Gas Stations in Kentwood, LA

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  1. 733 Ave G, Kentwood LA 70444

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    “Mr. Tommy Simmons is the very best gas attendant I have ever came across and known. If Mr. Tommy can help you he will. He is a terrific Christian Business man who will always do his best for everyone he comes in contact with.”

  2. A, 2938 LA-38, Kentwood LA 70444

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “I stop there every morning and almost every evening to get what I need (Drinks, Snacks, Cigarettes, Gas, etc...) Shelves always stocked and very friendly, awesome employees.”

  3. 213 Avenue E, Kentwood LA 70444

    4.2 Good 4 reviews

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  5. 802 Ave G, Kentwood LA 70444

    3.7 Good 56 reviews

    “If you'd like if you like playing video poker you'll love it the slots are pretty loose I won last night my wife lost but it's usually the other way around”

  6. 16549 LA-38, Kentwood LA 70444

    3.7 Good 24 reviews

    “Very High Quality CRAWFISH! Most retailers over-season, but Spring Creek CrossRoads gets 'em RIGHT. Not too hot, not too salty, SCCR Crawfish are what Crawfish are supposed to be! Burn-your-lips-off is not what Cajun is. SCCR Crawfish are GOOD, and you can keep enjoying them, you don't have to back away from them to let your mouth cool off. THAT is Truly Southern. Thank You, Spring Creek CrossRoads, for getting them RIGHT!”

  7. 24609 LA-440, Kentwood LA 70444

    3.4 Good 18 reviews

    “Sunnyhill Store is great. They've got anything you may need plus they cook pretty good pork boudoin. Cigarettes are expensive though. But isn't that anywhere?”

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