Chevron Station Inc Number 439

The primary thought that pops into my head, just about any time I stop here to buy gas is~“it takes all kinds to make a world”…and I’m referring to the beggars that show up here, and most of them ain’t legit if ya know what I mean!
I remember one guy asked me not for «A» dollar, but for TWO dollars… while their were about a dozen other people around me that were goin in-​n-​out of the store that he also could’ve asked… but, I semi-​reluctantly gave him $ 2! Then after I was finished pumping my gas, I walked back towards the south entrance to go inside and retrieve my change, and their was my buddy drinking a tall-​boy of natural ice beer while he had another unopened can in a little brown bag sitting next to him! So I asked him~“You bought beer… at seven something in the morning You bought beer??” His reply~“yeah, they’re on sale for a dollar each, You should get yourself some.” Then I asked him~“Do You have two dollars I can borrow so I can get MEEE a couple of those beers?! Because I need a couple after what I just witnessed!” Furthermore he asked~“what did You witness that’s troubling You?” And my final reply to him was~“never mind! I just feel a little sick right now!.. I’m gonna go get the bathroom key so I can look in the mirror to see if I have the word «SUCKER» stamped on my forehead!”
Another time a guy approached me inside the store and tried to hit me up for five bucks! But that morning, I was in a real bad mood and I yelled at him saying~“NO!!! GO TO WORK!!!”
Yup, two experiences there that I’ll never forget!
But nontheless, the gas prices at this particular Cheveron are among the cheapest in town, and their’s a reasonably priced automated touch-​free car wash.($ 3+tax for the basic wash, and You’re in-​n-​out in about 5 minutes if their’s no line.)The little in-​house bakery bakes up some pretty decent goodies as well.~Good hoagie sandwiches, croissants, biscuits, cuban bread, cuban sandwiches, baguette rolls, coladas, café con leche, (coffee with steamed milk, similar to a latte) and both Cuban style and Columbian style empanadas.(Cuban style empanadas are baked with a flour based pastry, and Columbian style empanadas are baked with a corn based pastry.)
Last but not least, the station is conveniently located just a hop, skip & a jump away from the Golden Glades interchange. Easy access to I-​95 southbound towards Midtown & downtown Miami, and the Palmetto westbound towards Miami Lakes, Hialeah, Doral and Southwest Miami-​Dade.

Courteous staff. Nothing much to talk about a normal everyday gas station. They have lots of pumps, good location, the inside has a little bit of everything. They have breakfast available in the mornings and subs for lunch. They have a lot of variety when it comes to picking a snack. Awesome coffee and soda service. It is always clean in here and I do enjoy coming here for a quick on the run gas service or snack pikck-​up!

Talk about location.
This station is on the corner of 441 & Miami Gardens Drive. The heart of the Golden Glades Exchange, right where 826 North dumps into 441.
And it’s a good station.
The prices are usually lower than others.
Plenty of pumps.
Lots of room to turn around.
Decent selection in inside and the station is so busy, you know the stuff hasn’t sat there forever. Makes you fell marginally better about eating the powdered donuts.