Gas Stations in Semmes, AL

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  1. 2450 Snow Road North, Semmes AL 36575

    4.4 Superb 60 reviews

    “This gas station was nice. It was out further than I wanted to go but the first ExxonMobil that I navigated to was actually a shell. I am so glad this was a resource I could use my Mobil gas card at when taking my daughter home from college.”

  2. 1350 Schillinger Rd N #7400, Semmes AL 36575

    4.9 Superb 14 reviews

  3. 4150 Camellia Dr, Semmes AL 36575

    4.2 Good 72 reviews

    “They have a pretty good price usually for gas but the place really needs a power wash cleaning it's a lot of disarray you can't hardly read the pumps the lighting is so bad on them it's at least be a lot of improvement there”

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  5. 3472 Snow Rd N, Semmes AL 36575

    4.1 Good 7 reviews

  6. 7001 Lott Road, Semmes AL 36575

    3.8 Good 11 reviews

  7. 9200 Moffett Road, Semmes AL 36575

    3.1 Average 22 reviews

    “Always some of the most friendliest people when I walk in the door. Been a customer of this place for well over a year. While they are not open 24/7, they close at midnight and on the weekdays they're open by 5:00 on the weekends. I don't remember when they open up but the pumps are 24/7”

  8. 6111 Lott Road, Semmes AL 36575

    3.2 Average 62 reviews

    “Great service good food competitive prices friendly employees clean bathrooms and floors etc, only reason I'm not giving them five stars is when it's raining your going to get wet no awnings when it rains and it has a foot and a half of water between the gas pumps and the entrance so even if you have a umbrella your feet are still going to get wet lol.”

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