Gas Stations near Lilbourn, MO

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  1. 109 3rd St, Lilbourn MO 63862

    3.5 Good 8 reviews

  2. 641 E Elm St, Marston MO 63866

    5 Superb 4 reviews

  3. 12521 US-61, New Madrid MO 63869

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “Great little gas station. Just has pumps but its fast and easy for anyone just needing gas. No store just grab your gas and go. I dont think most know its open to the public.”

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  5. 325 US-61, New Madrid MO 63869

    5 Superb 1 review

    “Came here for two things a restroom break and to buy our kiddos something to eat. I should have gotten us adults something cause those chicken fingers were very good. Yes I taste my kids food before they do gotta make sure I know what they’re eating ? ? the guy inside was a gentleman greeted everyone as they came in. Conversed to us made us feel welcome. Oh and there is some where to sit inside if you want to relax and eat there.”

  6. 347-353 I-55BL, New Madrid MO 63869

    2.7 Average 6 reviews

    “Stopped for gas. I had the nerve to ask where the nearest McDonald's was but then I looked to my right and saw the mounds of delicious bacon, fried eggs and sausage waiting for me. The place has a full kitchen complete with griddle! Asked for a fried egg sandwich on toast with cheese and bacon! So good. The station was clean the gas reasonable and those 2 glorious women that chef and run the place are AMAZING!”

  7. 510 US-61, New Madrid MO 63869

    3.4 Good 37 reviews

    “Hardworking individuals. Each one brings there own ,unique services. CERTAINLY have not 1 reserve about not ****stopping.****** fuel/snacks *******"Donuts" ********* DipNGOLD..********......”

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