Gas Stations in Pembroke, NC

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  1. 963 Prospect Rd, Pembroke NC 28372

    4.3 Superb 22 reviews

    “Friendly staff, good gas prices, but that pizza could use some help! It's super dry everytime I get it. However. It's the cheapest price of any of the Hunts pizzas around.”

  2. 530 Union Chapel Rd, Pembroke NC 28372

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “Drive thru is terrific and the two employees I usually deal w/are very polite & respectful. They have a huge selection of items like chips, nabs, sodas (Pepsi/Coke products), alcohol products & tobacco products.”

  3. 7547 NC-711, Pembroke NC 28372

    4.1 Good 8 reviews

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  5. 501 W 3rd St, Pembroke NC 28372

    4.3 Superb 8 reviews

  6. 7547 NC-711, Pembroke NC 28372

    3.5 Good 9 reviews

  7. 110 E 3rd St, Pembroke NC 28372

    3.4 Good 15 reviews

    “After running in for a Red Bull and gasoline I realized I locked my keys and phone in my car in front of the gas pump. Stranded an hour away from home, Tabitha the cashier helped save the Day. She not only checked on me as numerous citizens attempted to help, but allowed me to use her phone and assisted the Pembroke Police in opening my car and contacting my fiance to let him know that I was okay. She went above and beyond to help out someone when she did not have to. I will stop in here every time I'm in pembroke. And I will try not to lock my keys in the car again.”

  8. 501 W 3rd St, Pembroke NC 28372

    3.2 Average 12 reviews

    “This is the ONLY STORE THAT WE'VE EVEN SEEN THAT WAS OPEN TODAU DURING THE STORM & THANKFULLY WAS NOT ONLY OPEN, BUT WAS VERY NICE & HELPFUL & HAD GAS AND NOBODY ELSE ALL THE WAY TO CONWAY WAS CLOSED!!!”

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