Gas Stations in Sandwich, IL

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  1. 201 W Church St, Sandwich IL 60548

    3.7 Good 24 reviews

    “Great service and love that it's so convenient. The staff truly care about the customers unlike some of the other gas stations in the Sandwich area. 10 stars!”

  2. 110 N Main St, Sandwich IL 60548

    3.7 Good 46 reviews

    “Love this place. The owner, Sam, is a super nice guy. He remembers everyone, my daughter loves him. We're there almost daily as it is so convenient for where we live”

  3. 902 E Church St, Sandwich IL 60548

    3.3 Good 70 reviews

    “I'm a Dasher so I'm here all the time lol. Food is usually almost ready to go when I get there. I'm always greeted when I go in (unlike other places). I get my gas here 90% of the time. I've ordered my own pizzas & breadsticks from here & it's always very good! Stevie in the kitchen & the others I usually see in there are Great. I actually look forward to going into this store :)”

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  5. 4742 E 2750th Rd, Sandwich IL 60548

    3 Average 11 reviews

    “The cashier was very polite. The store seemed to have everything you might need when you're on the road. I saw a billiard room and wouldn't mind visiting this location again if I'm ever in the area and not on business. Thank you!”

  6. 222 W Church St, Sandwich IL 60548

    2.3 Poor 26 reviews

    “Im traveling cross state currently, I had the gps on and needed to stop to get gas, punched in shell so i can save something on a gallon because of the hard times, And brought me here, great snack selection, and great customer service, the gentlemen running the register was outstanding, with also helping me find things i couldn't find, defenently stopping on my way back to California.”

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