Gas Stations in Menominee, MI

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  1. 1405 10th St, Menominee MI 49858

    4.6 Superb 9 reviews

  2. 1405 10th St, Menominee MI 49858

    4 Good 49 reviews

    “Good cug/dip prices, especially when using card. However not sure, even after going online what the reward card gets you with the points. Usually busy! Love the free miniature cups for trying cappuccino.”

  3. 2937 10th Street, Menominee MI 49858

    4 Good 5 reviews

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  5. 3730 10th Street, Menominee MI 49858

    3.9 Good 37 reviews

    “We stopped here to get gas because it was at least thirty cents cheaper than the other gas stations in the area. The bathrooms are clean, and the people working there were nice.”

  6. 1915 10th Street, Menominee MI 49858

    3.8 Good 13 reviews

    “Krist gets a 5 star only because of their exceptional employee Kaitlyn that does a wonderful job and shows great customer service! The five star goes to Kaitlyn.”

  7. 1051 10th Ave, Menominee MI 49858

    3.3 Good 27 reviews

    “Ryan is a PHENOMENAL customer service representative! Very outgoing and personable! He even chased me down when I forgot my Rolaids. 10/10 absolutely recommend this gas station.”

  8. 3920 10th Street, Menominee MI 49858

    3 Average 24 reviews

    “By far the cleanist store i have been in with the best service and attention to detail i was greeted immediatly by the manager Autumn Reign and was given clear correct information on any questions on services and goods i had. I will not go to another gas station the manager has the place in the best operating order i have ever seen i recommend krist store 039 to everyone i know the employees there should be recognized for there hard work”

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