Gas Stations in Eastpoint, FL

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  1. 352 US-98, Eastpoint FL 32328

    4.6 Superb 29 reviews

    “Lynn's is a must go for our family. We have tried it all..raw oysters, baked oysters, steamed shrimp, stone crab, fish dip, gumbo, Cole slaw, key lime pie. It is alllll good! Love the laid back outdoor seating and beautiful bay view. The service staff, year after year, are wonderful, kind folks. Now just get out and go get you some!”

  2. 352 US-98, Eastpoint FL 32328

    4.8 Superb 4 reviews

  3. 497 Norvell Street, Eastpoint FL 32328

    4.1 Good 19 reviews

    “I Love going on Bike Rides with the cold air hitting me in my face t takes me away from my heart ❤? acks and sleepless night I'm still trying to find a way to sleep without the man that I use to love more then anything in this world but piece by pice he took the love away from my heart I never felt the love I had for him but I woke up one morning and look at him and the love was gone it is like I fell out of love over night I mean I still have love but it's not breath taking love I love myself again ??”

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  5. 241 US-98, Eastpoint FL 32328

    3.3 Good 29 reviews

    “Ordered pizza a few days ago around 8 o'clock and when I went in, boy was it busy. The employee they had working was very nice even with a long line. It took a minute to get my food, but it's understandable as he was the only one there.”

  6. 499 US-98, Eastpoint FL 32328

    2.8 Average 11 reviews

    “10/10 customer service. It closed at 11, we came at 11:02 in need of some necessities. This was our third gas station and gage and another worker were kind enough to let us in and still sell to us. So much love gage. Huge shoutout.”

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