Gas Stations in Belchertown, MA

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  1. 18 Sargent Street, Belchertown MA 01007

    4.6 Superb 76 reviews

    “I’m very grateful for the work done here. There was great communication the entire time they had my car and they made sure no problem was left unsolved. This is deff where I will be bringing my car anytime I have any further issues. :)”

  2. 33 State St, Belchertown MA 01007

    4.2 Good 4 reviews

  3. 40 George Hannum Street, Belchertown MA 01007

    3.7 Good 27 reviews

    “The store has a new manager, Jason. I made a comment about product availability on line. And amazing...Jason called me to talk things over. Very nice open exchange. I had occasion to meet Jason while I was shopping. I knew he must be "somebody" because he was all over the store, checking things out, talking to customers. I spoke to him about some of my concerns and observations. He agreed with me, and in fact was already working on the areas. Anyway...if you need help ask, and if you have a comment, good or bad, I think the store manager genuinely wants to hear about it. I was in the store on August 7th. Wow! Who did the floors? They snap. Makes the entire store more inviting. And, so long as I'm rambling anyway....the employees in this store continue to rock. Always super helpful and friendly. Ok. I'm done. Good store. Good people.”

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  5. 165 State Street, Belchertown MA 01007

    3 Average 40 reviews

    “This is my regular gas station, and I stop for a sandwich and fries maybe once a week. I’ve never had a complaint with the quality of the service, food, etc. Cook staff are all friendly and do their job, in my experience.”

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