Gas Stations in Woodside, NY

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  1. 62-01 34th Avenue, Woodside NY 11377

    4.4 Superb 81 reviews

    “Bart was very informative and quick in the cage installation. He explained every step of the process and we felt even safer about switching companies and joining the Energo team.”

  2. 31-02 68th Street, Woodside NY 11377

    4.2 Good 85 reviews

    “Quiet little gas station but always has the lowest or the 2nd lowest price in the area! If you’re looking to save some money this is the gas station to go to!”

  3. 65-10 Queens Blvd, Woodside NY 11377

    4 Good 83 reviews

    “Location the long island exp service road east fast and easy not as accommodating as Exxon west bound side but serve's it's purpose and you do have McDonald's restaurant right next to it and if you need somewhere to stay you have a a Holiday Express inn”

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  5. 68-01 Queens Blvd, Woodside NY 11377

    3.9 Good 26 reviews

    “This mechanical shop is amazing. The mechanics are knowledgeable, honest, and take time to explain everything. My car runs smoother than ever. Highly recommended!”

  6. 25-65 Brooklyn Queens Expy East, Woodside NY 11377

    3.7 Good 64 reviews

    “Stopped here to get gas and when I finished my car would not start. While I was on YouTube trying to figure out what was going on, the owner came over to check on me. I told him what was going on and he popped the hood open and was able to get it started again. Really went above and beyond!”

  7. 49-21 Queens Blvd, Woodside NY 11377

    3.2 Average 51 reviews

    “This place has nice staff. Always let you use their restroom. There is a repair shop for your convenience. Unfortunately for smokers, this gas station does not sell cigarettes. Otherwise, it's a good gas station.”

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