Gas Stations in Germantown, OH

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  1. 1341 West Market Street, Germantown OH 45327

    4.4 Superb 19 reviews

    “My new favorite gas station. I witnessed the community defending the family that owns it from fb accusations. I checked it out and am pleased with it. Great Customer Service!! They have my business”

  2. 1341 W Market St, Germantown OH 45327

    4.2 Good 20 reviews

    “My new favorite gas station. I witnessed the community defending the family that owns it from fb accusations. I checked it out and am pleased with it. Great Customer Service!! They have my business”

  3. 2383 Dayton Germantown Pike, Germantown OH 45327

    4 Good 48 reviews

    “Usually 5 stars. Tonight though I removed a star cause at 1am they were “closed”. Though not many options around, so I guess I’ll have to deal with it. Watched several other people be turned away as well.”

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  5. 8976 South Main Street, Germantown OH 45327

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “I have been going to this device station since I was a kid. Have had my cars worked there for the last 35 yrs. Highly recommended. A good mechanic is hard to find!”

  6. 2822 Dayton Germantown Pike, Germantown OH 45327

    3.3 Good 16 reviews

    “I have mountains of memories at this place. Everyone was so friendly with one another no matter who you where. It used to be a citgo gas station. My mother worked there a long time ago. It's been years since I've stepped foot into this place but I can still remember what it exactly looked like when I close my eyes. I still favor this place to this day.”

  7. 114 E Market St, Germantown OH 45327

    3.3 Good 25 reviews

    “Great convenience store, good prices and friendly people! Fast sandwiches in cooler and great beer/wine selection as well. Oh and a fully stocked ice cream freezer too!!”

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