Gas Stations near Winchester, OH

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  1. 12031 US-62, Winchester OH 45697

    3.1 Average 8 reviews

    “Me and a buddy and his kid stopped in here and I got the chicken salad on a bun and let me tell you that first bite was soooooo good that I devoured it within 1 minute. If you haven’t tried it plz do so when you can.”

  2. 4920 OH-125, West Union OH 45693

    4.2 Good 54 reviews

    “Very kind helpful in every way they possible can very well mannered. Thank you for the convenience of the store and Gas very well cleaned At all time's. Very Nice Employees.Thank you”

  3. 18196 OH-247, Seaman OH 45679

    4.1 Good 78 reviews

    “I just don't like someone buying up ALL the convenience stores. Seems like Monopoly at its finest. Service was great, prices are higher than anyone else but... I live where Sunday is different on my side of the highway.”

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  5. 9668 OH-125, West Union OH 45693

    4.3 Superb 12 reviews

  6. 7906 Yochum Road, Sardinia OH 45171

    4.2 Good 16 reviews

  7. 17286 OH-247, Seaman OH 45679

    3.4 Good 17 reviews

    “It's a bit more expensive to stop in here, for my personal purchases. Although, whenever I do, I am never disappointed. The staff is so friendly and helpful. I came last night because I thought I remembered they accepted contactless pay(I couldn't find my debit card). They do and it couldn't have been easier. This is something 1st stop, in our area doesn't accept yet.My Dad stops in daily here, at 74, and they always take great care of him. I appreciate it so much.”

  8. 102 N Columbus St, Russellville OH 45168

    2.8 Average 14 reviews

    “They are very nice there & helpful. The store is always clean. I never have to wait to pay for my things. The gas pumps & trash cans by them are always clean. They also have paper towels at the pumps to clean off my truck windows.”

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