Gas Stations near Leland, IL

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  1. 180 North Main Street, Leland IL 60531

    4 Good 16 reviews

  2. 150 E Market St, Somonauk IL 60552

    4.5 Superb 79 reviews

    “small town gas station, whenever i have gone inside no matter who's working the counter they have always been wonderful and very friendly. the chicken is really good too yes fried chicken is really good there”

  3. 907 Walter Payton Memorial Hwy US-34, Earlville IL 60518

    4 Good 35 reviews

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  5. 900 E Market St, Somonauk IL 60552

    3.5 Good 59 reviews

    “I don't have anything to say about the store, but I stopped to grab some slices of pizza and one of the employees she was eating her lunch on the area it's the dressings,spoons and forks i say excuse me and she's moved whit actitud and she doesn't even clean she leaves the paper towels she was using to clean her hands.”

  6. 200 W Si Johnson Ave, Sheridan IL 60551

    3.4 Good 16 reviews

    “I stop here almost every day, and the crew has my usual down pat. When you walk in you know you're going to see a friendly face and Robert, in particular, has always been super personable and helpful, always asking how my days been. Definitely one of the nicest guys around. This BP is the quintessential small-town gas station, good vibes, good food at Subway, and a great place to grab a coffee and hang out.”

  7. 701 South Ottawa Street, Earlville IL 60518

    2.6 Average 36 reviews

    “Pleasant folks and quick service. The convenience store is fully stocked and the bathroom is clean. A couple of blocks off the highway. Its nice to know this Casey's is here.”

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