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Phillips 66 in Kansas City (8701 Raytown Rd, MO 64138)
About:
Phillips 66 is your local, one-stop shop for everything you need to stay on the go – from performance gas to hot coffee, ice cold drinks, groceries and snacks.
Phillips 66 is located in Kansas City (Missouri state) on the street of 8701 Raytown Rd. If you want to ask about something we recommend contacting this place by phone. The Phone number is +1816-737-5960. You can get more information from their website: https://www.phillips66gas.com/?utm_source=G&utm_medium=local&utm_campaign=google-local. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Phillips 66 quickly are 38.964773, -94.464970. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about Phillips 66.
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Available amenities
Amenities
- Public toilet
- Toilets
Offerings
- amenities.offerings.sells_gas_ethanol_free
Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Benjamin
Never had any problem with customer service. I usually come here to get a Hi-C fruit punch drink. And gas on occasion.
10.2022mary
Great selection and friendly staff!
10.2022Tammy
I go to this one a lot gas is cheaper and easy excess.
08.2022Bonnie
Met all my needs. Parking lot is somewhat cramped if you have a big vehicle or are pulling a trailer. But for most everybody with smaller rides this place is fine.
05.2022Mallory
Huge selection, clean facility, great prices. It's a one stop shop! Can always bet they have what you need at 8701 :)
03.2022Mark
Way better than most. But still a small gas station so what would one expect. Still they currently bet other stations by a few cents on gas. Was better but you can't bet what they do.
02.2022Benjamin
I frequent this particular gas station many times a week usually about 4 to 5 times a week. I usually come here to get a refill drink I bring my own cup for the fountain drink and then more than often giving a good price on it. I also get my gas from here, the prices are usually low and affordable so I'm usually repeat customer. Different workers at different times behind the counter, the majority I find to be friendly and helpful. I have noticed that on occasion a couple of customers coming in being rude and disrespectful. This isn't the platform nor was this going to be a soap box but it is my opinion. Gentleman behind the counters are different ethnicities and different cultures. My point is this treat people with respect and dignity and most of the time you will get the same back. If it is not that way you make sure not to give them your business. This goes for anyone's business if you're there to make money then make sure you have the business mindset to do so and that means treating everyone fairly. If you don't think you could get along with folks. Get Smart and join NASA and the next time they going to the moon or to Mars get yourself a ride, pack yourself a couple of sandwiches and ask them to drop you off make sure you pack plenty of oxygen.
11.2018Big
The best gas station in the area after QuickTrip on the other end of off 87th. Always really nice staff and the selection of things is always on point. If something you don't see go ask Kahn for a suggest to get it in. Normally checks out what he can do to get it. If not he'll let you know.
11.2018Natalie
So grateful for this gas station i was running on fumes in my car didn't know if me & my 2 little girls were going to make it home so gas price was 2.35 per gallon cheapest i have seen so far so i decided to stop here & called the gas station explained my situation that i have children in the car & could they collect my payment for gas a nice young man said yes no problem & greeted me with a smile such wonderful service i recommend to every parent traveling with kids that they have proved that they will take care of u thank u so much Phillips 66 i will be a return customer😊
11.2017Shannon
I rarely receive a receipt from the pump. I must go to the attendant for it. In detail, the HELP button on the pump either doesn't work or does not summon the attendant to come out to give you a receipt. If the attendant answers, he directs you to leave your car and come in to the store where there are items to buy. I've fostered 15, and reared my own three. I've had to lift a carload of toddlers out of their car seats, into the shoes they just kicked off, and get them properly bundled to walk them through a lot full of moving cars. Through ice and slush, we would make our ways to icy and slushy land where hopes of bright pink and blue brain freezers are dashed by a mom who just wants a receipt. Then the crying begins, if it hasn't already from being awakened and tampered with. "Why can't we have slushies? Then you'll have two receipts." Toddlers run amuck, dashing for goodies and yelling, "I want this! I want this!" A decision has to be made; gather them now, in case their blood mother has someone following us to take them back to her, or let them run and break things while I talk to the store manager, because at this point I was ready to give this very speech. Gathering them now would be impossible unless I had a train of strollers. It takes two hands to put a receipt in my purse. How long would it take to get all those strollers out of the car and unfolded? This scenario took twice as long in reverse, as pulling and crying escalated. The shoes, wet with snow and slush had to be removed again, this time by me. Pinning a small child to their car seat to fasten the buckles is like washing a cat. Shame on you, Conoco. How hard would it have been to replace the receipt paper in the pump?
11.2017