Gas Stations in Central City, PA

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  1. 479 Lambert St, Central City PA 15926

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Mike Kubek the owner is a wonderful hardworking person. He has a heart of gold and will help anyone out if he can. Our little town is a better place because of people like him?”

  2. 234 S Shore Trail, Central City PA 15926

    5 Superb 8 reviews

    “Scott, Brandon and Danielle are very easy to work with before, during and especially after the sale. A big shout out to Tim the mechanic too. The marina takes care of their customers!”

  3. 112 Rock Cut Rd, Central City PA 15926

    3.8 Good 10 reviews

    “Some of the best food you'll ever find in a small town place!! Everything was freshly made and delicious. Super friendly staff as well! DO NOT PASS THIS PLACE UP!!!”

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  5. 7397 Lincoln Hwy, Central City PA 15926

    3.1 Average 35 reviews

    “I love this place. Best breakfast in the area, grab & go hot case always had good food & great pizza for lunch. They slow down in the evenings so can't always have as many food selections but you can always call ahead or ask when you're there. The cashiers are willing to honor your requests when possible. Large selection of store items and cleanest bathrooms around. A must stop anytime you're in the area!!”

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