Gas Stations in Montreal-est, QC

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  1. 301 Av. Broadway, Montréal-Est QC H1B 5A5

    3.7 Good 27 reviews

    “Average price quite expensive most by the time you know the song!!! but hey you can always have a can of coke for 1 dollar hihihihi plussss tax and deposit of course and the staff always so competent and courteous always a pleasure to go there and above all its still left alone on Broadway street, there was a time there there were 4 elassss”

  2. 10937 Notre-Dame St. East, Montréal-Est QC J6A 2T9

    3.6 Good 33 reviews

    “This gas station is very old. I thought I couldn't benefit from the Journie loyalty service. To my great surprise, I was able to use the Journie card and what's more, the price of gas was 10 cents per liter cheaper than at home.”

  3. 9700 Boulevard Henri-Bourassa East, Montréal-Est QC H1C 1G4

    3.2 Average 46 reviews

    “I called the propane plus company on a Friday evening at 9:57 p.m., because I had a leak in my tank. At 10:05 p.m., the gentleman I had spoken to called me back to tell me that an employee would come to see about it within 1 hour. Less than 20 minutes later, a nice gentleman with his personal car, in civilian clothes (he probably got out of bed quickly) was there to resolve the problem. Everything was perfect, fast and efficient. My family and I were able to sleep peacefully and without worries of anything exploding!! Thank you so much for your help and exceptional service!!”

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