Gas Stations in Saint Matthews, SC

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  1. 730 Bridge St, St Matthews SC 29135

    4.2 Good 29 reviews

    “Who'd ever suspect a BP "quick mart" could qualify for "fine dining!" Very capable young chef there serving up some great local dishes.”

  2. 4468 Old State Rd, St Matthews SC 29135

    4 Good 13 reviews

    “This has always been a great place to stop in whether it is for a drink, to get some great food (I have never had anything bad!!), or to just grab that item you need but don’t have. Everyone there is friendly and treats you like family. With some new additions, they have really started to grow the business and make it a family friendly place to stop, shop, or relax. Highly recommend!!!!”

  3. 17 Tecklenburg Lane, Saint Matthews SC 29135

    3.5 Good 71 reviews

    “I was stopping to get gas as I was traveling and I went inside and it was clean. There is plenty of room also if you have any pets that need to relieve themself as long as you have a bag to clean up.”

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  5. 923 Bridge St, St Matthews SC 29135

    2.4 Poor 5 reviews

  6. 1300 Burke Road, Saint Matthews SC 29135

    3.1 Average 178 reviews

    “Clean restrooms! The real star was the employees and the manager Carlos! They all were smiling and happy to be there. It changes your day when their smiles are infectious! Great job 👏🏼”

  7. 388 Caw Caw Highway, Saint Matthews SC 29135

    2.6 Average 140 reviews

    “They have these donuts that are prepackaged.. Haven't had one since I was a kid, in 96 SC! I am so stoked to see them there!!! The cashier was so kind!! Keep up the great work!!!”

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