Gas Stations in Harlem, GA

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  1. 175 W Milledgeville Rd, Harlem GA 30814

    4.5 Superb 31 reviews

    “This is my oldest son's favorite mini-mart! He says that everyone who works here is 'Da Bomb' ?I'm not a mini-mart person per say- but if I have to use one in Harlem, this is the one to use.”

  2. 110 E Milledgeville Rd, Harlem GA 30814

    4.2 Good 16 reviews

    “I love his place! I go here often and the staff are always the sweetest. Besides them—the place has EVERYTHING. From candy, to drinks, to snacks, to alcohol. It's awesome. :)) Only downside is that most things don't have a price tag, but it's always an option to ask one of the clerks!”

  3. 110 East Milledgeville Road, Harlem GA 30814

    4.2 Good 4 reviews

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  5. 1313 Hollow Hwy, Harlem GA 30814

    3.9 Good 53 reviews

    “Friendly staff well stocked for a small store great selection in the beer cave, an cheaper than a Sprint store next door. Very competitive for a mom& pops store.”

  6. 345 West Milledgeville Road, Harlem GA 30814

    3.7 Good 42 reviews

    “A little bit of everything at the Jet Food Store here in Harlem. Gas, snacks and cold drinks, Lottery tickets, smokes if you have to. Friendly and open long hours. Come visit!”

  7. 1325 Appling Harlem Road, Harlem GA 30814

    3.5 Good 73 reviews

    “Very nice store. Clean bathroom, good prices on cold foods for it to be a convenient store. They have a hot bar in here and it's 7:38 right now and they are still open so that cool. I think it's a good place to stop and grab what you need.”

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