Chevron Stations

Always clean, and the staff is friendly. They’re well stocked with a wide variety of snacks and drinks.
+They sell gift cards
–They don’t sell alcohol
In the past, I’ve had women come up to me lying about having kids in their car and that they’re out of gas. «I’m just trying to get my family home.» I stupidly fell for it one time (hey, if someone’s really in need, I don’t have a problem putting a couple bucks on their pump). I was very angry when a few weeks later, I had a different woman come up to me with the exact same story. It hasn’t happened in a while, though.
Overall, I like this location, and it continues to be my primary gas station.

Pumps are frequently broken and the receipt printers are frequently out of paper forcing you to go into their store. This morning I had to try 3 pumps before I could start the transaction. They did respond to the intercom and they were rude and incompetent. This is not a one time occurrence, but it is the SOP for employees at this station. There needs to be a manager there during busy times and there needs to be some better training. I won’t go back to this station again until they get their act together.

this gas station makes me bonkers.
on the one hand, the location is great if you’re head west toward the 405, and pricing is decent: cheaper than the mobil across the street, but a little more than the the shell a bit further to the west that is less accessible. my car also seems to prefer chevron gas over mobil, typically giving me 3 – 5 mpg more on premium!
on the other hand, this chevron seems horribly managed and run. literally 50% of the time i pull in, the pump i pull up to has something wrong with it like the credit card reader is not working, the grade of gas i want isn’t available, etc.
the good or bad news, depending on your perspective, is that IT VARIES FROM PUMP TO PUMP!!! so what i’ve learned (but often forget, because going to a gas station shouldn’t be this complicated) is to not shut off my car until i’ve gotten out and verified that the particular pump i’ve pulled up to has a credit card reader that is currently working AND the grade of gas i need.
stupid and annoying, but the location of this station makes it the most convenient for when and where i fill up and the prices are decent. otherwise, i’d take my business elsewhere.

As a Chevron Extra Mile dealer myself I know the standards that chevron corporation holds us dealers at. Let me just begin by mentioning that, as I entered the extra mile on a Saturday at 10 AM I was treated by pure disrespect and got the evil eye from the clerk. As oppose to a good morning and a smile. If that was not enough, half of the pumps were closed. In addition to that, the clerk ANA disrespected me and refused to open up the bathroom door. She claims someone left the key in there. What kind of unprofessional, unqualified establishment fails to have a spare key?
To the dealer of this station, do yourself a favor and fire ANA or teach her about ethics and good customer service.
To chevron cooperation, have an eye on this station, because it fails to meet the extra mile standard, which in reality makes chevron cooperation look bad.

Gas prices are definitely on the cheaper side for west LA.
There are a lot of pumps making it easy to fill up and generally no waiting in line.
The store is clean, woth lots of healthy and not so healthy options. Good selection. Loove the fact that they have Seattle’s best coffee. Always get it when I’m there.
Bathrooms are decent and pretty clean.
Some negatives:
Their system is down more than infrequently. Not sure why that’s the case. In those instances you can’t use credit cards.
Getting a receipt for your gas purchase usually requires that you go inside and ask for one. The clerks don’t change the paper rolls on time.
The clerks are generally nice except one named Candy. She very unprofessional. Downright rude. For example, when I told her the cappuccino machine was too watery and to add more powder, she refused to do so claiming that it was fine. Again very unprofessional.

Easy access, Extra Mile location for self-​serve, competitively priced petrol!
Gas up, grab a healthy or not snack, (no nutrition police judging here), beverage.
Cash out is quick, friendly.
I’m a fan, 4-​stars.
Not a fan of folks who hog a pump to completely detail their ride with the windshield squeegee, 2-​stars.

Such easy access off of Santa Monica Blvd. The price for diesel fuel was surprisingly good for the area. Not very busy on a weekday night.
Tip — very close to the Westfield Century City Mall and the 405 freeway

I love the fact that the store is open 24 hours and they have nice clean bathrooms. Gas prices are pretty decent for the area. And the overnight guy is very friendly.

Came here with a chevron extra mile coupon and the clerk refused it. Never was an issue in the past. The coupon says extra mile just like the sign outside? Very inconvenient.

Remodeling to make it handicap accessable
Great clean and has a bathroom too. small mart inside to get your fix (whatever yours is).

I love this station it looks all clean and modern. They offer free air and water for their customer which is great. All the other stations ask min $ 0.75 to run the air. I know its not much but personally don’t like to carry change. The only thing I didn’t like was the coffee which they sold me was not fresh at all. Overall this station serves me almost perfectly.

Nice, well-​lit station at the intersection of Santa Monica and Westwood.
Usually has the cheapest gas in the area.
I haven’t had any problems using my credit card so far, like other reviews are saying.
Hope they keep up the lower prices. However, today it seems to have jumped 40 cents a gallon. Yikes!

Decent petrol prices for Westwood /​West Los Angeles. Much less expensive than the station directly across the street on the other side of Westwood.
Some of the pumps don’t always like credit cards, it seems, so I’ve had a bit of a hit and miss with some of them. I’ll continue to come back for the prices… and for the fact that there aren’t usually any queues when I visit!

Had one too many drinks?
Chicken Makhani turned out to be too makhani?
If you are driving around this area (Westwood and Santa Monica), stop by to use the restroom. It was spotlessly clean!
Ask the gas station attendant for the key to inner peace!

Always on the cheaper side for its location, and it’s a very convenient pull-​off the north side of Santa Monica.
I’ve had iffy luck with them though… a couple of times I’ve gone and the credit card system was down, but there were no signs on the pumps so I kept moving my car from one to the next trying to find one that worked. Finally, I went inside, stood in line, only to be told that the system was down and they were cash only. Come on, that could NOT have been the best way to inform people.

Always a couple of cents per gallon cheaper than anywhere nearby (aside from the Dodgy Brothers independents), clean, well-​stocked, and smiling staff.
I fill up here 99 times outta 100.

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As of late (latter half of 2009), I have found this Chevron station to be amongst the cheapest Chevron stations on the west side — along with Venice & Sepulveda and Centinela & Palms.
I prefer this Chevron due to its large lot size. It can accommodate 16 cars at once without feeling crowded, which is the case at the other two said stations.
Another bonus at this station is that the air & water machine is free. By California law, fuel stations are supposed to supply free air and water if you have made a fuel purchase from them. However, you don’t even have to do that here as there is an on/​off button on the front of the machine.
The convenience store is quite large as well having a wide variety of drinks and snacks. You gotta ask the cashier for the restroom key, but they’re always nice about it.

If you’re a caffeine addict and into energy drinks, this particular Chevron mart carries the best selection of energy drinks that I’ve seen on the west side of Los Angeles.

This Chevron bathroom is «dumper tested, Christina approved.»
Feel free to get some gas while you’re at it.

Okay so hold up both hands, palms facing you, take a deep breath and gently but firmly fold down fingers 1, 2, 4 and 5.
That’s right. We refuse to pay for crazy gas prices and plus, we don’t have cars, so screw you, Mr. Gas Station Man!