Gas Stations in Wildersville, TN

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  1. 21040 TN-22, Wildersville TN 38388

    4.4 Superb 94 reviews

    “Great place good people, sure hope this old stop doesn't close... A new bigger place went up on the side, Please don't let the smaller good people down. Just trying to make it”

  2. 21465 TN-22, Wildersville TN 38388

    4.5 Superb 49 reviews

    “Outstanding experience at the gas station! Excellent service, ample parking space, and the coffee is truly a delight. This place is a perfect pit stop for both your car andyour caffeine cravings. Highly recommend! ?⛽☕”

  3. 21465 TN-22, Wildersville TN 38388

    4.1 Good 22 reviews

    “Good food and service. Try the pot-roast as a sandwich or a salad. So you don't miss out on the salad like I did, they wouldn't make one for me because it takes too long to slice up the veggies on-the-spot, you now have to call and order ahead .”

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  5. 21385 TN-22, Wildersville TN 38388

    4.7 Superb 3 reviews

    “Be formed. They do charge for overnight parking. They will knock on your door. If you go in before the knock, it's $10. If they have to come out to charge you, it's $20. Both the guy knocking and the cashier lady were very polite to me.”

  6. 21040 TN-22, Wildersville TN 38388

    3.4 Good 8 reviews

  7. 21385 TN-22, Wildersville TN 38388

    3.1 Average 54 reviews

    “Fills up at around 22:00. Some Beer 🍺 available inside. Drive in and out slow cause of the broken pavement. Clean restroom. ONPATRATR”

  8. 21320 TN-22, Wildersville TN 38388

    2.5 Average 35 reviews

    “The store is always clean and they have a pretty good variety of stuff. The employees are so nice and help as much as they can. Good people. I will most definitely be going back there again!”

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