J Street Liquor & Gas

Bought 91 octane gas here because the two pumps along J street only have either 87 or 91 and I didnt feel like moving my car and going back in to change which pump is but my car had a rough idle fir 3 days and it was attributed to bad gas so thankfully it didn't totally ruin my truck. I'll never buy gas here again and if you do make sure it's 87 octane because I'm sure it sells a lot better than 91 because they're a discount gas station. Edit: my car is working fine now that I've ran the poor gas you have in the 91 octane tanks. The only variable was I bought gas at your place rather than my usual places and I've had no problem with your 87 octane the few times I've bought gas here. I'm no mechanic but I do almost all of my own repairs and know my 1997 Suburban very well. I posted my issue on a Facebook Chevy OBS Group and the consensus was that I bought dirty gas. I'll be changing my fuel filter here now that the gas I bought from you is almost all gone. Thank you for your concern and as a small business I'm sorry for writing this review but the fact is my car is running better now and the 3 times I started it after running gas I bought from here it sounded like a tapping valve or rod.

Weird avarice? The pump counter digits were faded. I paid $40 and put $35 of gas. I asked for my $5 change but the cashier asked me, "do you have a penny? you put $35.01"... I saw the little plate where you can usually take some change with (3) pennies and took one but he said: "that's our money!"... Why the plate? I replied. "that's my tips", said... Then he gave me $4.99 in change 🤣

The gasoline pumps are slightly different in that some offer "Super" type gas and other pumps offer "Regular". Not multi-grades on each pump. So seeing the good gas price, the first time I accidentally ended up with the more expensive gas. The 2nd time, I knew to find the right one. Inside the store is a huge variety of booze, beer, wine, etc. Amazing.