Gas Stations in Harvard, IL

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  1. Northwest Suburbs, Chicagoland Township, 360 McGuire Rd, Harvard IL 60033

    4.1 Good 27 reviews

    “The staff is friendly and the store is clean. Removed one star only because the aisles are set up awkwardly and it’s difficult to find which item you’re looking for sometimes.”

  2. 24102 IL-173, Harvard IL 60033

    4 Good 31 reviews

    “Stopped here to ask for a plastic shopping bag for my daughter to use when she got car sick. As I was getting ready to leave the women working there were so kind and helpful to ask to bring wet paper towels to wipe her up and a cold ziplock bag of wet paper towels for her forehead. Thank you for making her morning a lot better and mine too! The world is a better place with these nice women in it!”

  3. 309 S Division St, Harvard IL 60033

    3.3 Good 60 reviews

    “Friendly employees and the place is always clean. I just read a snide comment from someone who said "love the smoking area outside of store and gasoline being flammable is so overated". The store front is plenty far away from the pumps and it's not a smoking "area" just a place to put yours out if you have one! This really is a good establishment with great employees”

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  5. 1300 North Division Street, Harvard IL 60033

    2.4 Poor 28 reviews

    “good only for getting what the dollar general next door don't have, expensive though. bathroom was better aswell. the only downside is that you have to watch out for cars after getting out of school.”

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