Gas Stations in Ethridge, TN

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  1. 3799 U.S. 43 Highway 43 North, Ethridge TN 38456

    4 Good 41 reviews

    “I had an excellent experience at the deli thanks to the outstanding customer service I received. The employee, I believe her name is Laura or Loren, was friendly, courteous, and genuinely helpful. They went above and beyond to make sure I was taken care of and made my visit a pleasant one. Their positive attitude and attention to customers really stood out. Employees like this make a big difference and are a wonderful reflection of the business. Thank you for providing such excellent service!”

  2. 3706 US-43, Ethridge TN 38456

    4.3 Superb 12 reviews

    “Stop by this little charming place today for lunch. Let me tell you the cheese burgers we order were awesome. A hand patty burger that actually covers the whole bun cook fresh while you wait at the sit down bar. You know a place is good when people are coming in one after the other and ordering food and they also have a drive thru that is continuously busy as well. All the employees were so kind and friendly. We will definitely stop back by on our way to the Amish. Thanks for the great service and keep it up.”

  3. 3799 Andrew Jackson Highway, Highway 43 North, Ethridge TN 38456

    2.9 Average 7 reviews

    “We love stopping here. The hot ready to eat food is just that and very well prepared, seasoned just right and tender as it should be. There's many choices from fish, chicken llivers, pizza, and so much more. The restrooms have always been clean and in working order. The employees have always been courteous and helpful. Convenience with the widest variety to choose from, makes this an excellent choice for stopping here. Last visited on Sunday October 25, 2026 and will be returning on our next trip through the area!”

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