Gas Stations in Adams Center, NY

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  1. 13306 North St, Adams Center NY 13606

    4.5 Superb 15 reviews

    “Very convenient, I live right next to it and can just walk over to get stuff, nobody seems super lazy but it is a gas station so there's not a lot to critique, it's usually clean and has a good selection of food and snacks along with drinks. I'm not gonna say anything about gas cuz I'm 14 but looking across the street it is about $4.24Times are good but it depends on the day because sometimes it closes at 9 10 or 11 at night, either way it is very easy to just waltz over and get some pizza, I have not had the deli but have only had the pizza they make. They never question the fact that a 14 year old is in there wandering alone and picking up pizza sometimes but I guess that's just normal around here. The gas station keeps my dogs entertained because they just look out the window at all the people getting gas.”

  2. 17942 NY-177, Adams Center NY 13606

    3.9 Good 40 reviews

    “Very good selection of food. Gas prices are okay, especially considering current circumstances. Lots of room to stretch and to top it off almost never busy. If you are looking for a place to do a quick stop for fuel and food, you would be hard-pressed to find something better. I highly recommend stopping here instead of in Watertown.”

  3. 17942 NY-177, Adams Center NY 13606

    3.8 Good 70 reviews

    “24 hrs a day is amazing! I keep odd hrs sometimes I'm up at night sometimes during the day but no matter what time it is if I need a store that one is open. And it's huge inside lol they have pretty much everything u could need”

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