Gas Stations in Blountstown, FL

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  1. 17590 Northeast Pear Street, Blountstown FL 32424

    4.6 Superb 6 reviews

    “I would love to give this place a 5 star rating because I have been coming there for over a decade with no issues, until today. After a misunderstanding took place, I let the cashier know she needed to be more polite to her customers because I had done nothing to provoke the attitude she was giving me during the entire encounter. She responded by telling me to go to another store. Upset by her reaction, I asked her for her name because she wasn't wearing her name tag. She refused to give it to me. This happened around 3pm.”

  2. 17881 Main Street North, Blountstown FL 32424

    4 Good 14 reviews

    “I gave this store a 5-Star because Bobby and his crew are really good with the public. It seems as if everyone who comes through the door knows him. The gas is priced competitively with the other stirs in town. Easy access and open until 11:pm. Here's where they get you.... There is a wide variety of thing that are sold here. There are also some amazing deals to be had. Come check them out and tell Bobby Larry sent you!!!”

  3. 20406 West Central Avenue, Blountstown FL 32424

    3.9 Good 14 reviews

    “I was there late at night for some munchie food the clerk was a very nice man that is apparently always there according to locals but he was pleasant and courteous.”

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  5. 19895 FL-20 West, Blountstown FL 32424

    2.7 Average 6 reviews

  6. 20961 Central Avenue East, Blountstown FL 32424

    2 Poor 4 reviews

  7. 17410 Main Street North, Blountstown FL 32424

    2.3 Poor 7 reviews

    “came in for an oil change and they got me in quick, which i appreciated cause i was in a hurry. prices are fair for the work they do but i wish theyd clean the windshield after, thats just a small thing.”

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