Gas Stations in Dewey, OK

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  1. 1600 North Osage Avenue, Dewey OK 74029

    4.8 Superb 37 reviews

    “I love getting my gas at Miller Brothers in Dewey Ok. The guys are always nice, and right to it. And I dont know how or why but the gas i put in my car last a week longer that any other gas I have used. And thats going the same mileage each week. So I dont question it, I just keep filling up.”

  2. 1855 Portland Avenue, Dewey OK 74029

    4.9 Superb 15 reviews

  3. 119 South Osage Avenue, Dewey OK 74029

    4.5 Superb 13 reviews

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  5. 2350 North Osage Avenue, Dewey OK 74029

    4.3 Superb 51 reviews

    “Not bad. Gas is good. Prices are about the usual. Clean restrooms. Employees seemed nice. I was in and out pretty quick. Fountain drink was a lil bit over carbonated.”

  6. 401 South Osage Avenue, Dewey OK 74029

    3.9 Good 65 reviews

    “It took me almost 2 years before I try to pizza from Casey's gas station because I thought a pizza from a gas station would be absolutely disgusting. I couldn't have been more WRONG!! It's actually now one of my top three favorite pizza places. I honestly believe it has something to do with the kind of cheese they use which makes it taste absolutely amazing. If you've never tried them or their pizza I recommend the taco pizza or the meatzza! It's absolutely to die for!!”

  7. 2390 N Osage Ave, Dewey OK 74029

    3.7 Good 36 reviews

    “Beautiful ladies working in subway & in Pete’s deserve a raise for keeping this place running like they are.Subway preps everything for closing ahead of time as she should but the second I walk in greets me and asks what I’d likeIn Pete’s I walk up to self checkout and am greeted with another friendly face. Will be sure to return next time I’m in town”

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