Gas Stations in Smithville, OH

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  1. 265 W Main St, Smithville OH 44677

    3.8 Good 36 reviews

    “Pretty good sized gas station makes for a wider selection of products the one thing they do not offer is alcohol because Smithville is a dry townA positive note is it should feel pretty safe as the police station is right across the street.”

  2. 265 W Main St, Smithville OH 44677

    4 Good 1 review

    “As far as I can tell, this was the only place in Smithville to fuel up. There may have been other places, but I did not seem them. We also took the time to use the restroom facilities, get coffee, and buy an Ohio roadmap. As Smithville is pretty small and their are not many places to go - this place was hopping. Because it offers a convenience store - there was a line of about 10 people ahead of us buying all sorts of things.”

  3. 265 West Main Street, Smithville OH 44677

    3.3 Good 15 reviews

    “A large selection of Conn's potato chips are available here! (Small & large bags) & they even have a few flavors I'd never seen before, which was really cool!Fyi- Conn's potato chips are the best! If ya haven't tried them, u should! Js. Yum!Side Note: This store also, sort of, ?? reminds me of my childhood & all the old Lawson's stores. They all looked the same & then became dairy mart & now some are circle k's i think. bBut they do not look like they used to... Clear back when no one even heard of "The Dollar General," when old? folks, like myself, roamed ? Earth with all the ?? dinosaurs! (As my kids would say. ?)?”

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