Gas Stations in Brookfield, MO

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  1. 508 S Main St, Brookfield MO 64628

    4.5 Superb 27 reviews

  2. 501 S Main St, Brookfield MO 64628

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

    “Excellent MFA unattended fuel station. I get gas here all the time. I like using the MFA Petro-24 fuel cards because you can give it out to someone to refuel vehicles with peace of mind. Although, this station frequently does not have the receipt printer working, in other words, anytime I have tried to print my receipt in the last several months it has not worked. I have not tried it within the last few weeks so they could have fixed it by now. Maybe just needs a refill. I don't normally print my receipts, but occasionally I need to for billing or if I'm filling up somebody else's vehicle. Overall, I definitely recommend this place.”

  3. 322 W Helm St, Brookfield MO 64628

    3.3 Good 15 reviews

    “The food & service is always excellent & the owner & staff members are always very attentive & friendly. I'd highly recommend this establishment to anyone! It's one of my favorite places to be!”

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  5. 104 W Helm St, Brookfield MO 64628

    2.7 Average 18 reviews

    “I’ve never had a bad experience, very kind people, Fast and easy transaction! Known most of them for 5 plus years and have always been generous.”

  6. 303 West Lockling Avenue, Brookfield MO 64628

    2.8 Average 110 reviews

    “Love their fountain drinks and the price is good too. And their rewards are great, you can save up and get really good prices off on gas. I got $0.60 off last week it really helps.”

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