Gas Stations near Phoenicia, NY

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  1. 65 Main St, Phoenicia NY 12464

    3.5 Good 21 reviews

    “I'm so thankful to have somewhere to get necessities, the only actual grocery stores are 20 minutes out in any direction so not great when you unexpectedly run out of something or forgot an ingredient for dinner. The manager and employees have always been super nice and they have a shockingly thorough selection of groceries and home needs, a little bit of everything.City folk may not be a fan because it's more laid back than they're used to, but this place is a lifesaver for us locals”

  2. 65 Main St, Phoenicia NY 12464

    2.9 Average 31 reviews

    “Good place in town to stop for gas and any other essentials you may need. Not the biggest but was not expecting that. As can see in the photos have a pretty wide selection for your typical gas station. Even have a ‘dining area’ too. Staff were friendly. Place was very clean too. Worth a stop if you’re in the area and in need of gas.”

  3. 4131 NY-28, Boiceville NY 12412

    4.6 Superb 9 reviews

    “Amazing hospitality very welcoming people…. Moved here recently from Pittsburgh and so glad I met lucky and his pops Sing!!!! A-1 work and there both hustlers..:: Love that hard work!!!!”

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  5. 3110 NY-28, Shokan NY 12481

    4.5 Superb 32 reviews

    “Hidden gem. Must stop in and check out their country store. They have this small batch made chocolate that is out of this world. Really good! Plus it's your go to spot for most things you could use traveling.”

  6. 3139 NY-28, Shokan NY 12481

    4.1 Good 33 reviews

  7. 7738 Main St, Hunter NY 12442

    2.9 Average 13 reviews

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