Gas Stations in Brodheadsville, PA

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  1. 1536 US-209, Brodheadsville PA 18322

    4.5 Superb 40 reviews

    “Under New Management.....I have started buying my gas there because they have been .20 cents per gallon cheaper than everybody else on Rt.209. They seem to have friendly staff, and the inside is nice and clean since it was just remodeled recently......”

  2. 1437 US-209, Brodheadsville PA 18322

    4 Good 25 reviews

    “Very clean store with friendly employees who are attentive & polite. They carry a plethora of products; energy drinks, snacks, hot food , various vapes & other novelties.”

  3. 2232 PA-115, Brodheadsville PA 18322

    3.7 Good 43 reviews

    “Edited review: Credit needs to be given where credit is due. Used to be the worst place to go in the area due to the pumps taking ridiculously long to fill my car. But it’s SIGNIFICANTLY improved, plus the price is generally the best around. Contrary to my previous review, I do recommend this place now. Old review: The pumps take FOREVER! No joke a solid 8-10 mins for a 15gal fill up. Prices are good, but the experience sucks”

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  5. 2205 US-209, Brodheadsville PA 18322

    2.8 Average 4 reviews

  6. 1781 US-209, Brodheadsville PA 18322

    3.1 Average 139 reviews

    “I bought my house up here almost 5 years ago. I'm in this wawa atleast 4 to 5 days a week and I've never have had any problems with the service the food or the staff. Sometimes there's alot of people yes but that's normal. I think the employees do an excellent job, especially 2nd shift they are the ones I see the most of but I've seen morning nights as well and not one issue. I personally want to let you all know your doing a great job and it's noticed and appreciated. Sincerely, Robert J. Sikorsky”

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