Gas Stations near Gould City, MI

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  1. 9003 US-2, Gould City MI 49838

    4.8 Superb 45 reviews

    “I hope Bob sees this and understands how much he made our day. Me and me friend are returning home from a wedding and stopped at Bob's too pee. Unfortunately his plumping was under repair at the time, but this lovely old man with a charmingly decorated little shop genuinely made our days brighter. We didn't have cash on us (shop is cash only as of June 2024) so we weren't able to buy anything but I absolutely would have spent like $50 there just becuase of this lad's magnetic personality. 10/10, would reccomend Bob's Stop and Shop.”

  2. 9003 US-2, Gould City MI 49838

    4.5 Superb 23 reviews

    “Read the reviews while looking for a gas Station and this one popped up. Worth the stop and was an amazing experience. Bob lived up to the expectations and we all left with a gift and a smile. If you are passing through please stop in and keep places like this going.”

  3. 100 Melville St, Engadine MI 49827

    4.5 Superb 38 reviews

    “Amazing. Had every element of groceries that a person can think of. From school supplies to cake decorating as well as cleaning products, this place has everything besides gas. This was a complete grocery store. Very impressed stopping here while traveling through Michigan”

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  5. w17148 Main Street, Curtis MI 49820

    4.5 Superb 54 reviews

    “They were literally life savers. We were headed to Munising for the 4th of July when we got a flat tire. They got us on the road quickly and we're reasonably priced. 10/10 recommend”

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