Gas Stations in Brookfield, IL

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  1. 3045 Maple Ave, Brookfield IL 60513

    4.1 Good 14 reviews

    “The owner of this gas station is really nice!!! The coffee is what keeps me coming back here, and he has good deals on the snacks/coffee along with decent gas prices!”

  2. 3419 Maple Ave, Brookfield IL 60513

    3.7 Good 31 reviews

    “The kindest young man from Jordan ?? is always the MOST respectful anytime I come in. Once I called right before closing and asked them to wait 5 minutes, and they did. Im blessed to have these Citgo boys in my community. Thanks for always being respectful and flexible with your neighborhood customers. God bless.”

  3. 8856 Ogden Avenue, Brookfield IL 60513

    3.4 Good 34 reviews

    “I go to this station about every 2 weeks when I get together with my friends that live out there. The gentleman at the service desk is always very polite and gracious. Has never made me feel out to place. This Sunday I stopped in as usual to get my lottery tickets when I'm out that way. I needed to use the bathroom, the gentleman was gracious as usual and said I could use the bathroom. When I walked in that bathroom, which was my first time , I was amazed at the cleanliness. I felt as if I was in a high end establishment not a gas station. Cudos to the staff.”

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  5. 3100 Maple Avenue, Brookfield IL 60513

    3 Average 53 reviews

    “amazing customer service and even better ownership , they hosted an event to show appreciation to the customers and I certainly enjoyed it, chicken and some sodas to help fill your stomach before grabbing gas, this gas station is the best in town!”

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