Gas Stations in Stafford Springs, CT

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  1. 116 West Main Street, Stafford Springs CT 06076

    3.8 Good 50 reviews

    “This store is the most welcoming of any other convenience store I attend, I really depend on clean restrooms available to me at all times of the day as I work on the road constantly and these stores never disappoint, I am so proud of this organization in how customers are definitely treated first”

  2. 3 West Stafford Road, Stafford Springs CT 06076

    3.8 Good 10 reviews

    “Very small store went in for menthol butts. The owner is a very nice man who helps his customers with what they need. Was pleasantly surprised. Definitely will go back.”

  3. 2 Spring Street, Stafford Springs CT 06076

    3.7 Good 10 reviews

    “I live around the corner so my husband and I come to this place a lot and so far everyone working has been very kind and helpful. I THINK that it's owned and run by a small family and I love that about this store/gas station. If you're in the area and this place is an option I would definitely recommend!”

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  5. 83 West Stafford Road, Stafford Springs CT 06076

    3.2 Average 14 reviews

    “To Nicole Skinner that was when we just switched to 10. Google had not yet processed our request to change the hours because we put the request in that morning because that was the first day we started closing at 10. Those things take a few days. Im sorry for the inconvenience but don’t act like a child because you didn’t get your way it’s not a good look “Karen””

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