Gas Stations near Lawley, AL

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  1. 40004 AL-183, Lawley AL 36793

    5 Superb 6 reviews

  2. 31 US-82, Lawley AL 36793

    4.7 Superb 49 reviews

    “Amazing little bright spot in a somewhat secluded area in Lawley, AL. On our way home from Tuscaloosa (Roll Tide!), we needed a stop and had the good fortune of finding this gas station/convenience store. Amazingly well-stocked little store, clean restrooms and a charming cashier. Add this place to your places to stop in Alabama.”

  3. 9099 AL-22, Maplesville AL 36750

    4.5 Superb 28 reviews

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  5. 6470 US-82, Maplesville AL 36750

    3.2 Average 18 reviews

    “Coming from Florida to Tuscaloosa for the Alabama/Texas game. Decided to stop here. Tay-una has the patience of a saint! Not only was it obvious she was training the other staff member-she also was running circles on the subway line on top of successful dealing with a difficult customer. Through college, I’ve worked in the tourist industry, so I can spot a difficult customer. Just so happened there was one behind me. Tay-una never broke stride when the customer said, “the spinach was wilted” (it wasn’t-I’m eating my sandwich with spinach on it now, and it’s great!), they didn’t see her put a particular sauce on their sandwich (Tay-una did, but Tay-una politely asked them if they wanted more sauce), and, when I was cashing out and was read back my order that happened to have bacon on it, difficult customer said, “You didn’t put bacon on my sandwich, did you?!?” I’m shaking my head no at this point while Tay-una assured the customer that their sandwich did not, in fact, have bacon on it.Give this woman a raise!”

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