Gas Stations near Altona, IL

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  1. 108 South Depot Street, Altona IL 61414

    4.6 Superb 10 reviews

  2. 102 Market St, Galva IL 61434

    4.5 Superb 38 reviews

    “Great place to stop for some smokes, gas, drinks and maybe some video gambling. Not gonna find a huge variety of snacks, but enough to curb your munchies. Owner and employees are as sweet as they come!”

  3. 12 Southwest 2nd Street, Galva IL 61434

    4.7 Superb 17 reviews

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  5. 105 E Hwy # 34, Oneida IL 61467

    4.5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Jim is wonderful, Honest, integrity, Friendly. Can not find better man to fix our car for 1,000 mile trip home to NC. Five stars. None better.”

  6. 1000 Southeast 2nd Street, Galva IL 61434

    4.8 Superb 4 reviews

  7. 221 North Depot Road, Wataga IL 61488

    3.7 Good 42 reviews

    “Came in on Feb 6th in the evening..it was amazing!!! Not sure of the ladies name...but she was crazy busy and still made great pizza!!! We will be back for sure❤”

  8. 12 SE 1st Ave, Galva IL 61434

    3.3 Good 3 reviews

  9. 509 Southeast 2nd Street, Galva IL 61434

    3.5 Good 48 reviews

    “I came in and got a pepperoni pizza. The lady said she was the assistant manager in the kitchen and kept me updated on how long my pizza was going to take to finish. While she was waiting for the pizza to come out of the oven I couldn't help but notice that she was staying busy and making sure the kitchen was clean. It's nice to know that the kitchen staff keeps their work areas clean and make our food fresh. I think she said her name was Kayla, she always had a smile on her face and was very kind. 5/5 will return”

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