Gas Stations in Springville, NY

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  1. 612 West Main Street, Springville NY 14141

    4.3 Superb 71 reviews

    “Love it There, I got good food to eat. You can sit down and eat there. do a little shopping in there that you need, just for a quick bite, get your gas, make sure you got a card, then you get cheaper gas. They do have great food and sit down and enjoy your lunch.”

  2. 317 S Cascade Dr, Springville NY 14141

    4.5 Superb 24 reviews

    “I generally try to get my gas here whenever possible. They have the best prices in town. The employees are great! Friendly, knowledgeable, and respectful. The beer in the cooler is the coldest around and best priced. Propane is reasonably priced and exchange is quick and easy. My only complaint is that they never sold me the winning power ball ticket. Maybe I’ll stop by and give them another chance. Wish me luck.”

  3. 75 Waverly St, Springville NY 14141

    3.6 Good 9 reviews

    “Full service gas station. Always nice and polite usually the same price as everywhere else. If not, the penny or 2 difference is worth it to me to not get out of my car.”

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  5. 72 S Cascade Dr, Springville NY 14141

    3 Average 8 reviews

  6. 6 E Main St, Springville NY 14141

    3.3 Good 30 reviews

    “Team working on August 12, 2025 from about 12pm to 1pm went above and beyond. Extremely happy with professionalism, kindness and overall experience. Many thanks!”

  7. 21 South Cascade Drive, Springville NY 14141

    3.2 Average 66 reviews

    “Nice. People there, the food is good, very clean and yes, they do have handicapped power in front. And on the side, bathrooms are clean. Subs are expensive, but I'll tell you one thing. It's worth having. They are delicious and worth the price.”

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