Gas Stations in Clinton, NJ

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  1. 1707 NJ-31, Clinton NJ 08809

    3.8 Good 70 reviews

    “Some businesses stand out because of the people behind them, and US Fuel and Convenience Store is one of those places. I’ve been stopping here for six years, and Sam, his son Nishant, and Jose, who works the pumps, have always been warm, honest, and genuinely kind. They’re the kind of people who make you feel welcome and leave you glad you stopped in. They’re truly some of the best people I’ve met since moving to the area. Whether you need gas or want to grab something to eat or drink, I highly recommend stopping by. Supporting a small local business is always a good thing, and supporting people as good as these makes it even better.”

  2. 1 West Main Street, Clinton NJ 08809

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

    “I got a screw in my tire on highway heading to NY. Three places couldn’t patch my tire until next day. A Clinton NJ NAPA employee told me to go to the Sinclair garage. I was in and out in minutes. Very friendly and decent folks. Seth Kolodny”

  3. 1746 NJ-31, Clinton NJ 08809

    2.9 Average 99 reviews

    “Convenient and friendly little 7-Eleven right off I-80, easy in and out. Quick service, a very clean store, and friendly staff. I will definitely be coming back here again to grab some treats and snacks off the road. I wish they were open a little bit later, but it's okay. They have a large selection with plenty of items and food to choose from.”

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  5. 82 West Main Street, Clinton NJ 08809

    2.9 Average 68 reviews

    “Okay service, guess I'm not used to folks talking to me while they're on speaker phone. I'm learning though. Service was reasonably fast, price about medium, got fuel for lawnmower.”

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