Gas Stations in Marietta, SC

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  1. 3106 Geer Highway, Marietta SC 29661

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “I’ve had a great experience with this propane service from start to finish. Scheduling was easy, deliveries were always on time, and the team was friendly and professional every step of the way. They’re reliable, responsive when I have questions, and clearly care about doing the job right. It’s a relief working with a company that communicates well and shows up when they say they will. Highly recommend to anyone looking for dependable propane service. If I could leave them 6 stars I would.”

  2. 2931 Geer Hwy, Marietta SC 29661

    4 Good 27 reviews

    “I love this little convenience store in Marietta, better know as the "Indian Store". I would give a 5 star review if I was just basing it on the owners alone because they're awesome and always remember you even if it's been over a year between visits to their store BUT the other employees up there are usually horrible and SO RUDE, to say the very least!! I even tried to call just to get the hours to see if I could make it up there before they closed tonight and I had to call 10 different times, then wait for them to put the phone back on the hook too before I was finally able to get an answer. When it comes to the family/couple that actually owns this business, they are absolutely amazing, so friendly and for a privately owned business, the prices are super cheap!!!!!!!?”

  3. 2921 Geer Highway, Marietta SC 29661

    3.9 Good 43 reviews

    “PLEASE READ THE BURGER KING REVIEWS. THAT SHOULD BE PROOF ENOUGH. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, I AND MANY OTHERS WOULD LOVE TO SEE BURGER KING GONE AND A SPINX DELI TO REPLACE IT! SPARE THE MARIETTA SC PEOPLE AND DON'T MAKE US GO INTO TRAVELERS REST TO GET FAST FOOD. PLEASE PLEASE OPEN A DELI LIKE THE ONE IN TRAVELERS REST. I'M BEGGING YOU PLEASE!!!!!”

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