Gas Stations near Freeborn, MN

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  1. 105 N Star Rd, Alden MN 56009

    4 Good 28 reviews

    “Very clean place. Bathrooms are well kept up. Shelves are stocked. Staff is professional, and knowledgeable.However the the only thing that kept me from giving it a 5 star is the prices, they are a bit high....”

  2. 601 N Star Ln, Hartland MN 56042

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

  3. 415 2nd St SE, New Richland MN 56072

    3.1 Average 49 reviews

    “Seems to be a fairly typical Casey's, good pizza! I placed a pizza order from the app and it was done at least 10 minutes before the app said it would be ready. (Note for taco pizza lovers, a large has 12 slices here, and I was provided 8 taco sauce packets in the box, if you prefer more sauce, they have packets out in the open for you to take some extra. They also have other sauce available along with red pepper flakes and parmesan cheese packets) I definitely recommend getting the app/rewards if you visit Casey's regularly. Restrooms available, gas and air for tires, firewood, cold or hot sandwiches. I seen a lot of reviews saying they are not open at the time they list on Google but I have not seen that myself. Checkout point of sale system is slow, but that is my experience at any Casey's I've been to.”

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  5. 23087 State Hwy 13, Albert Lea MN 56007

    2.3 Poor 27 reviews

    “Small place, dirt lot and limited on stuff inside but it’s a small place. They do have bathrooms. Not the greatest but everything worked! Happy to have a place to sleep, use the facility, and get a cup of coffee. Stumbled across it late at night and was very grateful!”

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