Gas Stations in Jay, FL

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  1. 3270 FL-4, Jay FL 32565

    4.9 Superb 8 reviews

  2. 3968 FL-4, Jay FL 32565

    4.7 Superb 14 reviews

  3. 3801-3833 FL-4, Jay FL 32565

    5 Superb 3 reviews

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  5. 3968 FL-4, Jay FL 32565

    4 Good 8 reviews

    “I never thought I would write a review talking about how good gas station food was. I spend a lot of time on the road and this little country store has the best fried chicken i have had in a very long time. Has a bit of Cajun kick to it but I would prefer here over any place in the Milton / Pensacola area. This will be my preferred lunch place from now on any time in this area”

  6. 3831 FL-4, Jay FL 32565

    3.9 Good 38 reviews

    “The owner opens the store each morning. This time is well spent by keeping up with P.R. and any thing else.The walk-in beer cooler does an outstanding job.ATM in storeSells three(3) grades of gas. Diesel as well.Also stocks the DEP needed for the newer diesel exhaust system.Nothing fancy. However, you can enjoy the caring atmosphere that surrounds the little Nugget...??.”

  7. 3968 FL-4, Jay FL 32565

    3.9 Good 64 reviews

    “I took a star away because y'all stopped selling angry orchard cans. Can't really take the bottles to the river. Please bring back the solo Angry Orchard cans 160z! Every store needs a hard apple cider to sell preferably Angrys, not Redds which is way too sweet like half of the other drink shall have. It was sold here for years and used to buy it every weekend until I bought them all about a year ago (?) and it never got restocked. Otherwise thanks for the rockin' food! And for any THC type products that you sell. Hard to get deliveries up here :-)”

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