Gas Stations in Fowler, CA

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  1. 2702 Vineyard Place, Fowler CA 93625

    4.3 Superb 107 reviews

    “Good place to find road trip snacks, *need to add onto this about the staff and store. Store is always clean whenever I go in, and the staff are always friendly and on top of things.”

  2. 125 E Sumner Ave, Fowler CA 93625

    3.2 Average 39 reviews

    “I have no problem with Valero gas station, I fill up here all the time.the only issue I have is about the employee who was working last night during the 10 o’clock hour.I was trying to buy some sunflower seeds for my softball tournament this weekend and he charged me $2.99 for the Frito lay roasted and salted seeds. The smaller 13/4 oz bag.I purchased six smaller bags, and two other items that were $4.99 eachMy total was $27 and some change.I had an honest, surprised, look on my face, because I was genuinely shocked that he was charging me that much for a small bag of seeds. Now I know everything’s been getting more expensive, and I know for a fact that Frito Lay has raised their prices, but there is no way on gods green earth that that small bag was $2.99.And I was trying to explain to him that that was way too expensive and that it wasn’t the right price.So I told him to take them off and I would only gonna get the other items, but instead, he did the opposite and charged me for the seeds which was $17 alone.I’m still shocked, this rating is more to ensure they price things correctly, and that employees know the prices of these items.$2.99 I still can’t believe it.”

  3. 2747 Manning Avenue, Fowler CA 93625

    2.4 Poor 60 reviews

    “Lots of room for trucks, the bathrooms are available 24 hours a day, there is a very tasty Mexican food truck, luckily, the person who runs the business was very friendly, I had a pleasant stay in this place, I would return”

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