Gas Stations in Butler, IN

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  1. 321 W Main St, Butler IN 46721

    4.2 Good 35 reviews

    “The food is so good. The chicken is crispy and very fresh. The biscuits is very soft and feels like a pillow. They also have crispy shrimp, tenders, and also potatoes wedges. They have every sauce you can think of. And if your thirst they have a big variety of drinks. They also have the best deals on vapes specially on geek bars. Its very clean and smells nice.”

  2. 211 East Main Street, Butler IN 46721

    4.2 Good 30 reviews

    “This place is the smallest of all the gas stations in Butler. The lowest fuel prices in town can generally be found here. The business is family owned / operated and is more known for its customer service and personal touch than its size or large product selection.”

  3. 537 West Main Street, Butler IN 46721

    4.1 Good 60 reviews

    “The only thing I recommend here is the pizza, best damn gas station pizza I have ever had. Other than that, it's a gas station/convenience store. Gonna pay extra for the convenience. Good stop for truckers who need a place to sleep.”

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  5. 144 West Main Street, Butler IN 46721

    3.7 Good 15 reviews

    “Decent little convenience store. Open later than others, good spot to get munchies or whatever random stuff you're looking for ?? & the staff is nice and friendly!”

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