Gas Stations near Barker, NY

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  1. 1651 Quaker Rd, Barker NY 14012

    2.2 Poor 46 reviews

    “I got a half chicken parm today requesting light sauce and add onion. It was perfect!! What a great sub. Thanks Toni!! Now today months later I just got an amazing piece of bossy chicken canzone made by Julia it was firm but not hard still crispy and loaded. Delicious!!”

  2. 3949 Lockport Olcott Rd, Lockport NY 14094

    4.7 Superb 36 reviews

    “Quick place to get a fill up at competitive prices. It is one of the very few places that has ethanol free gasoline. The convenient store is small, but clean and well stocked.”

  3. 9202 Ridge Rd, Middleport NY 14105

    4.4 Superb 25 reviews

    “Wow, BEST PIZZA we've had. Quaint Pizza/Sub cafe in the gas station. They use good quality pepperoni and you have to try the sweet pizza sauce....sorry we devoured it and forgot the picture.”

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  5. 110 Telegraph Rd, Middleport NY 14105

    3.8 Good 16 reviews

    “Would give five but the pizza logs for a four piece are way overpriced thought it was only $4 no they charge $7.55 for a dang four piece pizza log what a rip off !!”

  6. 3944 Lockport Olcott Rd, Lockport NY 14094

    3.3 Good 28 reviews

    “It's a regular gas station, but no hot food is served here. Which is really helpful sometimes when I'm in a rush lol. No overly friendly staff for anything. Just people doing their jobs and what I've seen which I can't complain about.”

  7. 3949 Lockport Olcott Rd, Lockport NY 14094

    3.5 Good 56 reviews

    “As a senior not so savvy with techonology. I went to the self-check out which I normallly avoid. I needed assistance and the young man working there was so helpful and professional. Great employees at this store and a thumbs ? to all of them.”

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