Gas Stations near Au Gres, MI

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  1. 2490 E Huron Rd, Au Gres MI 48703

    3.3 Good 17 reviews

    “I just moved to augres. I frequent the shell station several times a week. All the cashier's are so polite and nice My favorite shell station!”

  2. 515 N Huron Rd, Au Gres MI 48703

    2.3 Poor 12 reviews

    “Always a great experience. We really like the pizza. They also have just about everything you need to get by, it's at a premium, but you also saving you the time and gas of heading to Tawas or Au Gres. Service is always great as well.”

  3. 3013 M-65, Whittemore MI 48770

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “Super clean and well stocked. Staff is always friendly and diligently working. Has a hot food counter but does not offer any items. Parking lot needs improvement. Sells liquor.”

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  5. 19 E Huron Rd, Omer MI 48749

    4.2 Good 99 reviews

    “This gas station is usually pretty much very clean inside well taking care of and have good staff! They have a good amount of different things while variety whether it be snack foods or jerky or even your coffee and other liquids that they have at their counter! The coffee is usually hot and pretty much fresh I haven't encountered any that is not The area is clean and well taken care of staff make sure you get things if it is not there All you have to do is ask! That's just use your manners as you would want them to use their manners with you! Good kind-hearted people!”

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