Gas Stations in Saint Marys, OH

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  1. 490 Fortman Drive, Saint Marys OH 45885

    4 Good 76 reviews

    “A nice corner gas station, just about what you'd expect. Over the last several years the quality has improved greatly, though often the soda machines are down.”

  2. 601 Jackson Street, Saint Marys OH 45885

    4 Good 23 reviews

    “Sunoco in St Mary's is said to have the coldest beer in town. I know their sodas and water are but, I do not drink alcoholic beverages. It's always clean and my service attendant employee has always been pleasant and polite. My only regret is their coffee station is very lacking. But SHELL/PUMP N PAK is right down from them for good cuppa jo.”

  3. 1055 East Spring Street, Saint Marys OH 45885

    3.8 Good 13 reviews

    “Probably the best certified my husband and i have ever been to. The 2 women who work here are always so friendly. They never seem to be in a hurry or rude. Always very clean as well.”

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  5. 182 East Bank Road, Saint Marys OH 45885

    3.2 Average 9 reviews

    “A good selection on the menu to choose from. The food is delicious and the staff is very friendly and kind. You can call and have your food delivered or picked up. Very happy with villa nova drive thru :)”

  6. 105 North Spruce Street, Saint Marys OH 45885

    2.3 Poor 72 reviews

    “I stopped at Circle K to get some has before I drive home back to Van Wert after my exploration of Celina and Saint Marys.I stopped at the Circle K, parked my car at the pump and went in. This Circle K has a huge soda station, and plenty of snacks. I paid for my gas and pumped it into my car. Solid choice if you need gas or snacks.”

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