Tesco Petrol Station

Andrea Smith
1 Star
States 24hrs but isn't. Its closed 🤬until 7am. Don't have enough fuel to go elsewhere now, will be late for work
Sunday 30th July 2023

Adam P
3 Star
A small station with only 6 kiosk pumps, normally having 2 of them pumps closed for various maintenance. Recently the fuel price has shot up compared to elsewhere+5p/L dearer compared to nearby garages. The advertising board for fuel prices next to the main entrance is not viewable from the main road due to lack of maintenance. Could be improved especially how recently you've gained quite a bit off profit off people with high fuel prices.
Sunday 18th June 2023

Andrew Healey
4 Star
Not bad at all good friendly staff and you can pick snacks and drinks up while you're there
Wednesday 30th November 2022

C P Outdoors
1 Star
This morning on 18/9/22 sat waiting for petrol station to open at 06:00 and it says opens at 6 am to midnight Monday to Sunday and it’s now 06:10 what a joke
Sunday 18th September 2022

Radu Ilie
1 Star
Changed the 5-star rating which I gave to this location 2 years ago, “thanks” to Millie, the rudest, bored, and disrespectful assistant I’ve ever came across. If you want to be treated like a Tesco slave, do some shopping and get Millie to serve you. Should I get into details here? Probably not, but I am fuming, so I will! I’ve stopped at the Petrol Station to quickly grab some energy drinks, while handling my phone, trying to reach a dear family member who is alone and in extreme distress due to suffering of serious Covid-related respiratory issues. While picking the cans from the shelf, the relative answered, and I had to put my phone on speaker, as her voice was so weak. As a person who respects others’ privacy, I’ve turned the volume to MINIMUM, and pressed the phone against my ear, to be able to hear. NO sound was audible by anyone, apart from myself! So, I went to the till, Millie scanned the cans, told me the total, and before using my phone to pay, I said something into the phone… Tapped the phone, a short beep announced that the contactless communication took place, and I grabbed the cans and went for the door. Heard Millie and her colleague saying something, I turned around, and I realised that they were talking to me… Went back to the counter and Millie said that the payment didn’t went through! Now, this is when Millie went full-on being very rude! When I’ve asked if it’s my fault, she went to say that “YES, and probably if you didn’t talk at your phone, would have helped!”. Her colleague then started giggling like a first grader, and gave her the look like “you told him off, good for you!”. I’ve looked at her, put my phone down, and asked in disbelief “Really?”. “Yes!” she replied on the most superior tone I’ve ever heard, I almost expected the “now f off” continuation. Thank God it didn’t follow… Oh, almost forgot. Her colleague’s giggles were now tripled in sound and smile intensity. Good for you! You showed me! You told me off, right? Wrong. Well, I am not an idiot, I KNOW how the till works. Millie forgot to press card payment on the till, and of course it didn’t go through! Millie has no business in to whom, why or when people are talking at the phone, as long as it’s not at pump. Millie could have consideration and should think before talking, as she doesn’t know if the voice at the other end would say the last words a son will hear from his mom! Millie’s colleague should apologise in her name, as Millie didn’t, instead of giggling like a toddler. Millie SHOULD TAKE SOME RESPONSIBILITY AT HER JOB, and admit when she’s wrong, instead of blaming the customer! Maybe Tesco doesn’t have Accountability and Honesty on its company values, and that would explain a lot. I would like to hear the real reason Millie used this tone of voice, attitude, and defiance, instead of asking me or telling me whatever she wanted to, in a normal, respectful way. I’ll also write a formal complaint.
Wednesday 30th November 2022