This was the first place I ever bought gas, on the day I got my license. Actually, to be accurate, it was diesel. I’d been driving legally for about ten minutes, and ran another car off the road trying to get over in time to make the turn. It was an experience laden with heart pounding thrills. Sixteen years and a full scale renovation later, I worked next door to this place, and I was in three times a day. I could probably have expressed the amount of money I spent in the convenience store as a single digit percentage of my income. Wawa has once again resumed that role in my life, but when I’m in the Freehold area, if I happen to need something this Exxon might sell, I will always make a point of stopping in. The owner is a very nice fellow.
The aforementioned convenience store is large and well tended, offers a decent cup of coffee that is never burnt, and features the largest and cleanest single occupant bathrooms you are likely to ever find attached to a gas station. I’d break out the old «eat off the floor» cliché, but I don’t usually eat off of floors, and certainly not ones in bathrooms.
As for the gas, well, it combusts in my car’s engine and seems to be priced competitively, so there isn’t much to be said about that. The cash/​credit pricing scheme being back in fashion, they are doing that (which I find annoying), but so is almost everybody else these days.

More often than not, there is just one attendant working the pumps with about 6 or 7 cars waiting. Can be rather slow waiting for him to get to you. When will Jersey catch up with the rest of the world and get self serve!!! The convenience store part of the station is rather good. Decent coffee although they recently changed the brand they use and I have not tried it yet. They have a little bit of everything to get you through your day.