Gas Stations in Fairfield, ME

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  1. 204 Center Rd, Fairfield ME 04937

    4.6 Superb 107 reviews

    “Great spot to stop and refuel, but I've seen too many people at the gas pumps with trailers get into trouble because there really isn't enough room to turn. The biggest mess up was a guy with no experience and a U-Haul truck and trailer......”

  2. 74 Western Ave, Fairfield ME 04937

    4.3 Superb 17 reviews

    “The best pizza I've had in Maine since I moved here in 2014. Plenty of toppings, crispy crust it was great! Everyone working there had such a friendly attitude. Our new spot for take out for sure!”

  3. 227 Upper Main St, Fairfield ME 04937

    4.1 Good 67 reviews

    “Not my usual circle k but I sto pat this one every other day on my way through and the fountain drinks are usually really good here as well as the employees and very nice.”

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  5. 205 Upper Main St, Fairfield ME 04937

    4 Good 13 reviews

    “Nice employees good amount of snacks ice cream and free ice water, on top of that for five Fridays around October every single year there is free unlimited coffee a few times I went in there and left with more coffee than I could carry I'm serious actually spilt some of the coffee after I left”

  6. 204 Center Rd, Fairfield ME 04937

    3.6 Good 62 reviews

    “Great place to take a 34, clean n very friendly staff. Showers were extremely clean, 2washers n dryers available n a driver lounge if needed. Parking's free all they ask is font drop trailer or leave truck unattended. Thanks for having a relaxing place for truckers to reset, we will be back in the future!”

  7. 227 Upper Main Street, Fairfield ME 04937

    2.9 Average 28 reviews

    “Good pizza, sometimes the fountain drinks are not in stock can't beat the price for extra large drink for $1.07 I like how the pizza sauce is sweet. Customer service is great very friend people. I love this one lady and she is amazing very sweet person. Could be cleaner but more pros than cons”

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