Gas Stations in Abita Springs, LA

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  1. 72019 Maple Street, Abita Springs LA 70420

    4.6 Superb 52 reviews

    “My wife and I both needed new tires on our cars recently. They not only found us great tires at a terrific price, but got both of us done on a busy Saturday so we could have our vehicles for the work week. They also have non ethanol gas and propane which comes in handy during hurricane season and random snow days. Please show these local guys your support and give hem your business!”

  2. 71011 LA-59, Abita Springs LA 70420

    3.6 Good 76 reviews

    “Since this is Mardi Gras weekend, I thought that I would round up my research on "fried chicken". Now Church's and Popeye's are ok but, the chicken at this little convenience store has all of them beat.Every day, they consistently crank out the very best "fried chicken" I have ever had. I have gone there on different days to check their consistency and they score high every time. So if you are in the market for some "great" fried chicken, this is the place to visit.The first batch of chicken for the day is displayed on the checkout counter every day at 10:00 am and ready to eat, be aware that their chicken is so tender and juicy that you'll want to eat more than one piece, so go ahead.The second batch of chicken for the day is displayed on the checkout between 2 to 4:00 pm and once again, ready to eat.If this was not the best "fried chicken" I would not be writing about it. se bon”

  3. 22079 LA-59, Abita Springs LA 70420

    3.5 Good 48 reviews

    “Cheapest cigarettes in town Lucky strikes 441 after tax get them there. Plus Ms Ray that works there is a really nice sweet lady and it's kind of courteous to me every time I go in there.”

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