Gas Stations in Newberry, MI

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  1. 7502 State Hwy M123, Newberry MI 49868

    4.6 Superb 33 reviews

    “Good place to get gas, I like the gas quality runs good in all my vehicles, I like the phone App. with a discount that helps a lot. Don't like going in and pay first when using the app. but the staff are friendly in there and very helpful.”

  2. 13975 M-28, Newberry MI 49868

    4.5 Superb 49 reviews

    “If I have any complaint, they don't sell down state newspapers. LOL Very good gas prices considering they are so remote. The gas station store itself was clean and orderly and well stocked. One attendant who was friendly. A nice stop over in my drive from Marquette to the Soo.”

  3. 711 Newberry Avenue, Newberry MI 49868

    4.5 Superb 40 reviews

    “We stopped for gas and got a couple drinks for the road. This store is so clean and well stocked, and the owners were so very nice. I would definitely stop here if we are in the area again.”

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  5. 619 Newberry Avenue, Newberry MI 49868

    4.3 Superb 55 reviews

    “Hello, I believe I was in your store a couple summer's ago and you sold white fish smoke sauage. If so I like to reach out how to get more ship to us in cincinnati or at least find out the name of it. Thanks for the help.”

  6. 12070 M-28, Newberry MI 49868

    3.9 Good 7 reviews

    “Went to great lengths to make sure gas was delivered despite poor conditions. The drivers made it happen, and the nice lady in the office kept me informed on the situation as well as the drivers. Thank you Bowman.”

  7. 7502 State Hwy M123, Newberry MI 49868

    3.9 Good 35 reviews

    “My amazing and beautiful sister works here! Her coworkers and herself are pretty up beat and happy; ready to serve their customers with smiles. Great customer service ladies and gentlemen!!!”

  8. 7161 Newberry Avenue, State Highway M123, Newberry MI 49868

    3.5 Good 10 reviews

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