Gas Stations near Motley, MN

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  1. 7596 MN-64, Motley MN 56466

    4.6 Superb 114 reviews

    “Stopped for gas have been wanting to stop. It didn't disappoint it was nice and clean and just cool. They did have a deli abd a gift shop. And the bathroom was really nice. Oh and cashier was super friendly😊”

  2. 265 US-10, Motley MN 56466

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

    “The place has very large truck parking and parking is free. They also give free coffee to truck drivers, and the people there are very nice.😊😍😍”

  3. 1042 320th Street, Cushing MN 56443

    4.4 Superb 35 reviews

    “Dad was in charge of dinner tonight so I decided to give the pizza a twist!!! It was great and super fresh, top 10 for sure , we are pretty blessed to have it in our backyard”

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  5. 1230 US-10, Staples MN 56479

    3.2 Average 5 reviews

  6. 1042 320th Street, Cushing MN 56443

    3.5 Good 58 reviews

    “It has new owners now, I think it's called Victory now.? Same great place, they're still selling gas, non oxygenated gas for boats,atvs,ect.. , bait,the lottery, it still has the store inside. All good. They now close at 9:00 pm. I'm glade it's still there.”

  7. 713 US-10, Staples MN 56479

    3.3 Good 85 reviews

    “Pizza became just regular over past couple of years but the new lady that seems to be preparing/cooking it has me and my children elated to get our cheesy supreme pizzas. It’s not wet texture nor is it undercooked like the past couple years, actually has a perfect crisp with authentic consistency. Thanks Ms. Miranda we appreciate you.”

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