1200 N Shoop Ave, Wauseon OH 43567
“Located in the middle of Bowen this SNG is a nice one. I like it because it’s small and not as busy as their big stores. It’s real easy to drive right in and get gas and drive out. In the store is literally 15 or 16 feet away from the gas pump. So you can get in and out quick. They have everything except cooked food just like the rest of the SNG‘s right in the middle of a main road. You got easy access in and out and it’s quick.”
248 North Fulton Street, Wauseon OH 43567
“About 9:30 tonight (1/2hr ago) I found a wallet at pump 3 neat trash can. Get ahold of them if you dropped/misplaced your wallet earlier today. I gave it to cashier.”
10085 OH-108, Wauseon OH 43567
“We had to make a gas stop here coming back from a road trip we took. This location had a really clean bathroom compared to all the others we’ve been to and even had a air freshener! A wide range of snacks and beverages to take along our journey. Staff was kind and understanding, overall a good experience for a travel stop for us.”
8150 OH-108, Wauseon OH 43567
“Crashed my bike so I parked it here and the lady at the register gave me pizza and a water, not just a gas station there’s some really caring people here”
491 Airport Highway, Wauseon OH 43567
“Great place to get gas at a good price but they tend to underprice (good) but lately they frequently run out of gas (bad) and screw up the local gas pricing being that they have the power of Wal-Mart behind them. This hurts our local economy because they seem to use their financial pricing power to bully the other gas stations in the area”
1265 N Shoop Ave, Wauseon OH 43567
“I have went through many car washes over the years and the owners have upgraded so many aspects so we the customers get the best car wash in our area. I feel people think this should be a detail shop and not a car wash. I have owned my truck for 6 years and used this car wash many times and never came out with a scratch of any kind”
cONTINENTAL PLAZA, 1265 N Shoop Ave, Wauseon OH 43567
“Grate bunch of people there. Always friendly staff and owner seams to keep updating and keeping place cleaned up and up to date. best place in town for car wash and gas.”
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