Gas Stations in Stone Park, IL

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  1. 1800 Mannheim Rd, Stone Park IL 60165

    3.7 Good 34 reviews

    “Got Cricket? Want Cricket? Have a question? The manager of this store, Joel, is the most knowledgeable and helpful cell phone rep you will ever meet. That is why I've gone there and have bought my phones there for years. I tell everyone that when I have any phone issues, I've got a guy. And 1600 N Mannheim Rd in Stone Park is where you'll find him. Entire staff is well trained and helpful. Go here first. You'll be glad you did.”

  2. 1700 Mannheim Rd, Stone Park IL 60165

    3.5 Good 27 reviews

  3. 3216 W North Ave, Stone Park IL 60165

    3 Average 42 reviews

    “GAS IT UP This is one of my favorite gas stations, for two very specific reasons: 1) it's half a block from my workplace 2) they have alcohol Although the first point is important, it's thanks to the second point why I keep coming back here. They have a pretty decent array of wine & liquor, not to mention a walk-in beer fridge with domestic and imported cans/bottles. Mostly stuff like Modelo, Tecate, Victoria (Latin brands), but they've also got Heineken and Becks. Booze prices are reasonable, if a tad higher than what's sold at the Delta Sonic a mile east of here. Snack selection is solid; they've got flavors of Slim Jims that other places don't carry! This SuperStation also features a heated lazy susan with pizza puffs and other vaguely questionable items not unlike what you'd find at a 7-11. Workers are usually pretty friendly. A quickie car wash and Dunkin Donuts are attached to this small gas station complex, making it a great one stop shop for all your gasoline/muffin/beef jerky/alcoholic needs.”

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