Gas Stations in East Bernard, TX

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  1. 17122 Industrial Drive, East Bernard TX 77435

    4.9 Superb 13 reviews

    “After an inquiry phone call on 8/22/26 to see if ethanol free gasoline was still available , and if so , form of payment and hours of business, Peter answered all questions enthusiastically. Ethanol Free Gasoline is #1 selection on their pumps, they accept credit cards and hours are 24/7. Once there , Peter was preparing to leave but walked over to introduce himself. He went out of his way to show how the system works actually pumping the fuel himself into my 2ea plastic 5gal gas cans. It is different from a regular fuel station but if you follow instructions on payment kiosk to the right of fuel pumps it is actually not too difficult. Thanks to Peter for his helpfulness , professionalism and patience in probably 100 degree heat. He is obviously proud to be a local business owner and an American . Fuel prices were fair even for diesel. I am a commercial truck driver and his price for highway diesel was only 7 cents more a gallon from what I recently paid with a discount using a national fuel card company. Look forward to returning and doing more business in the future where the public is treated fairly and honestly.”

  2. 1139 Main Street, East Bernard TX 77435

    4.7 Superb 6 reviews

  3. 955 Main Street Us Highway 90 A, East Bernard TX 77435

    3.2 Average 23 reviews

    “Good service and very clean restrooms. Friendly service especially from January who always takes care of her customers. Always has a daily joke. We laugh and laugh!”

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  5. 14431 Hwy 90 Alt, East Bernard TX 77435

    2 Poor 8 reviews

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