Gas Stations near Ravenel, SC

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  1. 6270 Savannah Hwy, Ravenel SC 29470

    3.8 Good 21 reviews

    “I love the Subway at this gas station for their salads. So delicious and fresh. They now cut up the salads to make it easier to eat the lettuce, spinach, cucumbers, tomatoes, black olives along with the roast beef, ham and turkey I ask for on my salads. This Subway is the only one that does the cutting of these salads and I love my salads. If you want a salad freshly made that is quick and delicious, then come to This Subway.”

  2. 6303 Savannah Hwy, Ravenel SC 29470

    2 Poor 35 reviews

    “My lifesaver! Woke up at 11pm, my kid has a fever. We are all out of children's medicine and none of the adult stuff can suit purpose. CircleK was the only thing in miles that was open and had what we needed. Blessed! Please keep the children's medicine stocked, you could be saving a life in our small community!! So grateful to the folks working overnight.”

  3. 6294 SC-162, Hollywood SC 29449

    4 Good 44 reviews

    “It's a gas station for Pete's sake... Clean... Well lit in a safe location. Otherwise it pumped gas ...the gas worked in the carAll was right with the world”

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  5. 3622 Savannah Hwy, Johns Island SC 29455

    3 Average 102 reviews

    “Speedway has become my go-to gas station. The service is efficient, and the staff is always helpful. Highly recommend stopping by for a quick and easy experience.”

  6. 1195 Bees Ferry Rd, Johns Island SC 29455

    2.5 Average 56 reviews

    “Great store to grab coffee and breakfast at a great price most of the employees are friendly except for this woman with glasses and braids, always seemed sully, might not be a morning person ?”

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