Gas Stations in Cassopolis, MI

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  1. 987 East State Street, Cassopolis MI 49031

    3.8 Good 77 reviews

    “THEY HAVE EVERY SINGLE FLAVOR OF PRIME!!! (Not the limited editions obvi) BUT THANK YOU GUYS LITERALLY MADE MY WEEK BY COMPLETING MY PRIME COLLECTION!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I LIVE LIKE 40 MINS OR SO FROM HERE, I WILL LITERALLY DRIVE HERE TO GET PRIME!!!”

  2. 1119 M-60, Cassopolis MI 49031

    4.2 Good 11 reviews

    “The place doesn't look like much from the outside but the food they put out is outstanding. We used Porky's for catering a fried chicken dinner for one night of our family reunion at Stone Lake. The chicken was outstanding! We also had their famous Mojo's (fried potato wedges) and Cole slaw. The meal was hot on arrival with a nice crunch on the chicken. We even loved the leftovers the next day. I would highly recommend them as a caterer of their broasted chicken. You won't be disappointed.”

  3. 604 E Water St, Cassopolis MI 49031

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

    “Service Oil has always meet our expectations. On occasion I would have to call them at unusual times of day. Service Oil has always meet our demands. Thank You for being there. Sarah Nelson”

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  5. 221 S Broadway St, Cassopolis MI 49031

    2.5 Average 16 reviews

    “The family that runs the place are very friendly even though they have signs on the door about master required because of the governor's order if you forgot your mask they don't make you go back out and get one”

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