Gas Stations in Orwell, OH

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  1. 2635 US-322, Orwell OH 44076

    4.7 Superb 26 reviews

    “Nice place, awesome workers, pretty good made-in-house pizza for a gas station/convenience store. Sometimes smells really weird. A common stop when I'm in Orwell.”

  2. 40 E Main St, Orwell OH 44076

    3.6 Good 28 reviews

    “The girl that works overnight is awesome, very nice and always runnin around keeping store clean- coffee is always fresh and stocked well , she really makes my day when i get the route 2 stop in ! Thanks Orwell circle k morning girl cashier - hehe??????”

  3. 95 E Main St, Orwell OH 44076

    2.6 Average 8 reviews

    “I called them and they were so swift and gracious with dealing with me and my lack of knowledge. I was a first time home buyer and don’t know how to pay any of my bills but they walked me through getting auto pay set up online and it was very easy. The phone call was super quick and easy and I’m thankful for that. My review is 5 stars for now and I plan on keeping it that way!”

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  5. 15 E Main St, Orwell OH 44076

    2.8 Average 14 reviews

    “I’ve gotten gas here my whole life and never have really had a bad experience. There’s a lot of sights to see too so it’s always entertaining. One time I saw someone sit at the pump and overfill there tank for At least 1 minute. Gas was spewing all over the ground and their feet and they were just standing there half asleep. Another time I can remember a group of Amish people fighting each other in the back of a Yoder toter. I heard them yelling “ooshkin dooshkin houser” whatever that means. But overall, the ladies inside have always been very nice to me and the pumps are almost ALWAYS working. Maybe once a year one pump will be out of service. I’ve never trusted a roller dog here but those steaming glizzies aren’t my Kia Forte afterall. Totally recommend Shell out of the many other stations around!”

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