Morton Grove BP

I guess when I've been at BP and have been unable to use my Mariano's points it's been user error; my bad. In my defense, this BP had much clearer instructions on how to use those points, and even a sticker telling you where to start in order to use points, so that's helpful. Now I know how to do it at other BP stations. For others whom it may help, you click Cancel on the touchscreen, NOT the Cancel button on the physical keypad. I think that was my mistake.

Since I joined the Mariano's Boost delivery program, I got 1,000 fuel points and because they don't want to be TOO generous they expire the month after they are obtained, which means I have to use them all by the end of September. Stopping here allowed me to use them all and I got $1 off per gallon. I'm glad about that but I'm also wishing I wasn't so close to running out of gas (I was at about five miles remaining in the tank so it was an emergency) because since this station is so close to the freeway they can charge a bit of a premium, and a mile or so down the road (a BP, even) was about 25 cents per gallon cheaper.

Morton Grove BP (British Petroleum) is my last resort before heading off on Edens Expressway (Interstate 94) from work. It is truly my lifesaver on the days I put off getting gas while to driving to work. I have that option to either get gas here paying less than $3 per gallon versus getting gas on the West side of Chicago paying over $3! At this very moment, it has one of the lower gas prices I have visually seen in Chicagoland. Not that many Chicagoland gas prices are high, but it is quite baffling that there are more locations in Chicagoland that have lower gas prices than places in Chicago. And many belong to the same franchise, which is very ridiculous wouldn't you say?.

This BP sits right across from its competing gas station, a Shell gas, which tends to mirror its prices by a few cents or less! I cannot vouch for what its competing neighbor carries because I do not visit it on my route towards Edens Expressway nor do I have an interest in visiting.

My encounters with the clerks are always straight to the point with no friendly emotions whatsoever, which tends to be the normal with the clerks with middle eastern backgrounds, but I will take that any day versus a negative experience.

In my opinion, the inside of this BP seems slightly cluttered, but I guarantee it has everything you may need while on the go, as any gas station should! Some of those things are an ATM, Illinois lottery, a pay phone, a vacuum & air machine, nicotine products and the typical convenience store items. It is also a place where you can purchase beer, which seems rare for a gas station.

Thomas G

An experience like any other gas station. Need I say more? At least they weren't rude.

Pricing is also decent. There are cheaper BPs by my house.

Went to get gas and stopped it at $26 even. Walked in to pay and all of the sudden it was $27.53. Told him it stopped at $26 but he just said no it stopped at $27.53. Said it's impossible for me to add a $1.53 since i stopped and pulled out the nozzle at $26. Did not change a thing and all the cashier kept saying is no you stopped it at $27.53. I would not trust the gas station and the cashier working there ever again.

This place is run by idiots!!! shitheads can't even get the pump to turn on!! Then tells you to go to another pump then doesn't put a sign on the pump so the next customer doesn't have the same problem!! Seems like they just don't care!! And wake up the place is dirty get your coffie at dunkin donuts!!!