Gas Stations near Andover, NY

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  1. 41 S MAIN, Andover NY 14806

    4.5 Superb 45 reviews

    “My wife and I were at Tall Pines atv park and needed a bite to eat. We were able to drive right down the hill and pull in on the quads, and they made us delicious subs!”

  2. 3 E Chestnut St, Andover NY 14806

    3.4 Good 18 reviews

    “Randomly stopped for fuel, and was delighted with more than fair prices on prepared food. And got a pair of nice quality winter gloves for $11!Highly recommend ?”

  3. 2351 Stannards Rd, Wellsville NY 14895

    4.5 Superb 23 reviews

    “Best oil company in r area, dependable, honest, and customer service is always great. We were in a bind and they came right out within an hour and a half so awesome love dealing with a local business thank you to all the people in the office and ladies and gentlemen on the road delivering you guys are the best stay healthy and thank you.”

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  5. 3 N Main St, Wellsville NY 14895

    3.9 Good 22 reviews

  6. 1 South Main Street, Wellsville NY 14895

    3.8 Good 11 reviews

    “It's actually a 7-11 now so that will need to be updated. But it was recently updated inside and they now accept 7 rewards. Great place and super friendly staff. Would highly recommend.”

  7. 215 N Main St, Wellsville NY 14895

    3.5 Good 17 reviews

  8. 1 S Main St, Wellsville NY 14895

    3.2 Average 20 reviews

  9. 916 State Rte 244, Alfred Station NY 14803

    2.7 Average 16 reviews

    “The cashier was nice and helpful, and gave me directions to a place I could not find. The bathroom had paper towels and toilet paper on the floor that’s why it’s a 4/5”

  10. 916 State Rte 244, Alfred Station NY 14803

    1.7 Poor 3 reviews

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