Gas Stations in Lincoln City, OR

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  1. 565 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City OR 97367

    4.8 Superb 15 reviews

    “I mean, it's a quick mart, nothing too special, they got the little stuff, when you need it. This Quick Mart is a fairly clean location, so pretty nice.”

  2. 4031 NW U.S. 101, Lincoln City OR 97367

    3.8 Good 87 reviews

    “This review is extremely out of touch. TAKE YOUR BREAKS! Sometimes stores are understaffed. If there's one employee working (which happens so much more often than you'd think,) you gotta do what you gotta do. They didn't have to leave a note, but they did. Thanks for working hard and at odd hours! You're appreciated ?”

  3. 565 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City OR 97367

    3.6 Good 79 reviews

    “easy access from 101 plenty of pumps available visited 9/21/2024 and it was 3.19 for unleaded clean outdoor space did not go inside”

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  5. 2320 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City OR 97367

    3.6 Good 122 reviews

    “One of the gentlemen who runs the pumps is really nice. He saw our son needed to use their outdoor restrooms, which are locked, and brought over the key before we could even go inside to ask for it. This simple gesture makes our family want to give our business to this chevron.”

  6. 4648 US-101, Lincoln City OR 97367

    2.4 Poor 49 reviews

    “Gas pump area looked great... no liter, no puddles of soda or oil, etc. It was being swept as I pulled in. The man offered to pump my gas politely. Used the restroom which was also very clean and made a purchase. Cashier was handsome and friendly.”

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