Gas Stations in Louisville, MS

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  1. 16369 West Main Street, Louisville MS 39339

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “Abraham is the best hands down!! He is so caring and sweet. His workers are top notch as well! He makes sure his customers get anything they need, even if he has to order it. Great service!!”

  2. 16465 West Main Street, Louisville MS 39339

    5 Superb 8 reviews

  3. 844 South Church Avenue, Louisville MS 39339

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “This is the only place in town my mother will allow me to buy ethanol-free gas for her vehicle. Very nice folks, clean interior and exterior. Business is steady, but I've never had to wait in line to buy gas.”

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  5. 16177 West Main Street, Louisville MS 39339

    4.4 Superb 20 reviews

    “I have been buying liver cheese there.my last purchase was$2.85.today I was told I have to spend at least $3.00. what's wrong with the picture. I don't have any intentions of ever going back. One day items are one price different that evening. One bad apple in that trio.”

  6. 1511 North Columbus Avenue, Louisville MS 39339

    4.4 Superb 17 reviews

    “I loved this little gas station. I think it is family owned and operated because the employees were so kind and gave me my water for free. That never happens anymore. They cook and sell burgers, chicken sandwiches, and things like that. My boyfriend got a pulled pork sandwich and I tried it and it was delicious, so I got one too. It was not as good, tasted like it had been sitting out too long. I'm still giving 5 starts because I know if I'd taken it back they would've given me another one.”

  7. 1405 South Church Avenue, Louisville MS 39339

    4.6 Superb 5 reviews

    “Raj, Ricky, and Omar have always been friendly, helpful, and have gone above and beyond in providing me with customer service. I highly recommend The New Dixie Marathon!”

  8. 8660 MS-490, Louisville MS 39339

    4.2 Good 23 reviews

    “I’m always looking to support my local community so I was sad I hadn’t been to this place before because they have a lot to offer for a gas stop! The people are friendly, the owner was chill, you can get your kicks off the 490 split. Get a roman’s pizza and a cold one with your fill up. Great spot, Dollar General right cross the way.”

  9. 14330 MS-15, Louisville MS 39339

    4.2 Good 14 reviews

    “Never had a bad experience at Murphy's. Always experience a high level of customer service. Always on top of rewards. Gas and cigarettes and occasionally a drink. Thats what Murphy's is about. Here you ain't got the convenience store and that's a bummer because the ones with store hit a little bit different. For sure I'm walking out with a cup a coffee to boot. Walmart's are remodding time to catch up!”

  10. 916 Old Robinson Road, Louisville MS 39339

    4 Good 65 reviews

    “Typical gas station. The employees are polite. The station is clean. Bathrooms aren't horrible. I would choose this gas station over the others. Yummy fresh made pizza.”

  11. 532 East Main Street, Louisville MS 39339

    3.7 Good 4 reviews

  12. 963 West Main Street, Louisville MS 39339

    2.6 Average 21 reviews

    “This gas station is in a great location for my kids to stop at on their way to/from colleges. (Columbus, Blue Mountain) Open late, well lit, and well stocked... The bathrooms are clean enough most of the time. The location is also great... Near McDonalds, Taco Bell, KFC, Subway.... And Walmart and Wendy's. I mean... Every place a college student could afford. My kids appreciate the bathroom break on a long drive!”

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