Gas Stations in Sappington, MO

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  1. 9950 Big Bend Road, Crestwood MO 63126

    4.3 Superb 50 reviews

    “Was on a trip from new mexico to ct ,needed some coffee went to go pay for it had no cash so out with the credit card and to my surprise the gentleman behind the counter asked anything else I replied no and he said no charge that made my day.thank you for your act of kindness.”

  2. 9950 Big Bend Road, Sappington MO 63126

    3.6 Good 36 reviews

    “This use to be a Circle K, that has been switched over to an On The Run. It's not as large as the On the Run close to my home, but size doesn't really matter when it comes to a gas station - convenience mart. It's conveniently located on Big Bend, just off of Interstate 44. The staff is friendly and the market most likely has what you're looking for. Or at least something close enough. When I need gas and I'm in this area, I stop here over the QT across the street. It's just better. I'll Be Back? - Yep. When: March 16, 2019 Why: Hello, I needed gas.”

  3. 9931 Watson Road, Sappington MO 63126

    2.6 Average 33 reviews

    “Derrick was so nice and friendly. Great customer service. He greeted us upon arrival and served us with a smile. I will definitely return. He is an asset to your company.”

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  5. 1435 South Kirkwood Road, Sappington MO 63127

    2.3 Poor 59 reviews

    “I'm giving this place 5 stars because I just had a great experience with Cody, one of the employees. This young man was hard working and very friendly. It's not often you come across someone so kind. I appreciated the smile he put on my face, so Circle K gets 5 stars today.”

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