Gas Stations near Neoga, IL

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  1. 810 Oak Avenue, Neoga IL 62447

    3.2 Average 58 reviews

    “I don't live in neoga but I come through here once a month in the mornings and since I can't eat eggs because of stomach issues there is always one wonderful worker, named Cassie, who knows me as soon as I walk through the doors and she immediately goes and makes me a breakfast sandwich without the egg. This makes me feel extremely thankful that there are still places that take care of you and treat you with a welcoming smile and go out of their way to make you feel important and this Casey's does both. Thank you to Cassie and all the Casey's crew. I will always be coming back.”

  2. 1095 US-45, Neoga IL 62447

    3.2 Average 19 reviews

    “New owner. Lot is a little rough. Gravel. Three diesel islands usually. One looked down today. Overnight parking available. Coffee is hot. Subway has been removed. Bathroom is clean. Love the restaurant. The Depot. Servers are nice and food is decent.”

  3. 2062 Laker Avenue, Mattoon IL 61938

    4.2 Good 78 reviews

    “Stopped for gas and snacks on our road trip across state. It was clean, the prices were fair, and the staff were very friendly. I highly recommend stopping here. You won't be disappointed.”

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  5. 1014 Kentucky Avenue, Windsor IL 61957

    3.9 Good 33 reviews

    “Every time if I need something fast food wise I would say go to caseys its the best their pizza is sooooooo good I get on every day when im with my mom I go there and I think you guys should get a slushies for kids like a slushie maker”

  6. 1601 Old State Road, Mattoon IL 61938

    3.8 Good 27 reviews

    “Awkward entrance for large vehicles, especially if pulling a trailer. Underground tank covers are located where nearly every vehicle must bump over them. This station does not have E85.”

  7. 4920 Lake Land Blvd, Mattoon IL 61938

    1.8 Poor 6 reviews

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