Gas Stations in Morro Bay, CA

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  1. 940 Morro Bay Boulevard, Morro Bay CA 93442

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “I came here in the early morning to get some gas. The price was quite good compared to other gas stations close by. The employee behind the counter was quite nice.”

  2. 911 Morro Bay Blvd, Morro Bay CA 93442

    3.8 Good 121 reviews

    “Used the car wash works great, especially the under carriage wash they have, most are not as effective as this one. The air dryer at the end is not really effective missing the director nozzle ends, so misses alot, that's why i always bring towels for touch-up drying”

  3. 900 Morro Bay Boulevard, Morro Bay CA 93442

    3.8 Good 79 reviews

    “Wow Jamie I hope you get acknowledged for this review! I went in October 26 to buy gas with my rolled coins. Her response to this was so joyful & accepting of my $5 of rolled coins that we laughed for a while. Then she was full of compliments & even threw in two half dollars to my payment, gifting me $1! I was so impressed with kindness and generosity! Thank you Jamie! I hope the managers appreciate your vibes!!”

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  5. 1099 Embarcadero, Morro Bay CA 93442

    3.2 Average 5 reviews

  6. 1798 Main Street, Morro Bay CA 93442

    2.9 Average 30 reviews

    “Updated: Owner took full responsibility for his employee & she has since been fired. They have apologized for the incident.Clerk was extremely disrespectful & rude because I am medical exempt from wearing a mask. Sprayed Lysol into my face & yelled at me to "Get out, I don't care if u have a medical condition I will not serve you!" Even when I tried to explain it is against the law to discriminate she continued to "shoo" me out!”

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