Gas Stations in Sparta, NJ

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  1. 63 Woodport Road, Sparta NJ 07871

    4.1 Good 28 reviews

    “great store, very clean, well stocked. Great prices. always leave with a cart full. love their seasonal items. I trave across Bayonne bridge to come to this store, nicer than the one on Staten Island. And never crazy crowded. Lots of parking”

  2. 19 West Shore Trail, Sparta NJ 07871

    3.9 Good 12 reviews

  3. 85 South Sparta Avenue, Sparta NJ 07871

    3.1 Average 26 reviews

    “If in need of a repair, I'd recommend looking no further. The owner here (Jimmy) runs a tight ship and is one of the most ethical businessmen I've ever met. He's turned down business, telling me I don't need repairs other stations have told me I needed. I had an old Ford pick up, he'd constantly use parts from the junkyard to save me money. I can't recommend enough. Feel free to hire him with confidence.”

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  5. 312 South Sparta Avenue, Sparta NJ 07871

    2.6 Average 52 reviews

    “I went in looking for a gift card and Gill was incredibly helpful. At first, I only noticed the gift cards in front of the registers and didn’t realize there were more options elsewhere. He saw me browsing and took the initiative to guide me to another section with a wider selection — which is where I found the perfect one!! If he hadn’t stepped in, I honestly would’ve driven another 10–15 miles searching for a Walgreens or another store. As someone just passing through, I really appreciated his kindness and willingness to help without me even having to ask. Thanks to him, I saved myself time, effort and an unnecessary trip. Thanks again, Gill! I was having a rough day before our laugh at checkout. God bless you, sir!”

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