Gas Stations in Robinson, IL

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  1. 301 W Main St, Robinson IL 62454

    4.9 Superb 99 reviews

    “I come here almost everyday, and the workers are so caring. They talk to me every time I come in. I love this store, and there is so many good things I could say about it. Their Kate’s Kitchen food is so fresh and delicious.”

  2. 301 West Main Street, Robinson IL 62454

    4.3 Superb 54 reviews

    “I'm from Dallas and i really appreciate Armeda for helping me out and telling me about what's going on here in Robinson.. she was very nice and helpful..wonderful attitude and very nice.”

  3. 607 East Main Street, Robinson IL 62454

    4.1 Good 49 reviews

    “They messed my order up a couple days ago. I called and spoke with the store manager. I was very upset until I spoke with him and realized that he actually cared. He apologized multiple times and was very friendly. He replaced my order and made it fresh, It was so good! I will definitely be coming back next time I'm passing through. A++”

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  5. 900 S Cross St, Robinson IL 62454

    3.5 Good 8 reviews

    “Very family friendly and the staff is very friendly all of the staff in their sense with my friend and this gas station is better place to get soda from in Robinson Illinois”

  6. 1603 West Main Street, Robinson IL 62454

    3.6 Good 45 reviews

    “Casey’s GeneralIf you are looking for good breakfast pizza, be sure to check out the offerings here at Casey’s General. We place an order for two breakfast pizzas (egg/cheese/sausage and egg/cheese/bacon) late one evening and they were ready, piping hot and fresh the next morning. We took them into the office for the team and they were a bit hit!”

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