3700 Mountain Rd, Hamburg PA 19526
“Good loves location.Gas is a bit pricey, in comparison to other gas stations in the area.But you do get the loves experience. there’s also a McDonald’s next-door.”
515 Lowland Road, Hamburg PA 19526
“This was my first time visiting a Wawa in PA and I have to say, I had a very positive experience. The fuel prices were comparable to those in the area however, I chose Wawa because their lot is spacious and I was navigating it with a 15ft trailer and large pickup. Inside the store was clean, well stocked and the promotions were easily identified and relevant to my needs. Overall, a very VERY positive experience.”
200 N 4th St, Hamburg PA 19526
“Cigarettes, tobacco, tubes,rolling machines, vape ,soda, candy, lottery. Minimal groc items such as milk, cat food. Very nice owners and employees. No public restrooms.”
Rutter's, Hamburg PA 19526
“Very first gas station/conscience store to sell alcohol in berks county... Make great food. Love their bathroom. Toilets are black... Sink is a cute stall trough. Hey its the little details that amuse me. People have always been really nice. Make sure to get a Rutgers card. 3cents off a gallon. Buy their food an it goes ☝. Gas prices are usually the lowest in that area.”
100 Grand Street, Hamburg PA 19526
“They don't have the ready made sandwiches, wraps, salads, etc. Because the equipment is broken that keeps them cold. So you have to order from the touch screens. But service was good.”
3700 Mountain Road, Hamburg PA 19526
“It does its job. I stopped and got gas, got a sandwich a soda, everyone was friendly and polite, and then I was back on the road. Bathrooms were clean, overall a very good road stop.”
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