Gas Stations in Hazle, PA

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  1. 1337 N Church St, Hazle PA 18202

    4.6 Superb 18 reviews

    “All I can say is I’m from out of town and Christie my bartender was just amazing she was absolutely such a pleasure to talk with and such a wonderful person! I will be back!”

  2. 543 Can Do Expressway, Hazle PA 18202

    4.4 Superb 13 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) Good price but they must repair those machines that have problems with credit and debit cards(Original)Bueno precio pero deben reparar esas maquinas que tienen problemas con las tarjetas de crédito y débito”

  3. 1140 North Church Street, Hazle PA 18202

    3.8 Good 39 reviews

    “In response to the owner, I have never had an issue during the day at this turkey hill, but usually when I come at night the employees are sitting over at the tables by the windows. Last night my husband and I stood at the register waiting to get checked out and they just sat over at the tables laughing and talking so we left. That's the only reason I gave a 4 star instead of 5”

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  5. 70 Station Circle, Hazle PA 18202

    3.4 Good 118 reviews

    “We ALWAYS stop here traveling north and south. Gas prices are reasonable, and there are a lot of gas pumps. They have great food, snacks drinks and coffee. My only complaints are the pumps do not give you the option for a receipt anymore. If you need one you must go inside. The men's bathroom has been going downhill. It's dirty, smelly and the urinal or toilet are often out of order.”

  6. 101 Airport Rd, Hazle PA 18202

    3.1 Average 85 reviews

    “I wish I could go to a sheetz more often, but I have to wait until I either go to PA or some southern states. I wish we had one in New York. Sheetz is the shiitz. Great food for a convenient store.”

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