Gas Stations in Addis, LA

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  1. 7827 LA-1, Addis LA 70710

    4.4 Superb 26 reviews

    “Next time I come and y’all charge me $11 for a pack of grab a leafs it’s gonna be a problem then I seen when you said $22 dollars for 2 packs and how the girl looked at you keep thinking you getting over on girls n watch”

  2. 3647 Sugar Plantation Pkwy, Addis LA 70710

    2.9 Average 8 reviews

    “Great opening day at this store! I live in the subdivision and decided to go on my daily exercise trip. It’s about a 10-15 minute walk for me. The parking lot was packed. Inside was spacious and clean. They were offering free cooked food. Pizza, fried chicken, tenders, brisket, sausage, breakfast items, all day. I went around 5pm so items were limited. I tried the brisket, sausage, and wedges. It was hot and fresh. The only thing missing was some bbq on the brisket. My daughter had the tenders and wedges. Her tenders were hot, crispy, and seasoned. Definitely more flavor than Cane’s. They have a large liquor selection. I even saw 1/2 Gallon blue bell ice cream. Getting in and out might be a little hectic with the traffic. Never less, I appreciate that I can get items without crossing the tracks. I think this store will do well in this area despite the traffic.”

  3. 7332 LA-1, Addis LA 70710

    2.5 Average 78 reviews

    “Great Store ! Great Food! Great Atmosphere !! Mr.Jeremy is an awesome Manager greets every customer and never stops moving when it comes to cleaning keep up the great work and strive even higher.”

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