Gas Stations near Neodesha, KS

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  1. 825 Main Street, Neodesha KS 66757

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “Passing thru KS on Hwy 400 and nature called, as it sometimes does.. A short diversion into town and the first gas station we saw was this Phillips 66. Typical convenience shop interior, nothing hot to eat on this Sunday morning, and a couple of local fellows sitting at a small table up front drinking coffee. The rest rooms are at the back of the store and were immaculate! The bright led overhead lights made the porcelain in this throne room shine. Soap and paper products aplenty. Can't speak to the gas, but this place rates five stars for meeting my needs ?”

  2. 125 Main Street, Neodesha KS 66757

    4.2 Good 33 reviews

    “Casey’s has a good selection of breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu items. You can order ahead, order while you’re there, or grab fresh food out of their warmers. They have a great phone app you can use to order your food that has lots of deals and membership rewards as well. Casey’s has their own distinctive pizzas that many prefer over other pizza chains. Give Casey’s a try; you won’t be disappointed. Our Casey’s is extremely friendly and serves our little, tight knit community well.”

  3. 226 13th St, Altoona KS 66710

    4 Good 16 reviews

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  5. 101 North 10th Street, Fredonia KS 66736

    3.5 Good 51 reviews

    “Almost didnt go after read8ng review about it being dirty and rude staff but we were hungry and wanted breakfast pizza. Our experience was opposite of review read. The woman i talked to was nice, helpful and the place seemd clean to me. Pizza hit the spot. Hoping try the popper one on the way back home”

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