Convenience Stores in Fowler, CO

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  1. 123 W Cranston Ave, Fowler CO 81039

    4.3 Superb 51 reviews

    “Only place i know if that will still pump your gas.Also sell propane, service your cars and trucks, and you get 87 Octane gas for the 85 Octane price everyone else has.Great bunch of guys who work there.”

  2. 2nd St & E Cranston A, Fowler CO 81039

    4.4 Superb 27 reviews

    “They were having a problem with getting the toaster oven fixed and working properly so I sent corporate an email stating that I was dissatisfied that we can't get there toaster oven functioning properly now a week later they have the toaster oven repaired and it's functioning properly so now I don't have to drive 40 miles to try to get a toasted Subway sub thank you Subway corporation thank you friends at Subway. If we could get loaf and jug to fix the refrigerator for the cold sandwiches and things of that nature it'd be really nice they show up they fix it they leave a week later it's broken again either need to replace it or get a new one. That's directed at loaf and jug.”

  3. 123 W Cranston Ave, Fowler CO 81039

    1.8 Poor 11 reviews

    “I was sure glad to find this little place, as I was running low on gas and had been sent off the main road due to construction and paving operations. After having gone through Crowley and Olney Springs without finding a station, I was starting to get a bit worried. Last thing I wanted to do was run out of gas in the 93 degree heat down there.I detoured myself down Hwy 167 to see if I could hit Fowler because I knew I would not make it to Pueblo. As I got closer to Fowler I started seeing more detour signs, fortunately this station was right there on Main St. Whew... breathing a sigh of relief, I filled up the tank and chatted a bit with the gal working the register. Masks are required inside the store and they have a good selection of refreshments too.I don't think I've ever been so happy to find a gas station and this one was a gem.”

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