Gas Stations near Thaxton, MS

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  1. 60 Thaxton Rd, Thaxton MS 38871

    4.5 Superb 24 reviews

    “The people are so friendly, always a smiling face , if they don't have what u r looking for , they will make sure it will be available. Love shopping there!!”

  2. 5575 MS-15, Ecru MS 38841

    4.8 Superb 27 reviews

    “Was in the area for work and wanted some good chicken. Weekends are slow so Only do orders I guess, so the lady was so kind that she made me my chicken for me.?? customer service A++++”

  3. 5105 MS-9, Pontotoc MS 38863

    4.8 Superb 21 reviews

    “Employees are always smiling and very friendly. And if you are a regular like we are, sometimes they will already know what I want ? LOL. They also have good food. The store and lot are always clean. They always stay busy. But Ive never been in line for more than just a couple of mins.”

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  5. 40-64 Co Rd 282, Oxford MS 38655

    4.5 Superb 49 reviews

    • Today 4AM – 10PM

    “The best chicken biscuits in the mid south, sorry Chic-Fil-A. These biscuits are really really good. You gotta go see Moe and he will hook you up on the best biscuits out there.”

  6. 10727 MS-6 W, Pontotoc MS 38863

    4.4 Superb 18 reviews

    • Today Open 24 hours
  7. 4064 Co Rd 282, Oxford MS 38655

    3.4 Good 10 reviews

  8. 5274 MS-15, Ecru MS 38841

    3.1 Average 53 reviews

    “Plenty of parking, deli food is good , friendly, clean and price was less than $3 for a good amount of fries. There’s also other parking down the road for big rigs and other restaurants within walking distance.”

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