405 North Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain MI 49801
“I like amaco and just because that stupid big name gas station ⛽️ came in down the highway from yous, I STILL WON'T go. Haha!! I'd rather be loyal to local even if the "local" aren't local idk ? ? but I'll be stopping by amaco for the gas in my wife's vehicle every time I pay for the gas at least!”
1010 North Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain MI 49801
“First Gas Station I have ever been to that sells Fresh Meat (steaks, ground beef, eggs etc.) Wine, lots of beer, liquor, donuts. Has a car wash and all the items you need for a road trip.”
W 8158, US-2, Iron Mountain MI 49801
“I needed fuel oil just as the prices for gas and diesel were spiking because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It took a few days after I called for them to deliver and the price of fuel oil went up in that time but they gave me the price it was when I first called which was awesome of this company. I highly recommend them!”
616 North Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain MI 49801
101 Mattes Avenue, Vandalia MI 62471
“Good place to stop for gas along the highway. Had a pretty competitive price and are located in a convenient spot when traveling. It isn't quite a full service gas station though as they don't have a walk in store area. However, they do still have public bathrooms to use on the exterior of the building. The bathrooms were in alright conditions, however they were good enough for a quick stop.”
1523 S Stephenson Ave, Iron Mountain MI 49801
“Its a nice, clean, and convenient gas station and the staff is always friendly, I wish they would designate the parking spot by the air JUST for people that need air, I see alot of people that need air that block alot of thru trafficking waiting for the spot to be available when the person parked there is inside~”
1940 South Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain MI 49801
205 North Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain MI 49801
“I go to northside krist for lunch alot and the manager is wonderful! She is full of energy and so nice and always willing to help the customers. I would be proud to have her working for my business!”
1017 South Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain MI 49801
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Read the postSheetz Inc., the Pennsylvania-based convenience store chain, is making big moves in the Motor City. The company announced plans to open four more locations across metro Detroit, weeks before opening its first Michigan location. The first Michigan Sheetz will open its doors in late summer at 33380 Wick Road in Romulus. More locations are planned for Taylor, Warren, and Macomb Township, each employing around 30 people, mostly full-time.
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