Gas Stations in Lamar, MO

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  1. 43 SW 1st Ln, Lamar MO 64759

    3.9 Good 71 reviews

    “I don’t understand why some people leave bad reviews. I am giving five stars. Very convenient location. It looks small on the map but in reality there is plenty of space for trucks. It is not new but you can find all the basic things you need. Clean restrooms. If a truck driver wants to stop here, Walmart is just across the road where you can stock up with a week’s supply of food and everything else you need for life over the road. A very good Truck Stop and it is free. Thank you for being here.”

  2. 25 Southwest 1st Lane, Lamar MO 64759

    4 Good 28 reviews

  3. 23 Southwest 1st Lane, Lamar MO 64759

    4 Good 26 reviews

    “I've been coming here since I was a little boy. Back in. The early 80s absolutely loved this place. It brings back memories with my father and my mother, Is god bless their souls”

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  5. 101 East 12th Street, Lamar MO 64759

    3.3 Good 11 reviews

    “I went into Petts today like I have for years and the cashier. Stephanie always greets me with a smile. And is always very professional. I always enjoy seeing her”

  6. 401 East 12th Street, Lamar MO 64759

    3 Average 48 reviews

    “When I picked up my pizza order today, I lifted the lid to make sure it was correct. Let me tell you, this was the best looking pizza I have seen in a long time and the taste never disappoints. To the young man making the pizzas today...job well done!! This certainly satisfied my craving today, thank you for caring enough about your job to do it right!!”

  7. 107 SE 1st Ln, Lamar MO 64759

    2.6 Average 6 reviews

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