Gas Stations in Lake City, GA

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  1. 5540 Jonesboro Road, Lake City GA 30260

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “I’ve been to a lot of Chevron stations, but this one right here? It’s different. The gas is clean, powerful, and you can feel the difference in how your car runs smoother acceleration, better mileage, and no engine knock. The store itself is clean, the staff are always respectful, and the pumps are well-maintained. I’ve made this my go-to gas station because I trust them to keep their tanks clean and their product consistent Not all Chevrons are equal this one proves that quality and care matter. Shoutout to the team for keeping it ?.”

  2. 5731 Trammell Road, Lake City GA 30260

    3.8 Good 41 reviews

    “They had the items I was looking for at a decent price for a neighborhood store. The store is clean and the staff and customers are always nice and courteous. Until that changes I will continue to patronize them.”

  3. 5664 Jonesboro Road, Lake City GA 30260

    3.1 Average 32 reviews

    “This is my favorite Kroger location. This is only Kroger that I will go to for groceries. The best part to buy here are the fresh flowers. They always have great deals on them. Customer service is excellent. The place is maintained neat, clean and fully stocked. Self check out is usually a breeze if the store isn't busy. I can always get in and out with no problem. Ample free parking in front of the store. Anytime I have had issues at this store, the staff have been really accommodating. Kroger offers thousands of quality food and household products from your favorite brands and companies. From fresh produce, meats and seafood to dairy, home goods and pharmaceutical needs and gas, Kroger is your one stop for savings. Doesn't hurt to check them out for yourself. Well worth your time to stop and shop here.”

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  5. 5690 Jonesboro Road, Lake City GA 30260

    1.4 Poor 9 reviews

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