Gas Stations in Safford, AZ

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  1. 1000 AZ-366, Safford AZ 85546

    4.6 Superb 75 reviews

    “I stopped by there this morning and bought 2 potato and hamburger burritos. They were undoubtedly the most delicious burritos I've ever had. I enjoy going to the little store. The people there are always so kind and helpful.Would recommend them to every one”

  2. 1542 E U.S. Hwy 70, Safford AZ 85546

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “Lots of food items to choose from..whether you are in the mood for bfast, lunch or dinner options. Great prices and the store is huge witha ton of great snack and drink items to choose from as well!”

  3. 1324 South 1st Avenue, Safford AZ 85546

    3.6 Good 49 reviews

    “I had a great experience at this Circle K. The exterior was spotless, and the inside was tidy and well-organized. All the machines were working perfectly, allowing me to easily grab my soda and coffee fix. I used the self-checkout since the friendly clerk was assisting an elderly lady who had forgotten her glasses, helping her make her morning brew. Excellent service and a pleasant visit overall!”

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  5. 105 East U.S. Hwy 70, Safford AZ 85546

    2.8 Average 5 reviews

  6. 1780 West Thatcher Boulevard, Safford AZ 85546

    3 Average 10 reviews

  7. 105 E U.S. Hwy 70, Safford AZ 85546

    3.3 Good 25 reviews

    “The gas is expensive. But that's no different than all the other gas stations in graham county. I've seen worse elsewhere. But that's nothing to brag about. And there are always lines at the register and pumps. But they have what I need. So I return. And the rewards do help offset things a little.”

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