Gas Stations in Bonita, CA

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  1. 5188 Bonita Road @, Frisbie Street, Bonita CA 91902

    3.7 Good 84 reviews

    “Very convenient to have this convenience store conveniently located! Haha it was built in the neighborhood and my business Vehicles get their gas there and we have been going there for years whether for a Slurpee or a loaf of bread or just to get gas. We appreciate having them in the neighborhood. 5 stars if they bring back the trash cans outside. Not sure why they took them away but when I go to get gas it looks like a lot of people are just leaving their trash on the island where you do your pumps because there's no trash cans out there.”

  2. 3995 Bonita Road, Bonita CA 91902

    4.3 Superb 11 reviews

    “This is one of my preferred gas stations. The pumps are always clean and well maintained, and the windshield cleaning stations are usually stocked and in good condition, which I really appreciate. It's also very easy to get in and out of the station, and I can almost always find an available pump without having to wait. Overall, it's a convenient, clean, and well-maintained location.”

  3. 4498 Bonita Road, Bonita CA 91902

    3.3 Good 88 reviews

    “Just want to say I had the pleasure of stopping in hear at the Arco for some earphones and j must say that the cashier was very helpful and had a smile on her face from the moment I walked in the doors. Thank you so much FROM OURS TO YOURS. ST CSH 6”

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  5. 4498 Bonita Road, Bonita CA 91902

    1.2 Poor 39 reviews

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