Gas Stations near Pearl City, IL

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  1. 101 South Main Street, Pearl City IL 61062

    3.2 Average 11 reviews

    “I went a while ago, and they had beer battered chicken strips. It was 15 for $8, and I have never been happier. It was one of the greatest food experiences I've ever had. The chicken was the size of my hand. It is a wonderful place, and I hold it close to my heart.”

  2. 100 North Main Street, Pearl City IL 61062

    2.5 Average 6 reviews

  3. 519 E Lena St, Lena IL 61048

    4.8 Superb 24 reviews

    “I usually stop between 3/4 or 8/9 pm. I have often had younger young men working & they are simply some of the nicest & most helpful young men I've had the experience of meeting. Great Staff & Great Food”

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  5. 501 West Market Street, Shannon IL 61078

    3.8 Good 29 reviews

    “Great management and most of the staff are just as good. A few bad customers make there jobs a lot more difficult. A lot of man babies keep destroying the bathroom and leaving it disgusting. Staff try to keep up with cleaning up after them. A lot of the bad reviews are from garbage people that wanted free stuff and special treatment, but didn't get either.”

  6. 301 North Schuyler Street, Lena IL 61048

    3.7 Good 51 reviews

    “Great staff, always friendly. In fact, my cousin accidentally left their wallet in the bathroom and someone returned it to the staff and they helped us get it back without any issue.”

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