Gas Stations in Crawford, NE

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  1. 1120 7th St, Crawford NE 69339

    4.1 Good 8 reviews

    “Rather than using this as a soapbox to complain about the current administration and gas prices I’ll stick to the facts of what a review should be. Nice clean gas station, friendly cashier and a nice doggo outside. Parking was kind of hidden behind the building.”

  2. 3481 US-20, Crawford NE 69339

    4.3 Superb 3 reviews

    “What a wonderful place everytime we stop in crawford! The ladies working there are always so nice and friendly! The bathroom is kept clean! They have a nice selection of snacks and drinks! They even have liquor and beer for the adults! The best part when filling up the gas tank you can pump before you even go in and pay!”

  3. 1120 7th St, Crawford NE 69339

    2.6 Average 15 reviews

    “Paid for gas at the pump and it worked well. Bathrooms were clean. Inside they have typical drinks and candy aisles as well as a hot roller with a rather good selection of flavors. We got things like buffalo chicken, cheese sticks, egg roll taquito, green chili taquito, regular chicken, and some others. Egg roll was our favorite! They had cheese dip, ranch, ketchup, mustard, and salsa packets that are available to go with the taquitos that are free with purchase of the taquito. They also had plastic cups full of cookie dough balls; we got a brownie cup and a chocolate chip cup. And they had those Good 2 Grow character bottles our kids love. We spent $30.85 on one Good 2 Grow bottle, 7 taquitos, 1 corndog, and the two cookie dough cups. The staff member was very friendly and helped me select a few taquitos that would be not spicy for the kids.”

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