Gas Stations near Cove City, NC

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  1. 3925 NC-55, Cove City NC 28523

    4.8 Superb 55 reviews

    “The gentleman working last night was VERY patient when I disagreed, wrongly, with the gas charge. I became confused when the price on one side of the pump was different from the actual, and correct, charge. He explained this, but I kept arguing and wouldn't listen for way too long. His behavior showed exactly how to handle a situation like this and he reflects well on this store. While they should get the display on this pump fixed, I still give 5 stars for the service and apologize for making his job harder last night.”

  2. 321 E Sunset Blvd, Cove City NC 28523

    4.5 Superb 58 reviews

    “That's the best looking and tasting homemade food around!! Very nice people and very clean! I come all the way from New Bern to get some good country food! Great job guys!?? Loved it! ? Thanks”

  3. 346 W Jones St, Trenton NC 28585

    4.3 Superb 31 reviews

    “This is a very nice store with a wide variety of food and beverage choices. If you are a picky Mom, you'll like the fact they have something good for your kids even if they don't appreciate it at the time!If you only want to run in for a 12 pack, they should have what you want. Pay at the pump gets you in and out quickly.”

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  5. 346 W Jones St, Trenton NC 28585

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

    “C-Mart is a fantastic local, family-owned store that truly serves the Trenton community. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, and they make sure your visit is pleasant. The store is open seven days a week, which is incredibly convenient, and I’m impressed by how well stocked and clean everything is. Highly recommend stopping by!”

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