Gas Stations in Supply, NC

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  1. 106 Southport-Supply Road Southeast Suite 211, Supply NC 28462

    4.2 Good 114 reviews

    “Clean store, convenient. Great selection of lottery tickets, Little Ceasars pizza and Dairy Queen. I'll just be glad when the Holden Beach Minuteman reopens and the staff that's been working scattered all around the county returns to the HB store.”

  2. 1680 Holden Beach Rd SW, Supply NC 28462

    3.8 Good 6 reviews

  3. 106 Southport-Supply Rd SE #211, Supply NC 28462

    3.3 Good 17 reviews

    “Well-lit, very clean, 24 hours, auto diesel, and very COURTEOUS staff. No longer stopping at the nearby truck stop style stations on ocean hwy when this is obviously the far-better option.”

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  5. 2685 Holden Beach Road Southwest, Supply NC 28462

    3.1 Average 36 reviews

    “I’ve lived in hold for 15 years and this is my go to store because of Dawn. She does her job well which is hard to find these days. No one wants to work. She know what needs to be done and gets it done. She’s very knowledgeable about everything. She’s such a wonderful person and human. She puts a smile on my face every time I see her. I love coming to the store every morning and having a daily chat with her. If she ever left I would stop coming to that store. She’s the only one there with a personality.”

  6. 16 Ocean Hwy W, Supply NC 28462

    2.7 Average 54 reviews

    “Overall, it's not bad. Parking was a breeze, nice wide space, and arranged for smooth exits. Above average service. Bathrooms, not so much, they needed a proper cleaning.”

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