Gas Stations in Farmington, CT

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  1. 843 Farmington Ave, Farmington CT 06032

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “This gasoline station is on busy route 4, however, I was in and out quickly and easily. The receipt printed at the pump and the prices were average. They have a convenience store here and sell Green Mountain Coffee. Overall, not a bad place to stop to refuel. I can not comment on the staff at this time, as I have yet to go inside...”

  2. 352 Scott Swamp Rd, Farmington CT 06032

    4.2 Good 39 reviews

    “All of my vices these days are found behind glass and under warming lights at gas stations, and Cumberland farms breakfast sandwiches, pizza (where the bbq chicken at??) is my go to. This one particularly seems to always have what I need when I need it. And I'd rather have Cumby's than Dunkin coffee any single day of the year, ever. Update: still live this place- anywhere I find it, CF trends to keep a consistent level of good”

  3. 435 Main St, Farmington CT 06032

    4.1 Good 25 reviews

    “It's right on my way home and to work. Staff is very friendly sometimes to friendly (talkative in the am) I'm not awake enough for that much energy lol”

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  5. 1387 Farmington Avenue, Farmington CT 06032

    4.1 Good 22 reviews

  6. 46 Farmington Ave, Farmington CT 06032

    4 Good 7 reviews

  7. 1387 Farmington Avenue, Farmington CT 06032

    3.5 Good 4 reviews

    “Friendly staff and decent bathroom on request. Packets of chopped firewood sold in front. The Valero pumps are in good working order. The coffee is tasty but the thermos is only warm, not hot. Packs of ice sold from a freezer, and there is an automated teller machine on premises.”

  8. 244 Farmington Avenue, Farmington CT 06032

    3.4 Good 31 reviews

    “We had a screw in the side wall of our tire…figures..new car with 1600 miles. Called and gave Kevin the tire size, and the next day it was ready when he said it would be for less than any other tire place. Have utilized this company in the past and have nothing but a positive experience. Staff is friendly and far more over qualified and certified than any other business around. I would highly recommend. Kevin went above and beyond to remedy the situation through professionalism, knowledge, and patience which is unfounded in today’s world. As much as I hate to say it, I can’t wait for my car do you have another issue…”

  9. 46 Farmington Avenue, Farmington CT 06032

    3 Average 3 reviews

  10. 6 Colt Hwy, Farmington CT 06032

    3.3 Good 50 reviews

    “Known the man behind the counter for a while, great man and great service. Has let me slide on multiple occasions being short on money, later paid back. Must stop by for gas and food.”

  11. 860 Farmington Avenue, Farmington CT 06032

    3 Average 20 reviews

    “I don't have a relationship with this gas station like other reviewers (I just needed a caffeine pick me up), but I see no reason to disagree with their overall assessment. The gas station is an easy in and out if you are getting off of I-84. If you are heading towards I-84, use the gas station on your side of the road. The station was clean, as was the interior. There were about seven parking spaces on the right of the building. Inside was a good selection of drinks and snacks, and a customer only restroom.”

  12. 989 Farmington Ave, Farmington CT 06032

    2.9 Average 17 reviews

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