Gas Stations in Bath, NY

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  1. 7191, 7201 NY-415, Bath NY 14810

    4.6 Superb 38 reviews

    “I stop at this place to get my cigars. They have the best prices, huge selection, and all the employees are clean ans helpful, always smiling and a pleasure to do business with.”

  2. 349 West Morris Street, Bath NY 14810

    5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Stopped by for a quick fill-up and felt hungry, so I decided to walk in for some things. This gas station was one of the cleanest and best places if you're looking for great customer service and a selection of snacks, drinks, and other miscellaneous things. If you want the best wings, hit up the Ime guy for the hook-up.”

  3. 7748 NY-53, Bath NY 14810

    4 Good 134 reviews

    “It was very busy when we stopped. Under staffed and/or overworked employees. And I totally understand that some people just don't care to put forth customer service skills. Some employees seemed annoyed and unfriendly. Please consider getting more staff. Fairly clean restrooms. Plenty of parking available. Good place to stop if you don't have an issue with unhappy customer service.”

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  5. 7219 NY-54, Bath NY 14810

    4.6 Superb 12 reviews

  6. 6748 NY-415, Bath NY 14810

    3.9 Good 22 reviews

    “Why are your gas prices going back? I don't want to here about inflation or Covid, or war or there's not enough oil, it's just plain Greed! From these wealthy CEO. How much money do you really need? You can't take it with you. It's really getting ridiculous. Now there saying gas is going up because of the heat, really , how dumb do you think people are. It plane old GREED!”

  7. 336 West Washington Street, Bath NY 14810

    3.7 Good 27 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) The owner oh the worker who attended me, well attended, respectful.(Original)El dueño oh el trabajador que me atendió, bien atentó, respetoso.”

  8. 7191 NY-415, Bath NY 14810

    3.3 Good 7 reviews

  9. 349 West Morris Street, Bath NY 14810

    3.6 Good 29 reviews

    “I've only ever stopped here for gas, but it's normally one of the cheapest places in the immediate area. It's also easy to get to coming off of the highway which is nice. It doesn't have a ton of pumps, so sometimes you may need to wait.”

  10. 6765 NY-415, Bath NY 14810

    2.6 Average 8 reviews

    “I stopped today just before noon. The pumps were full, but moving right along. I used to regularly use the full service station that is under construction at the other end of bath. I am hoping that the station I used today stays full service. The female attendant was quick, courteous and multitasks the vehicles well. She was running all 4 stations at once and there was minimal waiting. She even found time to do my windows without me asking. At the old station my windows were never done and the attendants just slugged around. I had long wait times, even to pay once my fuel was finished pumping. Definitely glad this station is now full service with a smile and a spring in the employees step.”

  11. 7767 NY-53, Bath NY 14810

    3.4 Good 203 reviews

    “Great gas stop! The nice employee, (I think her name was Cassie Joe) made me a fresh, whole pizza to take with me to go. It was one of the best pizzas I have had in my entire life! Who would have thought that a gas station pizza would be so good! Cassie Joe also helped me find a few items that I was looking for as well while I waited on my pizza. Thank you Cassie Joe! Pilot is lucky to have you as an employee!”

  12. 346 West Morris Street, Bath NY 14810

    3 Average 43 reviews

    “Quick service, clean facilities, and competitive prices. Convenient location with a variety of snacks. Staff is friendly, making it a hassle-free stop for refueling. Recommended for a smooth gas station experience."”

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