Gas Stations in Murrysville, PA

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  1. 3860 William Penn Highway, Murrysville PA 15668

    4.8 Superb 106 reviews

    “I've been going to Jeff's for decades. Mechanic John has been great through all the years. Sharp as tacs and great to work with, Eric and Ethan, are very good at the counter”

  2. 5690 William Penn Highway, Export PA 15632

    3.9 Good 53 reviews

    “This place is great. It’s always stocked up on drinks and snacks, and they have great prices. Food wise the pizza and pepperoni rolls money makes is amazing. Amazing staff and even more amazing food”

  3. 3980 William Penn Hwy, Murrysville PA 15668

    3.7 Good 40 reviews

    “Great food and service except getting gas. All the food and donuts are fresh. The coffee drinks are heavy on the milk. So if lactose intolerant be careful. Story: We desperately needed gas. Nobody would take a quick moment come to the window for us.”

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  5. 5200 Mellon Road Suite 1, Murrysville PA 15632

    3.5 Good 10 reviews

    “For a gas station/small convenience store, I’ve always had a great experience at this place—honestly, never a single bad moment! The staff, particularly Heather, is truly remarkable. By the way, Heather is by far the most gracious and sweetest gas station attendant I’ve ever met, and I genuinely mean that! The team is incredibly professional, friendly, and diligent. On top of that, their gas prices are usually very reasonable, and their homemade snacks are absolutely delicious! If you happen to be in the area, I highly recommend stopping by!”

  6. 4180 William Penn Highway, Murrysville PA 15668

    2.2 Poor 5 reviews

    “The guys working here are very nice and personable. My only complaint (and it's a small one) are the prices. Their prices on some of the merchandise they sell is a little expensive, but it's not that bad really. If I could give this place a different, more accurate rating, instead of a simple 4/5 stars, I'd honestly give it a 4.75 out of 5, basically because of the very friendly crew who work behind the counter.”

  7. 4806 William Penn Hwy, Murrysville PA 15632

    3.1 Average 39 reviews

    “GetGo is a gas station and a convenience store and is owned by Giant Eagle. This location is open all day, everyday. In the convenience store, I bought snacks, beverages, and made-to-order foods. The employees who made my foods and rang up my purchase did their jobs well. My husband and I thought that the foods tasted good.”

  8. 4701 William Penn Hwy, Murrysville PA 15668

    3.2 Average 134 reviews

    “If I could give more than 5 stars I would. Recently I was at this store having a horrible day and I come outside to my car battery dead. Embarrassed already I went inside and asked for help the manager asked everyone if anyone knew how to jump a car without any hesitation a very nice young lady named Jess came outside to help me. She found another person to let us use their battery. Within 5 mins she had my car started and running again. I seriously still cannot thank her enough and everyone at that store for being so nice and helping me. I tried to give her money, she would not take it said give it to someone who really needs it. People like her restore my faith in humanity. 100 stars to this store. Thank you again so much Jess!”

  9. 4541 Fairview Dr, Murrysville PA 15668

    2.6 Average 26 reviews

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