Gas Stations near Clarissa, MN

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  1. 404 US-71, Clarissa MN 56440

    4.1 Good 9 reviews

    “Love this local municipaly ran gas station. Municipalities should be running businesses like these, so much more caring about the community than the giant corporate gas stations. The money stays in these small towns when you spend it there. The way it used to be back when the world made sense.”

  2. 404 US-71, Clarissa MN 56440

    3.5 Good 4 reviews

  3. 26762 County 26, Staples MN 56479

    4.9 Superb 41 reviews

    “Wow, I used to stop here regularly back in the mid-late '90s during my summer job out in the sunflower fields (Breckenridge, MN-based SIGCO Research & Mycogen Seeds). Our little van crew would stop here to eat on our lunch break, cool off inside, and buy snacks and ice cold drinks. Looking at these pictures, everything appears just as I remember it! What a time capsule! I live in Detroit Lakes nowadays and I think I'm going to have to make a special trip over there this summer just to visit for old time's sake!! Don't ever change, Don & Dave's!!!”

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  5. 457 N Main St, Browerville MN 56438

    3.7 Good 33 reviews

    “This caseys had the best customer service i have ever seen. The nice young lady that was at the register was so nice and polite! I love the food here to it is great. The best food I’ve had from a gas station yet. Keep up the good work!”

  6. 316 Main Street West, Bertha MN 56437

    3.5 Good 34 reviews

  7. 202 US-71, Eagle Bend MN 56446

    2.6 Average 5 reviews

    “This the store formerly know as staples bakery now under new ownership now called Little store in Eagle Bend they still offer the same great staples bakery products.”

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