114 North State Road, Forest City NC 28043
“North State is the best in the area. Locally owned. Professional Service. Very accommodating whenever possible. I had them install my underground tank and lines into my home four years ago. No issues. Please support this great local company!”
835 West Main Street, Forest City NC 28043
“SOME OF THE CHEAPEST GAS IN THE AREA THEY SELL CIGARETTES ETC THEY ALSO HAVE AN AIR COMPRESSOR TO PUMP UP YOUR TIRES WHICH IS FREE IT IS IN A WIDE OPEN AREA ON A MAIN ROAD THAT IS WELL LIT. THE CLERK IS VERY NICE VERY CORDIAL NOVEMBER 2025. OBVIOUSLY THEY HAVE QUALITY GAS BECAUSE THERE'S USUALLY A CROWD AT IT THEIR GAS IS USUALLY 10 CENTS CHEAPER THAN THE PLACE TO CROSS THE ROAD.”
1180 South Broadway Street, Forest City NC 28043
“Best price in my town especially if you have a card perks get you 0.5 off and the card link to your bank gets you 0.10 cent off which is great with the prices and if you like saving money . Pay at pumps and go . And the cards can be used for more than gas. For a discount”
756 South Church Street, Forest City NC 28043
“Ingles Gas Express has good prices on gas and what makes getting gas even better is using your Ingles Bonus points that you can earn by doing your shopping and using Ingles Pharmacy for your prescriptions.”
201 Big Island Road, Forest City NC 28043
“Been a good place over the years.Owners:Please consider putting bigger signs out to indicate where the diesel fuel point is.I came by with a dodge 3500 and a 25 foot trailer. I had to circle the property in order to figure out where the diesel pumps were. I would have been able to avoid passing through a congested area if I could’ve seen it from a distance. Additionally, there was someone at the diesel pumps at the time, which blocked my view of the pumps. Thus, visibility of the pump itself was completely obscured. Had there been larger, more clearly red signs, I could’ve seen it from a distance and adjusted my approach so as to cause less congestion and it would be less stressful for drivers needing to service their vehicles with diesel.”
574 US-HWY 221A, Forest City NC 28043
“The amazing people who I frequently speak with are so courteous, friendly, and always have exactly what my needs are. Best place and convenience store in Forest City. The flagship store on Broadway is equally enjoyable. Any needs go to OHM.”
1283 W Main St, Forest City NC 28043
“I ordered kerosene and it was here in just a few hours. I am impressed with the service I got today. I will be doing business with them from now on. Much better than the competition.”
873 S Broadway St, Forest City NC 28043
“Always friendly at this store ! Prices are reasonable.for a quick stop for a soda or beer. Gas is reasonable too. You usually have to wait in line, but never long.”
2582 College Ave, Forest City NC 28043
“This is a shell convenience store on highway 74 right before the econo Lodge between Tri-City mall and Ingles. Store is clean and always well stocked, overstocked and crowded with merchandise. Gas is a little high here. Not too bad. They open late and close early. 10 am til 9 pm.”
229 Plaza Drive, Forest City NC 28043
“1:00 11/17 was waited on by Jasmine and left my wallet behind. When I went out later I couldn't find it, panicked and remembered the last place I'd used it was Murphys I called and she said she had it and wouldn't take anything for her honestly Thank you”
536 S Broadway St, Forest City NC 28043
““Feels like a new-generation beer stop ? From chilled classics to refreshing flavors, the selection is on point. The setup is clean, the fridge is fully stocked, and the variety makes it perfect for every mood. Simple, smart, and satisfying!””
862 South Broadway Street, Forest City NC 28043
“Red is my favorite cashier! Always friendly and eager to help. She saves me money by reminding me to put in my phone number. Wish they sold food and boiled peanuts in a pot.”
523 West Main Street, Forest City NC 28043
“I love speed way an the ladies tht work there are friendly an great they even know what I wont before I come in lol great place even have great food an good perks if u sign up for speedy rewards!”
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