Gas Stations in North Lima, OH

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  1. 10125 Market St, North Lima OH 44452

    4.5 Superb 47 reviews

    “I was honestly scared to eat the food because I normally won’t try gas station Food lol but I decided too and it was amazing !! The owner was really nice as well over customer service was great and overall experience was great ?”

  2. 10727 Market St, North Lima OH 44452

    4.2 Good 62 reviews

    “Good fuel price with the 10 cents discount and nice facility but disappointed to leave and less then 1 mile down the road the Speedway was a few cents cheaper with no discount.”

  3. 10789 Market Street, North Lima OH 44452

    3.8 Good 103 reviews

    “nice store and all...employees are nice and polite...but....there is never no food in the evening...no pizza...no hot dogs or grilles or torpedoes....i come in there late evening tryn to get something to eat but there never is anything...come on yall...u cant keep the pizza out for hungry truck drivers...after all u are a truck stop aren't ya”

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  5. 9010 Market Street, North Lima OH 44452

    3.7 Good 96 reviews

    “Kyree! The man, I somehow didn't write a review of his goodness last year, here I am! Picked up an order late, 2 staff both super friendly. Just dig when I go to this Sheetz & see Kyree! See me Sheetz Corp? Keep ☝🏻 around, he's a rare, kind human.”

  6. 10920 Market St, North Lima OH 44452

    3 Average 161 reviews

    “What's up with the app. Never works right anymore, wont count up fuel points when you fuel, can't pick a shower on the app. And can't request lost fuel points on app..”

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