Gas Stations near Amboy, IL

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  1. 342 North Mason Avenue, Amboy IL 61310

    3.4 Good 28 reviews

    “Awesome gas station! Amazing food also. All the beverages and snacks you want. Fountain soda also. Coffee & Cappuccino ☕️. Staff is friendly and professional. Plenty of parking. Plenty of gas pumps. Deisel also. Gets busy around lunch time, because the food is so good. You can definitely tell it is a great place to go for food and gas! Highly recommend! I will stop anytime I am passing through Amboy Illinois.”

  2. 308 East Main Street, Amboy IL 61310

    2.8 Average 74 reviews

    “I got a Medium Soft drink and a slice of sausage pizza; there was a wait before I could check out; many people came in after me, but I got my discount, paid and left. Good for a quick stop for snacks! The staff is polite and work hard.”

  3. 1100 East River Road, Dixon IL 61021

    4.6 Superb 27 reviews

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  5. 508 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Sublette IL 61367

    4.7 Superb 11 reviews

    “I just stopped there and picked up some homemade white cheddar mac and cheese with ham, I’m tempted to go back and take the whole crock pot of it, best ever!!!!! You need to stop and get some!!!! Definitely going for the food!!!!!”

  6. 1250 Franklin Grove Road, Dixon IL 61021

    3 Average 19 reviews

    “Gas Islands are Easy to maneuver large vehicles should you be in a Motorhome or towing a Trailer at Gasoline Pump Islands. Diesel pumps are separate pull thru islands so Semi Trucks or Personal Diesel Pickups with Trailers can easily use the Diesel Pumps. Friendly service for that coffee or other travel needs.”

  7. 203 W Lincoln Hwy, Franklin Grove IL 61031

    3.2 Average 41 reviews

    “Their kitchen is great! The new recipes they come up with are always fun, like the bbq bacon Hawaiian sliders, those are my new fave. But the pizza is a classic go to.”

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