3097 7e Rue, Val-d'Or QC J9P 5A2
“I love this gas station. It's already easy to access. Thanks for the improvements and that now diesel is available ?Service is excellent, both from the level of the teams who are friendly and the boss is energetic and pleasant to work with ?And of course, the little restaurant on site! It's delicious, quick and affordableReally, thank you to all their teams”
1812 3e Avenue, Val-d'Or QC J9P 7A9
“At some point me and my little brother decided to go pay a visit and I go pay for some cigarettes, there's a worker that I highly appreciated, he seemed nice and kind and really uplifted our moods while I was having a bad day. 5/5 stars, will come back”
1697 3e Avenue, Val-d'Or QC J9P 1V9
“Il y a de tout. Vous êtes amateur de BBQ et êtes tombés en panne? Pas de problème! Les épices, sauces, briquettes etc BBQ Québec sont en vente sur place. (Et du propane!) Le lave-auto et la court spacieuse en font un arrêt idéal pour les campeurs, pêcheurs et chasseurs. N'oubliez pas la grande sélection de bières de spécialité ou encore de bières de route 0%.”
1031 3e Avenue, Val-d'Or QC J9P 1T5
“Convient location for getting gas in Val d'Or. Small but well stocked convenience store. The lot is tight so not the best place to pull in and out of with a trailer.”
2401 Bd Jean-Jacques-Cossette, Val-d'Or QC J9P 6Y3
“Showers were clened properly for a change and the service was excellent but you have to pay if you haven't filled your fuel up that day. We spend a lot of money on fuel all month long we should have free showers any time as long as you have a fuel card. Also they only accommodate to men.”
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