Gas Stations in Perham, MN

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  1. 211 Market Drive, Perham MN 56573

    4.1 Good 41 reviews

    “The great service and selection were used to with central market. Good coffee, friendly staff, and the doughnuts. Let's not forget the best doughnuts in the area hands down. If I had a gripe about the place it's because all the pumps are pre pay or pay at the pump. I think I'm more distraught over the reason they felt the need to make change it. Too many driveoffs, which could be directly correlated to the state of our economy which also correlates to the rise in crime. Either way it's a bummer. But like most things, it is what it is.”

  2. 410 West Main Street, Perham MN 56573

    4 Good 31 reviews

    “Gas station great service clean went to Pappasito's tasted like dirt they don't wash their lettuce or something well enough but I took two bites through the garbage”

  3. 940 Palubicki Ave, Perham MN 56573

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

    “I work next door at Napa, so I stop there a lot to either gas up my delivery car or my personal car. Cory makes my stop worth all the while, his sense of humor always makes me smile.”

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  5. 655 W Main St, Perham MN 56573

    3.9 Good 35 reviews

    “This one the gave free washes all day. Don't know if that was on purpose or not but never had a bad experience there. Everything works. Might spend like $8 if ya truck dirty. But, I like the place and go there a lot. They need a debit card machine. Gathering quarters and plucking them outdated in my opinion...so 9/10”

  6. 205 East Main Street, Perham MN 56573

    3.6 Good 13 reviews

  7. 43937 Ft Thunder Rd, Perham MN 56573

    3.3 Good 23 reviews

    “Awesome stop. Didn't charge me for a large cup of ice. Some places charge you the same as if it had soda in it. Very nice! Also had E85. Great place to stop.”

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