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ARCO Station
Category: Automotive Gas & Service Stations Gas & Service Stations [Edit]
1785 N Bellflower BlvdLong Beach, CA 90815
(562) 597-1728
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7 reviews for ARCO Station
7 reviews in English
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Review from Ivan L.
5/14/2012 4 Check-ins Here
I commute from Los Angeles to Long Beach for school and I pump here 99% of the time. This location is convenient for CSULB students and it is usually the cheaper of the surrounding gasoline places.
*Tip: they charge when you use your debit .35 fee and they don't take credit. I suggest if you're a student on campus, or a resident in the area to bring cash with you and use the outside machine. -
Review from Rochelle G.
Long Beach, CA
4/7/2012 3 Check-ins Here
Im not really a fan of Arco gas, but with these high gas prices, I sometimes go here, b/c its the cheapest in the area. But because of that it can get pretty crowded, so be prepared to wait for a pump. Also Arco charges 35 cents went you use your card.
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Review from Hazel Q.
7/29/2011 3 Check-ins Here
Sure, it's a plain ol' ARCO station. Gas prices are cheap, they have a surcharge for using debit, and you can't use credit.
All the usual stuff. But I'm just doing my part to add to the directory of places in the world that have the most deliciously textured treat in the world: crunchy ice. And this AM/PM has it, along with Diet Dr Pepper on the fountain. And for this reason, and this reason alone, this will always and forever be my go-to gas station in Long Beach.Listed in: Automotive Needs SoCal
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Review from Matt E.
10/30/2011
7 out of 10 times, you will wait in line for gas at this station. If I've got enough gas to get me to the 7th street or 10th street ARCO station, I'll jet on out of here if there's lines. Pretty sure it's due to CSULB being so close by and it being on a busy street like Bellflower Blvd.
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Review from Vince V.
3/13/2010
They saved me in a pinch, not to be confused with any of the pinches I get for not wearing green. I spend a bit too long in LB and needed to head out in a hurry with no time to eat and no gas in my car.
This place has many pumps like any good gas stations and entrance/exits on both sides of the lot. Too bad it has the annoying pay at the island and then fill up at the pump, come back for a reciept. Good thing they have snacks inside. I grabbed a spicy hot dog and cherry pepsi with ice. But they also have coffee, milk, candy, pastry, chips, beef jerky, nuts and more.
Chico stick fans, yes, they have the old fashioned chico sticks. I would have grabbed one but I was 8 hours away from my next toothbrushing session. The cashiers seem cool when I come and the place always has enough to eat if I need to eat from here. They do not serve up something that taste like my fav chef Gordon Ramsay would make, but in a pinch, it will do.
Thier proximity to one of my schools, the LB freeways and big streets make this place convenient, efficient and a go-to place. -
Review from Andrew C.
6/21/2010
No trip to Long Beach State is complete without a trip to the AMPM on the corner of Bellflower and Atherton. The kind of gas station where every fill up is eventful and story worthy.
Such as the late summer of 2003. I pulled up, started the pump, went in to grab some flamin' hot cheetos and came out to see the biggest woman I've ever seen in my life, gettin' low next to her ghettoed out lowered Lincoln with tons of shit in the back seat, tossing her arms up in the air singing Nelly's "Shake Ya Tail Feather' while it bumped loudly from inside the car.
You ever seen someone get low at a gas station? It's no joke.
Here, close your eyes and picture it. http://www.youtube.com...
Yeah. That was here. -
Review from Michelle S.
Long Beach, CA
11/30/2011
great location
