Gas Stations in Anna, OH

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  1. 14575 OH-119 East, Anna OH 45302

    4.4 Superb 92 reviews

    “Are you a son of a trucker like myself? Are you a GenXr Did you grow up in the 80s or 70s perhaps? Old Truck stops often called mom and pops Give us a sense of nostalgia. This place is perfect. The bathroom is even still off so they have laundry as well. There’s showers a full restaurant bar next-door show some old school love swing by spend your money..”

  2. 607 East Main Street, Anna OH 45302

    3.3 Good 71 reviews

    “Attendant saved me by telling me it was a buy one get one free deal! Bathroom was sufficient. One stall, semi clean. Never seen a speeedway Taco Bell combo before.”

  3. 14262 OH-119 E, Anna OH 45302

    3.2 Average 78 reviews

    “I parkedy semi truck and trailer here for the night to get some sleep. I wasn't bothered by anyone and was pretty quiet. In the morning I saw a sign it said pay to park. That is my only issue. Places need to stop taking advantage of truck drivers. Either appreciate truck drivers or don't do anything at all for them.”

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  5. 14262 OH-119 East, Anna OH 45302

    3 Average 151 reviews

    “Always nice people and they acknowledge my son, they say hi and sometimes give him a free piece of candy. It’s the little things 🤷🏻‍♂”

  6. 608 East Main Street, Anna OH 45302

    2.4 Poor 54 reviews

    “Was on a road trip with the motorcycle and got caught in a pretty wild storm stopped in here and the staff was super nice and helpful left me stay until close then gave me a poncho at the end to wait the storm out , thanks guys”

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