Gas Stations in Clarence, NY

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  1. 9440 Main Street, Clarence NY 14031

    4.3 Superb 34 reviews

    “A big store with lots of drinks to choose from. The food is really good but a bit pricey. The pizza is delish! I love it! The staff isn't to friendly but overall it's a great store!”

  2. 10655 Main Street, Clarence NY 14031

    4.1 Good 23 reviews

    “Clean, very friendly staff and fair prices on fountain soda and pizza . They should offer their sandwiches for $1 prior to expiration instead of throwing them out like one 7/11 in south buffalo used to do. It's a waste to throw food out. Prices on regular name brand items are high.”

  3. 9970 Main St, Clarence NY 14031

    3.9 Good 23 reviews

    “Always a great place for gas and goodies. Nice employees too.But the restroom there is dirty. Looks like it was never cleanedToilet paper and paper towels always empty. Graffiti too, put some effort and cleaning it up.”

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  5. 10655 Main Street, Clarence NY 14031

    3.2 Average 38 reviews

    “Went there for kerosene. The kerosene is located on the right side of the store. The hose is short compared to the regular gas pumps. It's a red dye kerosene. Go inside and pay. Fast checkout. Easy to back out of.”

  6. New York State Thruway WB Milepost 412, Clarence NY 14031

    2.5 Average 48 reviews

    “This place needs renovations, but it has was you need: - decent sized restrooms (old but clean) - a Tim Hortons for your coffee needs - an Arby's for your dining needs - inexpensive massage chairs ($1 for 3 minutes, $5 for 15 minutes) to help your back from all that driving - a dining room full of tables, instead of eating in your car When you're tired, this place is great for picking you up and giving you a boost!”

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