Gas Stations in Dutton, ON

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  1. 27585 Highway 401 Eastbound, Dutton ON N0L 1J0

    4.5 Superb 31 reviews

    “Great place to buy gas and snacks. Very clean and friendly service. Prices are reasonable and on lower side. You can buy almost every thing you need while travelling on a highway except a vehicle; LOL.”

  2. 197 Currie Road, Dutton/Dunwich ON N0L 1J0

    4.4 Superb 35 reviews

    “The woman that was working when I stopped was the best. Super personality, intuitive, and funny. The bathroom is gross and barely works. Still 4 stars for all of the laughs I had while there.”

  3. 197 Currie Road, Dutton/Dunwich ON N0L 1J0

    4.1 Good 9 reviews

    “Sam the owner is a very nice gentleman he has great friendly employees who make you feel welcomed good gas no issues with water cars run great highly recommended.”

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  5. ON-401, Dutton ON N0L 1J0

    4 Good 7 reviews

    “On the road to Detroit stopped by this gas station on the side of the hwy to fill up and pick up snacks. Upon arrival was greeted by Julie and Dawson with a big smile. They were super helpful getting me the things i needed and answering a couple of questions i was having a hard time with. These are the type of people that make your company look good. Thank you Julie and Dawson for your help and amazing service.”

  6. 27900 ON-401 Westbound, Dutton/Dunwich ON N0L 1J0

    3.1 Average 131 reviews

    “The Tim Hortons is immaculate here, at least when I came. Late Sunday and the food was hot and fresh. Friendly service. The supreme stack sandwich looked even better than the pictures. Staff was super friendly and fast.”

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