Gas Stations in Perryton, TX

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  1. 572 Southwest 9th Avenue, Perryton TX 79070

    4.8 Superb 11 reviews

    “Has good hot and ready food, a good variety of drinks and snacks to pick from and friendly staff. The only problem it has is being too small for how busy it can get.”

  2. 19 North Main Street, Perryton TX 79070

    4.5 Superb 15 reviews

    “There's times I wonder where people have their head at. I stop to put gas, went inside and told the young lady $14.00 on pump 2. She looked at me as if I spoke to her in another language. Then she said huh, I told her again $14.00 on pump 2. Why do they keep hiring people like that”

  3. 701 S Main St, Perryton TX 79070

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

    “The owner of this place is real nice I had always heard around he was rude but he was really nice. Aligned a car for me did a great job and he did an inspection as well he does exhaust here too. No need to go to liberal anymore and he’s been around a long time check this place out if you get the chance and his prices are very reasonable as well I will and have been back”

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  5. 2600 South Main Street, Perryton TX 79070

    3.6 Good 22 reviews

    “I love this gas station, I work long hours and I come here everyday when I need a good energy drink or a hot meal. Its really affordable and good quality food. The service is great as well.”

  6. 601 South Jefferson Street, Perryton TX 79070

    3.5 Good 13 reviews

  7. 2401 South Main Street, Perryton TX 79070

    3.2 Average 70 reviews

    “The cleanest toilets in the universe!! In fact the whole store is spotless. Staff are very friendly and helpful. It’s our regular stop for gas and coffee.”

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