Gas Stations near Houghton, IA

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  1. 512 Main St, Houghton IA 52631

    5 Superb 8 reviews

    “Stopped in on a bicycle trip for food and cold drinks. We both had BLTs. They were great. The service and feel of the place made to outsiders (clad in Lycra) feel welcome.”

  2. 512 Main Street, Houghton IA 52631

    3.6 Good 24 reviews

    “Stopped in after a long day of riding the bike for something to drink. I didn't realize that they had a small restaurant in the gas station at the time, but fortunately the cashier let me know about the tenderloin sandwich special which turned out to be pretty good. The people were friendly and the food was decent so I would recommend stopping in if you are passing through. I was a nice break on a hot day so give them a shot.”

  3. 3160 US-218, Salem IA 52649

    4.5 Superb 12 reviews

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  5. 400 N Main St, Donnellson IA 52625

    4.4 Superb 31 reviews

    “They really helped me out in a last-minute situation the day before Easter. My brother had come to buy a car from me, and during the test drive he hit something in the road that damaged the inside of one of the tires, making it unsafe for his 3.5-hour drive home. They did not have the exact tire size I needed in stock, but they were kind enough to let me bring in a tire I found elsewhere. I actually brought two, just in case they had time to replace both, and they were incredibly nice and accommodating. The price to replace both tires was very reasonable, and they had us in and out in less than an hour. I will definitely be coming back for my regular tire needs. Great job, guys!”

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