Gas Stations in Islandia, NY

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  1. 1979 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Islandia NY 11749

    4.2 Good 17 reviews

    “This gas station and store is very good .The staff is very very friendly .Price are fair .Gasoline is always cheaper here on the weekend .Cheapest prices in this area .It is worth the trip if you live around here .”

  2. 1111 Old Nichols Road, Islandia NY 11749

    3.4 Good 34 reviews

    “Good price in gas,.. burger King don't accept the burger King app,..SMH BURGER KING BETTER START ACCEPTING APP DEALS N REWARDS ALSO COUPONS AND PROMOTIONS!!!! UGHHHHHHH RIDICULOUS!!!!! ?”

  3. 1331 Motor Parkway, Islandia NY 11749

    3.3 Good 26 reviews

    “Jimmy is the hardest working man I know, good honest prices & never forgets to ask how your days going always want to make your day a little better. If your in the area I recommend stopping in for all of your gas & convenience store needs!!”

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  5. 1395 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Islandia NY 11749

    2.5 Average 4 reviews

  6. 1460 Veterans Memorial Highway, Islandia NY 11749

    2.2 Poor 16 reviews

    “I am appalled at the terrible reviews and horrible things said about Burhan. He has never failed to help me and my family with all of our car trouble's services for decades he is the only one that we will trust with our cars and we respect him and his opinion very much this is a family run business and they have always been kind and generous and giving an honest I guess it's true what they say you only write a review when you have something bad to say and never when there something good please consider this BP for any of your mechanical needs”

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