Convenience Stores near Westphalia, MO

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  1. 1963 US-63, Westphalia MO 65085

    4.1 Good 42 reviews

    “Nice little convenience store appeared well kept. I really appreciated the clean bathrooms. Those are top of my list when deciding where to stop for gas and snacks while traveling.”

  2. 1963 US-63, Westphalia MO 65085

    2.8 Average 9 reviews

  3. 201 US HWY 63 South, Freeburg MO 65035

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Us Service crew guys that travel for Quaker love coming here on Fridays for lunch! The ladies all know us and they are really nice. Always quick easy and super good.!”

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  5. 1907 East McCarty Street, Jefferson City MO 65101

    3.7 Good 4 reviews

    “I am so grateful for our MFA oil in Oakland city Indiana. Customer service goes above and beyond. My elderly neighbor just got out of the hospital and was needing propane. Jeri made sure it was delivered the very next morning! We appreciate you Jeri! And MFA Oil drivers!(George)❤️”

  6. 102 Eastland Drive, Jefferson City MO 65101

    3.4 Good 105 reviews

    “Both pizzas were decent the only issue is the dough was on the undercooked side they definitely could have been cooked longer which is something that needs to be addressed other than that haven’t had any issues with any of the food that has been ordered here it’s a great gas station location.”

  7. 8314 Liberty Rd, Jefferson City MO 65101

    3.3 Good 38 reviews

    “They are always friendly and understanding the employees are very polite, friendly and willing to help if you need and they are usually quick even when super busy.”

  8. 1907 E McCarty St, Jefferson City MO 65101

    2.9 Average 18 reviews

    “Smaller station with 4 fuel lanes, 3 entry/exit points, and offset from the McCarty/Eastland intersection. They can get quite busy at times, but I've usually gotten in and out without much hassle. Since they're closest to my home and work, I fuel here weekly, and folks are typically friendly.”

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