Gas Stations near Bristol, GA

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  1. 1982 GA-121, Bristol GA 31518

    2.5 Average 13 reviews

    “Went into this little place not really expecting much on my way to brunswick..... had to set up my GPS to where I came back to this place on my way back that's how great it was. The cheeseburger was the best and really great quality thick, juicy burger for the price!!”

  2. 418 Gordon St, Blackshear GA 31516

    4.9 Superb 23 reviews

    “Best burgers around! All their food is really good and cooked fresh. If you find yourself in our small town of Blackshear, GA stop on in for a bites you won't be disappointed.”

  3. 527 Gordon St, Blackshear GA 31516

    5 Superb 24 reviews

    “I showed up at the end of the day and could tell Cody was ready to get home, but he seen I really needed help and got me all set. He was happy to help and also enjoyed our conversation. Highly reccomend!Service: Tires”

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  5. 6497 US-84, Patterson GA 31557

    3.7 Good 26 reviews

    “Might need to get some people in there to change the prices on the shelves since many items on the shelves or mark different than what shows up in the cash register”

  6. 3706 GA-38, Blackshear GA 31516

    5 Superb 3 reviews

  7. 114 Gordon St, Blackshear GA 31516

    3.6 Good 24 reviews

    “If you're hungry for something to eat when stopping for fuel for the vehicles. Get fuel for your body. Circle K has a lot to offer. There fresh oven pizza is awesome. Thick and cheesy. The price for a whole pizza for a family of four is awesome, priced more than reasonable. Even if you're thirsty the . 89cent fountain drinks are always selling and good to go. You gotta love it. Enjoy ?”

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