Gas Stations in Vernon, FL

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  1. 3693 Roche Ave, Vernon FL 32462

    4.3 Superb 93 reviews

    “This place is a gem!! Locally owned and operated! It’s always cleans and welcoming with a smile. The deli has the best breakfast and lunch around. They even have an outdoor section in the back with abunch of goodies. You have to check this place out it’s definitely worth it.”

  2. 3600 Moss Hill Rd, Vernon FL 32462

    4.3 Superb 30 reviews

    “Very clean and staff were very friendly! Especially Jeffrey behind cash register!!! Wow- what an exceptional employee. He was very friendly and accommodating. Spicy chicken sandwich was delicious as well.”

  3. 4498 FL-79, Vernon FL 32462

    5 Superb 14 reviews

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  5. 4498 FL-79, Vernon FL 32462

    4 Good 11 reviews

    “Labrena and Shanna I hope I spelled there names right they introduced me to boiled peanuts. Now I ain't never had no boiled peanuts. Y'all let me tell y'all it's so good. I'm on vacation and honey there establishment was clean and welcoming. We used the clean restrooms and got our snacks . Oh and I got the Cajun Peanuts 🥜. Thank you ladies for a great experience. They need raises and bonus money.”

  6. 3276 Main St, Vernon FL 32462

    3.6 Good 85 reviews

    “Awesome, I was almost out of gas coming home from Jacksonville and didn't know this was here. Lifesaver! New pumps and well-lit as it was almost dark and drizzling.”

  7. 3276 Main St, Vernon FL 32462

    2.4 Poor 8 reviews

    “I absolutely love this place. It's on our way to Panama city beach. They are very friendly it is super clean, restrooms are always spotless. Chicken is delicious and their kratom products are the best!”

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