Gas Stations in Greenback, TN

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  1. 4065 Highway 95 N, Greenback TN 37742

    4.5 Superb 49 reviews

    “We moved into a new construction, and the ground was hard, no grass was growing, just patchy weeds. Clint came out, and took soil samples and got back to us in just 2 business days with a plan to correct my yard. They've been helpful all the way through the process and our yard is making excellent progress. Thank you so much to the co op in greenback for your help and kindness!”

  2. 6525 US-411, Greenback TN 37742

    4 Good 18 reviews

    “Stopped to buy gas, went inside to paid for purchase. The restaurant section had many customers, also a short line at the ordering counter. Seem to be a poular place to eat with reasonable prices. We ordered from the breakfast menu and was served a great breakfast of eggs, country ham, homemade biscuits and a choice of drinks. The country ham was cooked to prefection and very good, as well as rest of the meal. Our meal was less than $9.00 and the portions were large. I noticed the customers near us ordered from the lunch menu and their portions were large also. Service was good and received food in a reasonable amount of time.”

  3. 6525 US-411, Greenback TN 37742

    3.6 Good 91 reviews

    “They are a good store but should only focus on a couple items for the menu. It will be more complicated to make everything if you make the few items great they will be no need to spend more time and money! This means in order to make other things good you have to eliminate some! Good people!”

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