Gas Stations in Shelbyville, MI

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  1. 11937 Marsh Rd, Shelbyville MI 49344

    4.7 Superb 48 reviews

    “VERY CLEAN BATHROOM! This place is very clean, has a well stocked store, & friendly service. My entire family used the store for something and we all used the restroom, we were all very pleased with the cleanliness.”

  2. 6989 Marsh Rd, Shelbyville MI 49344

    4.1 Good 52 reviews

    “Friendly & Honest Folk, the Owner is a hard worker and his small town People always enjoy seeing the locals when they come in. They have a pot of hot coffee on and the old farmers come in to chew the fat while they stop in for a minute... :-)”

  3. 1150 129th Avenue, Shelbyville MI 49344

    4.1 Good 73 reviews

    “I have become a regular at this location for gas, snacks and drinks when I head south. The parking lot is huge and is easily accessible both in and out even when they’re busy. I’m usually greeted with a “hey how have ya been” or “there’s my favorite customer” i never feel like just a number no matter who is working. The staff is always pleasant and helpful. This location is also open 24 hours. The warm food selection is great and is very reasonably priced. I have tried the pretzels, burritos, chips and cheese, breakfast sandwiches and the roller food, Taquito’s, hotdogs and polish sausage, and the Pizza is a 10/10. They partner with Gun Lake Casino so you can get a discount on gas with your players card. This location also sells alcohol and is handicap accessible with an automatic door button. The store is always clean including the bathrooms. This location is also heavily patrolled by the tribal officers and the local police so I always feel safe, day or night. Great stop for gas, a snack and a meal with the other restaurants that are right next door.”

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