Gas Stations in Black Eagle, MT

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  1. 1105 Smelter Ave NE, Black Eagle MT 59414

    4.2 Good 37 reviews

    “When you drive up to this gas station my first impression is the outside décor is very nice! The lights are aesthetically pleasing and inviting. When I went inside I noticed something I never would have guessed existed from the outside; A CASINO! I would rate this a 5 star but how can I when I truly had no idea it was there and I feel this was a big blunder having no sign? Why in the world would such a clean and inviting casino make the mistake of not having a sign outside? Being from Las Vegas the signs are a vital part of letting tourists and locals alike see an inviting neon sign pointing to the building basically saying "Come inside! Get a drink! Relax and win money!!" It's a little mind blowing a company with such an asset would make this mistake. The casino itself is really awesome; I was not even there an hour when I hit the Royal Flush and Lisa H, who was working at the time, was super friendly and helped me quickly! She served me the champagne I requested and was a pure pleasure to interact with. Definitely on par with the Las Vegas casino slot techs I'm used to. I really hope the owners will consider adding a sign, I have a feeling it would attract many more people excited to try a new casino that's a truly remarkable work of art with their beautiful bar and attractive interior. Thanks for the win!”

  2. 1111 Smelter Ave NE, Black Eagle MT 59414

    4.4 Superb 22 reviews

  3. 1001 Smelter Ave NE, Black Eagle MT 59414

    4 Good 71 reviews

    “The low price of fuel for me is a win and also the huge variety of snacks that is available for my family is awesome for our hour and a half drive home, we stop there every time we go to Great Falls or through”

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