Gas Stations in Bethel Island, CA

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  1. 3615 Gateway Road, Bethel Island CA 94511

    4.6 Superb 7 reviews

    “gave 5 stars because of Davneet, as a owner of blue tech diesel van, finding the right diesel (old #2 diesel, or B5 diesel) are a huge headaches, why? Because market are selling more new #2 diesel, B20 biodiesel & it’ll kill B5 diesel cars. getting so low on fuel have no choice but to look some to put in so I can get it running.:( I saw the Sinclair Gas Station’s Diesel #2 tank shows “#2, no any biodiesel wording” it also said: “ultra-low salfur…” but still not sure so I went in and ask for helps, the gentleman -Davneet came to help me, he’s awesome detail & very very friendly, after talked to him, I felt I can put 2 gallons in to try. after all, was ok so I went back put another 5 gallons in few hours after. Yes, I 100% recommended this friendly helpful business.”

  2. 3615 Gateway Road, Bethel Island CA 94511

    4.3 Superb 62 reviews

    “Honestly thought it was just going to be a basic convenience store but they have way more than i expected. Fresh produce and a pretty solid deli counter with hot food actually made to order. The guy working was super helpful and even pointed me to the local honey which I NEVER would have found on my own. Grabbed a sandwich and it was legit good, way better than what youd get at a chain. Will definitely stop here again next time im in the area”

  3. 6235 Bethel Island Rd, Bethel Island CA 94511

    3.9 Good 57 reviews

    “Recently moved to Bethel Island. Market food prices are a little high but the location of the store is so convenient. Plus you can get your propane tank re-filled, get gasoline, liquor and add money to your prepaid credit cards. Public laundromat is just behind the store. It’s a hidden jewel in The Island and a one stop shopping center. Owners are very friendly and appreciative you shopping in their establishment.”

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