Gas Stations in Canastota, NY

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  1. 109 N Peterboro St, Canastota NY 13032

    3.8 Good 21 reviews

    “Great customer service! The employee's are awesome & always friendly & happy to see you. They keep the store clean & over-stocked. Always have fresh coffee ☕ & if it has been sitting for a while they have no problem dumping it & making fresh for you. Opens early for the early risers (opens at 6 am) & is open late for the night owls (closes at 11 pm). Stop in & get a fresh cup of coffee any time of day!”

  2. WB Milepost, New York State Thruway, 266 Governor Thomas E. Dewey Thruway, Canastota NY 13032

    3.5 Good 50 reviews

    “If you stop for fuel along the NY State Thruway, you'll be pleased with the service and selection at Chittenango Sunoco. Clean store, curtious attendants, and a wide variety of snacks and beverages. 5 stars!”

  3. 356 S Peterboro St, Canastota NY 13032

    3.5 Good 37 reviews

    “What a nice little gas station! We stopped on the way into and out of town and both shifts of staff members were super nice and happy to be there. They had the place spotless and fully stocked as well. Highly recommend!”

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  5. 3388 Seneca Turnpike, Canastota NY 13032

    3.4 Good 52 reviews

    “Quick service there and friendly people. They have a little of everything in the store. Pizza to sandwiches there are made to order. Many flavors of coffee as well as soda an tea,s to choose from. They sell a good range of beer as well or water if you like. Need bread or other food item's,to take home.”

  6. 3347 Seneca Turnpike, Canastota NY 13032

    3.2 Average 10 reviews

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