Gas Stations in Red Bank, NJ

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  1. 220 Newman Springs Road, Red Bank NJ 07701

    4.3 Superb 52 reviews

    “By far one of the friendliest places I patronize. Since I was a kid they have always been inviting and supportive. They may be more expensive then the rest, but I think it’s worth supporting good people.”

  2. 14 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank NJ 07701

    3.1 Average 104 reviews

    “I asked for pickles on my hoagie and I it had no pickles at all and barely any fried pickles on my hoagie. I don’t ever complain like this about Wawa ever. They usually always do a good job”

  3. 417 NJ-35, Red Bank NJ 07701

    3.4 Good 21 reviews

    “We were going home through Middletown after a long day, thought we'd give Claudie's a try for dinner. We were very happily surprised. The chicken fingers were excellent, very meaty and crunchy. The ribs were cooked just right, and the fries did not turn soggy on the 20 minute drive home. Great take out food, we will definitely be back to try some more.”

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  5. 390 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank NJ 07701

    2.9 Average 30 reviews

  6. 431 NJ-35, Red Bank NJ 07701

    2.7 Average 19 reviews

    “This place always has the friendliest staff and the best snacks! I love stopping by for a quick coffee or a tasty treat on my way to work. The convenience and service make it my go-to spot!”

  7. 237 NJ-35, Red Bank NJ 07701

    2.7 Average 35 reviews

    “I love the owner Di Dar and I love when he gives me tons and tons of curry I also like when my change gets thrown at me because it reminds me of my abusive father. That is why you are like a father to me Di Dar”

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