Gas Stations in Coopersburg, PA

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  1. 360 N 3rd St, Coopersburg PA 18036

    4.7 Superb 59 reviews

    “US has is the best station around. Not only are the prices the best for gas, they have a great little store that can meet mostly everyone's needs. Asif is great for a good conversation stop in say hello, from lottery to skill machines they have it.”

  2. 216 East Fairmount Street, Coopersburg PA 18036

    3.9 Good 62 reviews

    “Great discount with your Giant food store points! Can buy lottery, has air but have to pay to fill up tire. Pumps are clean and well maintained, fill up regularly as the Giant food store points are unbeatable for the discount. Have gotten 2$ per gallon off at times!”

  3. 1720 PA-309, Coopersburg PA 18036

    3.3 Good 131 reviews

    “Nice old truck stop. Paid parking 10.00$ Dirt lot with new millings. Clean but Still a few pot holes but not too bad at all. Super nice owner. You can’t be mad about having to pay when we all know what for hogs are out here. The Family restaurant beside it is absolutely amazing. Don’t judge by the outside. The place is spotless in side and food is amazing. Waitress and cook are super nice Mon-Sat 6-2 Sun 7-2”

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  5. 318 South 3rd Street, Coopersburg PA 18036

    3.3 Good 6 reviews

  6. 106 South 3rd Street, Coopersburg PA 18036

    3.2 Average 50 reviews

    “Cody is AMAZING! He always makes sure the trash cans are cleaned out and always so friendly! (They were always over filled before so annoying) I look forward to my afternoon trips because of him! He’s always great with my kids and always greets them and knows what I want. It’s so nice for him to be ready for me when I go to check out already running up my “regular” 5 stars because he is there!”

  7. 318 South 3rd Street, Coopersburg PA 18036

    1.7 Poor 10 reviews

    “Excellent customer svc was given to my daughter. By the service attendant whom was such a God sent Angel I can express my appreciation and Grattitude to such a person with the r tremendous soul! She went above and beyond to give assistance to my daughter as she hand to pull into the parking lot with a flat tire. And being a new driver with her first car had no clue what the problem was and how to go about receiving help to calling and or changing her tire. Long story short she refused leave her in the dark even when her shift was over she remained with my child until she was safe. And I wanted to also thank her friend who stopped by to check on her when she realized that the lights was still on after her shift was over and she to decided not to leave us stranded we are forever grateful to you both you know who you are store 318 s 3rd st coopersburg Pa . We will forever share your story and when passing by your way again will hope your working to share our Grateful ness with you”

  8. 6680 PA-309, Coopersburg PA 18036

    2.8 Average 97 reviews

    “Love the coffee love the service people are awesome. However one pet peeve one problem I have is they always say do you have a rewards card do you want one. Wawa does not offer rewards while what does not offer rewards cards you have to get a stupid app on your personal cell phone in order to do anything that is not a rewards program so Wawa does not have rewards or rewards programs and I am sick and tired of them always saying hey do you have a rewards card do you want one you don't offer a card you liars. There is no such thing as a Wawa rewards card Wawa doesn't offer a card!!”

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