Gas Stations near Grand Gorge, NY

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  1. NY-30 &, NY-23, Grand Gorge NY 12434

    2.4 Poor 12 reviews

  2. 1275 NY-990V, Gilboa NY 12076

    4.7 Superb 48 reviews

    “A must visit. Worth the drive to visit this country store with lots of country foods and items in a cozy newly built log cabin interior. Clean! Great friendly service. There is a little park across the street the kids can play on. There are self serve gas pumps. Oh and the clean country air brings color to your cheeks! Open all year. Eat-in breafast and lunch. Pick up available.”

  3. 1890 NY-30, North Blenheim NY 12131

    5 Superb 14 reviews

    “If you value honesty and integrity, bring your vehicle here. Irving the the most genuine mechanic you'll ever meet! If you value your car/truck/suv, I encourage you to send your business here. Hands down the best!”

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  5. 3 Lake St, Stamford NY 12167

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “IDK why these guys aren't recognized by their iced coffee as well as their milk. The ice coffee at stewarts is literally the absolute best I've ever had. I'm sorry but it's even better than dunkin donuts and star bucks by a long shot. Idk what it is about it but its addicting. My husband drives to stewarts 3x a day just for ice coffee and we live 30 mins away. That should tell you something. The staff in this place is also very professional, happy oriented and go out of their way to make certain food you want. They help people who need it pump gas or get their items and bring them out to them. Also the fact free air (which every where else charges for air) I love stewarts and will greatly miss them when I move to Ohio. I'll have to make trips up every so often just for their ice coffee and see the amazingly friendly staff. My favorite along with my husbands is the caramel drizzle and caramel creamer ?. Deff highly recommend this stewarts♡”

  6. W. Main And Harper, Stamford NY 12167

    1 Poor 4 reviews

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