500 North Barron Street, Eaton OH 45320
“It's no longer this at all. It's been completely rebuilt and is called Arco. But it has the lowest gas prices in town. It's got a convenient drive thru window. The new building is much bigger than the old fuel mart. You can go inside and they have a good selection on snacks, drinks, vapes.”
400 South Barron Street, Eaton OH 45320
“Great little hidden gem, very friendly staff, customers are just as friendly. Draft beer and select mixed drinks made right there. Oh your hungry grab what gas station food you want have a drink at the bar yes at the bar and sit and chat with other people. Great little hidden gem!!!! They have pull tabs and the ole quarter slide machine, with cash prizes.... If you can knock it off. Very clean establishment”
6762 US-127, Eaton OH 45320
“Jimmy and the entire staff here are amazing. They figured out what other ta in Virginia didn't even see and got my trailer fixed at a reasonable price. I am so lucky that I came here . I've asked them to look at the problem and not go by what the other ta wrote and they did, thank God they did ! Thank you sooooo much for getting me back on the road, your understanding of my lack of knowledge and not taking advantage of it. Hopefully when I'm here again it will be to say hi only, but if I need repair again, I know I'll be in good Profesional hands. Thank you guys so much!!!!”
4269 OH-732, Eaton OH 45320
“Usually has lower gasoline prices... There are new, updated pumps, with information screens that are helpful (and at times comical and entertaining). Easily pay at the pump or go inside for snacks or drinks and pay for your gasoline along with your other purchases.”
306 Richmond Pike, Eaton OH 45320
“Tiny gas station. Very nice attendant, didn't notice her name but she had purple hair. Friendliest gas station I've met in our visits to Ohio. Personable and very understanding!”
500 N Barron St, Eaton OH 45320
“Really a great place to gas up and go. You have to pay before pumping your fuel, which is the way most stations are now. Fuel is good because new fuel tanks were installed during building.”
6762 US-127, Eaton OH 45320
“They checked the boxes for me and I imagine for most customers - fuel pumps worked, receipt printed at the pump, and plenty of clean restrooms. The restroom in the front where autos fill was closed for cleaning, but the cleaning lady nicely directed me down the hall to another full set of restrooms. We will stop again on our trips across Ohio.”
425 S Barron St, Eaton OH 45320
“Huge selection in the store part. Pricing is ok. Staff can be friendly. They do often times have pumps out of service though and card readers glitch out getting card stuck a lot too.”
1301 N Barron St, Eaton OH 45320
“My go to place for gas and they have great employees and many have been there for a long time. Join the free speedy rewards to get your gas for less than their advertised price. Use the card to accumulate points and I get free money added to a gas card. Please by the old Frisch's and move there so you have more room. :)”
1697 North Barron Street, Eaton OH 45320
“I've never bought gas here, but they do have a nice store inside. One of the few places left where you can still buy a liter of water for about $1. The air for tires is free (last time I was there), which I appreciate.”
425 S Barron St, Eaton OH 45320
“Huge selection in the store part. Pricing is ok. Staff can be friendly. They do often times have pumps out of service though and card readers glitch out getting card stuck a lot too.”
6762 US-127, Eaton OH 45320
“Hey TA do you really think your business is more important than truck drivers?telling me 2 hrs wait and after 5hrs of waiting no body even gives a damn!!! you know all this owner operators know how to pull you down the way they put you up keep on doing a shitty work and shitty customer service like today when I asked the lady at the front desk about why I'm still waiting after 2hrs she said it'll be my turn she took it so offensive and told me she can get me out of the list. You know what the problem is you have employees that can't even stand a decent conversation as we are invisible ppl we are not even valuable to you good luck”
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