Gas Stations in Slocomb, AL

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  1. 5300 AL-103, Slocomb AL 36375

    4.8 Superb 11 reviews

    “This is the best little store around! They offer friendly service and go above and beyond to be neighborly. They also have the best deli food, always home cooked and always fresh. I visit this store every time I’m in the community!”

  2. 5190 AL-109, Slocomb AL 36375

    4.5 Superb 17 reviews

    “I've always been very happy with my service here. 3 hard working men that will treat you right. What more can you ask for? Rather you're a local or coming through headed to the beach, I've always seen them happy to help. Thank you Clark's Grocery!”

  3. 229 E Lawrence Harris Hwy, Slocomb AL 36375

    4.3 Superb 25 reviews

    “They are a Legacy store and their rewards program is great. With their rewards program you save 3 cents a gallon on gas earn points for in store transactions which can earn you more off gasoline or store credit. It also gets you free items over time. Free to download and get 200 points just for signing up.”

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  5. 15809 US-231, Slocomb AL 36375

    4.2 Good 122 reviews

    “Been using this Raceway at the state line for several years. Fuel prices are good, clean restrooms and snacks I like. Their fuel prices are usually in line with Dothan or maybe a few cents higher. Lots of pumps and a clean, friendly store.”

  6. 176 E Lawrence Harris Hwy, Slocomb AL 36375

    4.2 Good 42 reviews

    “Great service and yummy food in deli. I no longer live in Alabama, but everytime I come to visit, I always stop at an Island and grab me some of them fried gizzards.”

  7. 229 East Lawrence Street, Slocomb AL 36375

    2 Poor 4 reviews

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