Gas Stations in Epping, NH

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  1. 249 Calef Hwy, Epping NH 03042

    4.5 Superb 59 reviews

    “I enjoy this Circle K specifically. It’s open 24/7, has a nifty self checkout machine that I still don’t understand how it figures what you actually have, and every employee I have interacted with has been positive. Keep it up!”

  2. 242 Calef Hwy, Epping NH 03042

    4.2 Good 11 reviews

  3. 30 Calef Highway, Epping NH 03042

    3.8 Good 34 reviews

    “Got a car wash but couldn't find the code on the receipt so had to go into the store. My car looked beautiful after the car wash. Gentleman in the shop was very helpful and very nice.”

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  5. 99 Calef Hwy, Epping NH 03042

    3.4 Good 58 reviews

    “Met the best person today. I believe their name was Morgan. Fantastic customer engagement. I was bummed our conversation was cut short. I will return just to talk to Morgan.”

  6. 249 Calef Hwy, Epping NH 03042

    3.3 Good 11 reviews

    “One of the few Circle K's in this area (I've been to many of them) where I actually see the store manager doing real work and helping her employees. Very well run store.”

  7. 30 Calef Hwy, Epping NH 03042

    2.3 Poor 18 reviews

    “Why go to Dunkin Donuts when this place has the best coffee around. Still love Aroma Joe's but am going here for my coffee even more. The lady usually working is super nice.”

  8. 65 Calef Hwy, Epping NH 03042

    1.4 Poor 12 reviews

  9. 62 Calef Hwy, Epping NH 03042

    1.7 Poor 14 reviews

    “Four ⭐ s for my positive experience with the associate behind the counter. I had a delivery from Amazon and she was able to process my order very quickly.Dunkin's inside. Says it's open 24 hrs. Plenty of parking. Facemasks required to enter.”

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