Gas Stations near Watson, MN

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  1. 367 Main Street, Watson MN 56295

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

  2. 102 Lac Qui Parle Ave, Milan MN 56262

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

  3. 605 US-212, Montevideo MN 56265

    4 Good 109 reviews

    “Really happy with my visit to Cenex Travel Plaza. The drinks were excellent and everything was reasonably priced. Great menu variety and the flavors were spot on. Highly recommend it and I'll be back for sure.”

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  5. 418 S 1st St, Montevideo MN 56265

    4.4 Superb 18 reviews

    “We were visiting Montevideo and wanted pizza delivered to our hotel room. This is a treat for us because where we live no one delivers as we are too far out. We thought we were settling for Casey's because they were the only option. Boy were we wrong! It took a while to get it, but it was absolutely worth the wait. Yum!! We all enjoyed it so much that we actually took the leftovers to our next destination and ate them...we rarely do that when we eat in our hotel room. We love in Washington State so until next time, peace out Casey's, stay delicious.”

  6. 2402 E Hwy 7, Montevideo MN 56265

    3.6 Good 19 reviews

    “Cindy (the manager) is very knowledgeable about all areas of the store (inside and outside). All employees are extremely friendly. If you want a great meal or snack, this is the place to go!! You will not be disappointed!!”

  7. 632 N 7th St, Montevideo MN 56265

    2.6 Average 51 reviews

    “Worked with Julie the manager, she was excellent! My company orders pizza from here frequently and she's gone above and beyond to ensure the orders, and receipts I need to expense them are all in order.”

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