Gas Stations in Paoli, PA

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  1. 52 West Lancaster Avenue, Paoli PA 19301

    3.5 Good 86 reviews

    “I like to observe the people around me and feel that good kind people deserve some credit every now and then! This review is because of the GM Brian of this store. I've been in this store many times and he's always been so friendly to the customers in the store and such a hard worker! If you drive by early in the morning like clockwork he's making sure the parking lot is clean. I've seen him have a brief conversation with an older woman who had the biggest smile on her face, you could tell she must be a regular! I've seen him interacting with his staff and it seems like a really great work environment. The examples could go on. Overall his interactions with the customers and his hard work in this store deserve an applause.”

  2. 100 East Lancaster Avenue, Paoli PA 19301

    3.2 Average 26 reviews

    “Kent and Jim of Paoli Car Care helped me with my car problem, their communications were very straightforward and honest, Kent also gave me several helpful suggestions which I appreciate. I made quite a few phone calls around the area, the price that I received from Paoli Car Care was very competitive and reasonable. My car was fixed at the Paoli Car Care, and the service there was quick and reliable.”

  3. 100 E Lancaster Ave, Paoli PA 19301

    2.9 Average 12 reviews

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  5. 1818 East Lancaster Avenue, Paoli PA 19301

    2.7 Average 46 reviews

    “This is a rare stop for me but I did need gas. I was amazed by just joining their program that I was able to save quite a bit off my regular per gallon rate. I will continue to try to go to 7-Eleven for gas and snacks the deals that they have for their program.”

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