Gas Stations in Palmerton, PA

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  1. 934 Delaware Ave, Palmerton PA 18071

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “Got me on the schedule quick for a state inspection. Was quick and efficient once I arrived, pleasant to talk to and helpful with my questions. Highly recommend!!”

  2. 643 Delaware Avenue, Palmerton PA 18071

    4.8 Superb 6 reviews

    “They have a great breakfast sandwiches don't make one on the spot and only takes a few like under 5 minutes whatever you want on it. I had the cinnabon cappuccino out of the machine it was really good 0 the workers are also very nice there's a very nice lady that runs a cash register in the morning she was really nice”

  3. 117 Delaware Ave, Palmerton PA 18071

    4.3 Superb 62 reviews

    “Barb is amazing! She does the self pumping for us, and her energy is out of this world. She's that strong woman that we need out here. You can feel her genuine energy of living that damn simple life. Her energy gave me something I've been missing. Nonetheless she deserves a raise. She's a kickass women. My life is better now that I have met Barb today! She recommended listening to down in a hole, just as it got done playing while pulling up. If that doesn't say something.”

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  5. 505 Little Gap Rd, Palmerton PA 18071

    3.7 Good 28 reviews

    “Friendly, helpful, thorough. Willing to show you the parts that need work and explain why. Been here several times and always had a great experience. Highly recommend!”

  6. 9 Lincoln Ave, Palmerton PA 18071

    3.7 Good 47 reviews

    “Usually has the lower priced gas in the nearby area. Clean inside, friendly customer service. Only downside is there is one way into and out of gas station, not many pumps small area lot size.”

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