Gas Stations in Summerfield, FL

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  1. 16644 US-441, Summerfield FL 34491

    4.6 Superb 100 reviews

    “Going in early morning to purchase gas and the friendly, beautiful and amazingly helpful woman up front is always, always, always pleasant no matter what kind of mood people are in when they enter those doors.”

  2. 9945 SE Hwy 42, Summerfield FL 34491

    4.1 Good 123 reviews

    “Good store as close to a northern bodega as you can get down here. It's kinda nice to go to a gas station that's just a gas station and not a restaurant and coffee bar and souvenir shop. Gas snacks drinks and beer. If stores started selling loose ones it would be almost a true bodega experience”

  3. 16481 US-301, Summerfield FL 34491

    4.2 Good 18 reviews

    “I always go to marathon they always have the cheapest gas they're very friendly inside very knowledgeable if I need to ask a question Yes they are always the best in prices on their gas”

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  5. 14725 SE, U.S. 27/441, Summerfield FL 34491

    3.8 Good 65 reviews

    “Busy place. 24/7.People filing in and flowing out. The Employees keep the customers moving. I don think Ive ever been there wasnt customers in the store or at the pumps. The wait in line has never been unbearably long”

  6. 17840 SE 109th Terrace Rd, Summerfield FL 34491

    2.5 Average 20 reviews

  7. 14870 US-441, Summerfield FL 34491

    2.7 Average 86 reviews

    “Up untill a few months ago i steared away from this store was completely crazy..staff could not handle the load in the am ..now they have this wounderful lady working ..named TRASY..she knows how to get it done ..in and out like lightning with the upmost southern hospitality great to have someone that knows what there doing in this store finnally a real pleasure to stop by when TRASY..is working”

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