Fuel Zone

Neighborhood gas station that has transformed several times. Since Hurricane K, it has gone from big name branded i.e. Exxon to generic name branded, i.e. Fuel Zone (how random is that name). No matter, it gets the "fill'er up" job done & that's what matters huh?Going inside, you can find just about whatever you need from oversized white t's to Saints "dat girl tshirts" (i purchased one, real talk) to air fresheners (my most recent purchase) to glass bongs (hand to the Bible) to cologne to boiled eggs (again, hand to the Bible) and of course glazed twist donuts... you get the idea. Walking past the panhandling vagabonds is a MUST... don't encourage bad behavior.I prefer this gas station for odds & ends versus getting gas. I mean right across the street & usually the same price or sometimes cheaper priced, you can get a better quality of gas. Buuuuuuut, be warned if you must go into the place across the street, you will be assaulted by stench of old smelling chicken grease... YUCK, gag me with a spoon!!!!! But back to Fuel Zone review: Like I said, odds & ins... if you want them, this place has them. Gas, if you purchase it OUTDOORS, is better across the street.

This is a pretty decent gas station. Hard to think about how exactly a gas station can mess up until you go to one that does. Simple things like, having reciept paper in the machines. Overall cleanliness of this location is acceptable. There's a gas station directly across the street that I try to avoid, mostly because of the pan handlers or some company set up there trying to sell me a 'car wash' in a can. Not to mention someone trying to sell me a CD (who still uses those?) or some cologne that I am unsure what fragrance it actually smells like.The prices here are typically the fairest I'm able to find. It's usually a toss up between this location and the brothers on Elysian Fields and 610, but they've gotten really bad with not keeping paper in the machines. I write all that stuff off of my taxes so the little things actually count here.