Gas Stations in Selmer, TN

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  1. 633 Mulberry Avenue, Selmer TN 38375

    4.3 Superb 123 reviews

    “Great place to stop on the way from Kansas City to Pensacola. We always stop here. Large clean restrooms, and friendly staff. I also like how the large canopy covers the entire parking lot, not just the pumps.”

  2. 1470 East Poplar Avenue, Selmer TN 38375

    4.4 Superb 41 reviews

    “This place has the friendliest service I’ve ever experienced. They also have the best sausage and biscuits in town. Don’t underestimate this place!!”

  3. 365 Mulberry Avenue, Selmer TN 38375

    4.2 Good 58 reviews

    “Every time I stop here the people are real friendly. I've only been a few times but that's the reason. I will continue to visit in the future. Really nice to see a gas station convenience store with Americans working there for a change!The cashiers all actually make eye contact with their customers! In other words they treat you like a person and not a $20 bill!”

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  5. 906 Peach Street, Selmer TN 38375

    4.2 Good 36 reviews

    “Great place to shop. And now they are going to start having pizza. (HOORAY!!)One thing is right by counter. They are selling the incense sticks as one a piece. But the tag on the package says 3 for a $1.00 a package. Not just one individual incense stick.”

  6. 611 Mulberry Avenue, Selmer TN 38375

    3.8 Good 63 reviews

  7. 1015 Mulberry Avenue, Selmer TN 38375

    2.9 Average 10 reviews

    “Cheapest gas in town, and a couple of the attendants are real sweet. I've started to use the pay-at-the-pump feature though because I get tempted by the overpriced snacks and sometimes there's a long line. I've never had an issue with the pay-at-the-pump. I will say that it's bumpy with the gas hole covers and sometimes it's dirty, but hey, you can't keep it clean 100% of the time.”

  8. 1470 East Poplar Avenue, Selmer TN 38375

    2.3 Poor 6 reviews

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