Gas Stations in Shingle Springs, CA

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  1. 4021 Mother Lode Dr, Shingle Springs CA 95682

    4.5 Superb 83 reviews

    “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Golden Harvest is my go-to spot for an amazing burrito bowl! The food is always fresh and packed with flavor. The staff here is truly fantastic—Teresa is always so welcoming, Kirti at the cashier is super friendly, and the two Indian guys and the one white guy in the kitchen do an incredible job making sure everything is perfect. Great food, great service—I highly recommend this place!”

  2. 4021 Mother Lode Dr, Shingle Springs CA 95682

    4.1 Good 12 reviews

    “This place is the shidizzlle gas,food, snacks and the BEST in store grill OMG We ordered a badass burger and fries ? And they cut in half for us . Perfect place the store and owner very friendly!!!! Stop here is a must!!!!!!”

  3. 4047 S Shingle Rd, Shingle Springs CA 95682

    4 Good 65 reviews

    “I do a lot of traveling so I stop at a lot of gas stations. This gas station was nice and clean. I had no issues was able to get gas and get back on the road quickly.”

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  5. 3405 Coach Ln, Shingle Springs CA 95682

    3.9 Good 56 reviews

    “Regrettably I must award this Sinclair station a mere 4 stars. As a grown man who chooses his gas station based on dinosaur statuary I must deduct one star for the missing dinosaur which one expects at all 5 star Sinclair's. Otherwise a well lit, clean, fine looking establishment sorely in need of the welcoming green statuette. (Edit) I have awarded the 5th star in light of the owners response pointing out the true culprit of the missing dinosaur, the government. I should have known the enemies of the Republic were to blame all along.”

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