Gas Stations in Washington, NJ

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  1. 235 East Washington Avenue, Washington NJ 07882

    3.6 Good 36 reviews

    “Excellent customer service and car wash is great alll type off options and super great on cost I super recommend and the lady always nice and sweet Is the best in the area for sure And price off gas GREAT SUPER THE BEST AROUND CHECK AND SEARCH BUT HERE IS THE ONE THANK YOU”

  2. 246 Fries Mill Road, Blackwood NJ 08012

    3.5 Good 15 reviews

    “Great service Always very attentive and trying trying to get us out in a timely Fashion. Always always checking on me and make sure that my pump is not done yet so that I can be on my way..”

  3. 359 Fairmount Rd, Long Valley NJ 07853

    3.5 Good 11 reviews

    “I was pulling heavy trailer from outta town and was completely outta fuel… this was the last chance for fuel for miles and when I pulled up they were closed ?… the man who works there happened to be leaving, but he stopped, heard me out and reopened everything to hook me up with some fuel. I wish more people acted the way you did my man!”

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  5. 69 East Mill Road, Long Valley NJ 07853

    3.4 Good 14 reviews

    “Would be fine if I didn't need to wait ten minutes for somebody to start pumping my gas each time but to be fair, it's not his fault that I'm not allowed to pump my own gas in this state”

  6. 474 NJ-31, Washington NJ 07882

    3.4 Good 5 reviews

  7. 615 Washington Avenue, Township of Washington NJ 07676

    2.8 Average 40 reviews

    “Ted is a busy and great mechanic. I’ve found him to be honest and reliable. Also a good person and a nice family man and a local.I’d recommend him to my friends and have”

  8. 323 NJ-31, Washington NJ 07882

    2.3 Poor 10 reviews

  9. 274 West Washington Avenue, Washington NJ 07882

    2 Poor 9 reviews

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