Gas Stations in Concordia, KS

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  1. 1020 Lincoln Street, Concordia KS 66901

    4.3 Superb 44 reviews

    “I agree with most of the reviews here. The store was clean, well stocked, and well lit (11pm). The only problem I had was their coffee is probably the worst I have ever had and coffee was my only reason for stopping in there. I had to dump it out.”

  2. 1905 Lincoln Street, Concordia KS 66901

    4.1 Good 24 reviews

    “This gas station is a top-notch stop for all kinds of travelers. Not only are the fuel pumps fast and easy to use, but the EV charging station is modern and efficient—perfect for electric vehicle drivers. The car wash is a great bonus, leaving my car spotless in minutes. The restrooms are exceptionally clean, the staff is friendly and helpful, and the convenience store is well-stocked with everything you might need. A standout stop that makes road travel a lot more pleasant!”

  3. 1315 Lincoln Street, Concordia KS 66901

    3.9 Good 61 reviews

    “Fries are amazing, pizza is really good that's even compared to pizza places around and the wings are so worth it. Sodas usually always tasting crisp and even though check out might be a bit longer its worth it and the workers are nothing but nice.”

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  5. 102 West 5th Street, Concordia KS 66901

    3.4 Good 9 reviews

    “Nice place to fuel up at. Good place to get DEF for your diesel. Plenty of snacks and great food. They also have a place to shower. Lots of parking for your big rig.”

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