2336 N Belfast Ave, Augusta ME 04330
“This is my new favorite place to stop when entering Augusta via Route 3. No gummy pre wrapped sandwiches, it's all fresh. Home made chicken salad and egg salad! So good. They even have comfortable indoor seating if you prefer to keep your truck clean! The staff is absolutely awesome! Definitely worth the stop.”
785 Riverside Dr, Augusta ME 04330
“The owner is a super nice guy. The pizza is better than most of the pizza place is around here and the baked goods on the checkout counter are absolutely delicious! Every time I pass by while I’m working, I make sure to stop in. Trust me you won’t be disappointed!”
262 Western Avenue, Augusta ME 04330
“It's always good to see an Irving station when traveling in the US. The pumps are up to date and handle my Canadian credit card at the pump. Easy to pay/pump/go.”
284 Civic Center Dr, Augusta ME 04332
“I've stopped here a few times. Never had a bad experience. They are located on a corner so it's convenient in and out parking if you have a a large truck, trailer or other large vehicle. This is a good size store with fuel, clean restrooms and fast, friendly and convenient service.”
262 Western Ave, Augusta ME 04330
“What a great place The cashier the guy there just an amazing person very positive with a great way to get a cup of coffee and start your morning Good job Rusty lantern market”
291 State Street, Augusta ME 04330
“This is a great little store that actually keeps its gas prices lower than the big-name fuel companies. It's an essential store for businesses and the community. A store that offers a quick drink or snack to a loaf of bread, a gallon of milk, or to play the lottery. Friendly service. Stop on by and check it out.”
363 Western Avenue, Augusta ME 04330
“I want to give a special shout-out to the manager, Dostie, at this Fabian Oil location for going above and beyond to help us when my wife and I were stranded on Saturday, August 22nd. The manager could not have been more kind or understanding. He allowed us to stay with our disabled vehicle at the station while we worked through the situation and figured out how to get home. We were obviously pretty stressed and unsure of what we were going to do, and his willingness to help a couple of stranded strangers took a huge weight off our shoulders. He had no obligation to help us, but he showed genuine compassion, patience, and understanding when we really needed it. Thank you again — your kindness made a stressful situation a whole lot easier!”
183 Capitol St, Augusta ME 04330
“My favorite convenience store in Maine. It's employee s are the best and I don't miss a day going there.Best place around and the buffalo chicken pizza is #1 in this town. I have to truly say I've missed the red hot dogs since machine broke down prices on everything tif good also. Congratulations to the best circle k I've ever been to thank you so much employees your the best in my book”
240 Riverside Drive, Augusta ME 04330
“This may not be the biggest or most modern store in the area, but the customer service is that of a hometown store. They go above and beyond to help you with whatever you need! I go in there almost daily for gas or whatever and during the biggest snow storm of the year the banks were closed and my debit card wouldn't work, they worked with me to help with what I needed and I couldn't be more appreciative! Definitely A++ rating for me!!!”
101 Bangor Street, Augusta ME 04330
“Not the best mobile gas station I've been to. But the machines worked with the mobile app and that is a plus. Much better than other newer ones that I went to that didn't have their mobile app program working.The receipt printer did not work. And their trash was overflowing.”
216 Eastern Avenue, Augusta ME 04330
“I generally purchase gas here. It is easy to pull in and back out onto route 17. The store does have a lot of items to purchase. Snacks, sandwiches, drinks, and much more.”
132 Mount Vernon Avenue, Augusta ME 04330
“This was the cleanest gas station I have ever been too....The clerk was honestly was the nices guy, and I would come back for the outstanding customer service...”
5 Denali Way, Augusta ME 04330
“My favorite Rusty to stop at. They never are short on ingredients for my orders unlike the one on Civic Center. They have an entire team who are knowledgeable, professional, and always kind. Never had a bad experience here.”
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