Gas Stations in Golden Valley, AZ

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  1. 3685 AZ-68, Golden Valley AZ 86413

    4.4 Superb 124 reviews

    “Nice place to grab various items. They even have some fresh vegetables you can buy. There is a post office, a notary, they fill propane tanks. They have a nice food counter.”

  2. 7104 AZ-68, Golden Valley AZ 86413

    4.3 Superb 130 reviews

    “Always have a great experience when I come into this store. The staff is always welcoming and has a smile on their faces . They always answer any of my questions that I may have. And have gone above and beyond to help me out and I will always recommend this gas station/restaurant.”

  3. 7104 AZ-68, Golden Valley AZ 86413

    4.2 Good 77 reviews

    “Good service but very pricey. Gas, food, all if it is higher than other places. Example- a ~1/2 gallon of ice cream is $7.99 last time I checked. It's probably more now. I understand making a profit. I don't understand this.”

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  5. 5031 AZ-68, Golden Valley AZ 86413

    4.1 Good 131 reviews

    “I go there often this is my favorite local this is my favorite local store here in Golden valley had a problem today though unfortunately I bought a coffee and a pack of smokes for 1068 my PayPal was charged 1968”

  6. 5405 AZ-68, Golden Valley AZ 86413

    3.9 Good 55 reviews

    “The woman that works there is a wonderful employee I don't know her name but she helped me and a man who is deaf get his air in his tires she was concerned because he couldn't hear the tire air pump she also told me where I can get quarters and maybe gave me the code to LOL”

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