Gas Stations in Huntington Station, NY

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  1. 231 Walt Whitman Rd, Huntington Station NY 11746

    4.2 Good 56 reviews

    “Gas attendant was very polite and courteous! Wiped my car windows without any request and was cordial/nice throughout the entire gas transaction :) Would go here again!”

  2. 1290 New York Avenue, Huntington Station NY 11746

    4 Good 22 reviews

  3. 1811 New York Ave, Huntington Station NY 11746

    3.8 Good 23 reviews

    “Mike the owner is a stand up guy greets me with a smile every time I shop at his gas station I've moved from the area but I still sometimes make a trip to say hello to Mike and his staff .”

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  5. 201 Depot Rd, Huntington Station NY 11746

    3.3 Good 24 reviews

    “Gas station, Mechanic and store. The store has good prices carries Susan beer juice and hookah pens . Located next to a newer open Dunkin donuts, Kennedy's friend chicken and a pizza place. Directly behind it is William Floyd high school”

  6. 272 E Jericho Turnpike, Huntington Station NY 11746

    3.1 Average 22 reviews

    “They take Apple Pay! I was out of gas, cash and left my wallet home. They not only had the sticker on the front door, but the woman behind the counter helped me every step of the way with their Apple Pay payment machine (and we all know how those machines can be different at every retail location). I was afraid I would be stuck miles from home on Empty, but it all worked out! These people are so nice - and say hello with a genuine smile every time that I see them - that I specifically searched and inputted their information on Yelp so folks can find them and give them a great review. I love this location. Great job!”

  7. 571 E Jericho Tpke, Huntington Station NY 11746

    2.8 Average 13 reviews

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