Engen Kranskop 1 Stop South

It is a nice place ,however it gets to be soooo full reason could be because its a bus stop area for most people who are travelling.

This one stop was very clean. Thier bathroom very neat. They always had a cleaner there. They'll never image that a lot of people use them per day. The wimpy insode there was very quick to attend to costumers. Great costumer service. Always a great place to take rest after a long drive

Nice place to stop and refresh when traveling on N1. With KFC and wimpy for your refreshment.

Extremely busy after Easter weekend, crowded with long queues and hardly any space to move. The shop does look clean and staff try to control the queues but it is still unpleasant.

Was great to call-in. The place is open 24hrs, clean at the convenient store, and forecourt but untidy at the parking lots. Understable though as its always busy. You also have restaurants to choose from. Thanks for your service.

A good place to freshen up the place is always clean... I like how they got everything in one place you have options which is a good

Stopped here on my way back from Limpopo. The Wimpy staff is the only reason for my one star, as they were friendly. The petrol attendant was extremely slow. There were only 2 cars in front of me and I waited almost 20minutes for him to finish those cars! Terrible service

Staff are not friendly, they allow other customers to jump the line at the pay point......I only stop at Engen filling stations......this one I will definitely pass the next time

Garage shop is so expensive. Everytime making the mistake to stop here. Next. Time. I'll just keep going.

Stopped at a very quite Engen Kranskop, in an emergency medical vehicle, to fill up. Waited about 5 minutes without assistance. But wait- there's more. The attendant immediately rushed passed us, staring me straight in the face, to help the vehicle that just pulled in next to us. They the continued chatting amongst themselves, staring at us, without any assistance. As I was busy getting out of the vehicle to speak to the manager, someone distastefully stared at us, like both of us had arms growing out of our foreheads, and pulled up his shoulders, presumably asking if we were assisted, and reluctantly sent some one over.It is very hard not to notice how they rushed to assist people of colour, and simply ignored all the white customers waiting at the pumps.As someone who treats everyone with respect, I found it truly upsetting and disrespectful that they will discriminate between who to assist first based on skin colour.