Gas Stations in China, ME

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  1. 1390 Lakeview Drive, China ME 04358

    3.8 Good 37 reviews

    “I give a four because the employees I've dealt with are awesome. I didnt give them a five because the garden salad has cheese. Cheese does not grow in a garden. For people with allergies this could be extremely confusing and deadly.”

  2. 1390 Lakeview Dr, China ME 04358

    3.5 Good 37 reviews

    “Great coffee, great place for a breakfast sandwich in the morning. An look out over China lake in the morning. The workers are nice n pleasant an pretty fast ,”

  3. 1408 Belfast Rd, ME-3 South, China ME 04358

    2.7 Average 13 reviews

    “Let me preface this by saying, I didn't expect gas station pizza to be any good to begin with. I'm also used to eating pizza at a pizzeria, freshly reheated. That being said, Tobey's pizza is slightly better than I expected. The sauce is cheap, the cheese is cheap, but they managed to get a nice browning on the cheese. There's a decent spice blend on top and a good salty, garlicky taste to it. The base is pleasantly fluffy. No, the pizza isn't perfect, it's not even that great compared to most of the pizza I eat, but I'm giving Tobey's a decent star rating because they have decent prices, a friendly staff, and a good selection. If I was looking solely at the pizza, it might be closer to a 2-star. But again, that's not their main dish, so I don't think that should drag down the overall rating.”

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  5. 190 ME-3, South China ME 04358

    2.7 Average 20 reviews

    “Stopped by this gas station to get some lunch and saw that they had Chester’s chicken, I picked up a tender combo and it was delicious. That was the best dagum chicken I have ever had, and don’t even get me started on the biscuits( the best biscuit I have EVER had) I would recommend for any person wanting a quick lunch stop. Can’t wait to see how my toilet likes this one.”

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