Gas Stations in Ridge, NY

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  1. 1823 Middle Country Road, Ridge NY 11961

    4 Good 73 reviews

    “Love this gas station. Best employees, best prices, best products! This gas station has everything you could need or want. All the guys who work there are helpful, funny and kind. I come all the time & always happy to see them & call them my friends. 5 ⭐'s.”

  2. 153 Middle Country Rd, Ridge NY 11961

    3.9 Good 19 reviews

    • Today Open 24 hours

    “I stopped at this gas station during a long drive, and I was pleasantly surprised by how well-maintained and organized everything was. The pumps were clean and easy to use, and the staff provided top-notch service — friendly, attentive, and efficient. The convenience store was spotless, well-stocked with fresh snacks, and even had a great selection of drinks and essentials. The restroom was also exceptionally clean, which isn’t something you find everywhere! Prices were fair, and the overall experience was quick and hassle-free. They also offer full service. I’ll definitely be coming back whenever I’m in the area.”

  3. 1470 Middle Country Road, Ridge NY 11961

    3.8 Good 20 reviews

    “Best prices on gas around, often cheapest by a few cents. The staff are good people, they like to make jokes and actually have personalities. The selection of the convenience store is pretty decent though it's pricy considering how close the 7-11 is. I would avoid this BP if you're looking for beer. Poor choice and very over priced.”

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  5. 1511 Middle Country Rd, Ridge NY 11961

    3.2 Average 5 reviews

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