78 Broad Street, Lyndonville VT 05851
“Great staff, I was there the day of the eclipse and they were getting absolutely slammed with people from out of state, the woman working was amazing at crowd control and keeping the line to the bathroom orderly. She kept her cool under pressure for sure.”
12 VT-18, St Johnsbury VT 05819
“I had a vehicle breakdown on me hours away from my home, and this place was my port in the storm! They were SO kind to me- and gave me a sense of community in a place I wasn't familiar too. A hot cup of coffee, and some patience on their part- and I had my vehicle out of their way, and a nice memory of the sweet people there. It was stressful, and they made it better for me. I would stop back in if I ever were in the area again. And love the name!”
590 Main St, Lyndonville VT 05851
“Nick’s Gas Station is hands down the best place to fuel up in the area! The station is always well-maintained, clean, and organized, which makes for a smooth and stress-free visit every time. The pumps are easy to use, and there’s never a long wait, even during peak hours. But what really sets Nick's apart is the customer service. The staff is super friendly, always greeting you with a smile and making you feel welcome. Whether you're just grabbing a quick snack or filling up, they make it clear that they appreciate your business. And if you need something extra—whether it's air for your tires or directions—they’re always ready to help with a genuine attitude that makes you feel like you're in good hands. Highly recommend Nick’s Gas Station for its convenience, excellent service, and all-around great vibe. I’ll be back for sure!”
280 Portland Street, St Johnsbury VT 05819
“I was very impressed with the diesel prices at this gas station other station were around $5.79 gallon while this station was only $4.99 gallon about $0.80 cheaper”
3799 US-5, West Burke VT 05871
“Gas or Diesel - get it here. Employees come out and pump it for you. Some of the best chicken pops and cheeseburgers in the county. They also have self-serve coffee and an auto cappuccino maker. I tried a cold vanilla cappuccino … Very good.”
189 Railroad Street, St Johnsbury VT 05819
“I used to go to Hannaford's with my aunt and had fun trying to find items where I knew where they were at my other grocery store and they have such a selection of everything and their meats are great it is always swept cleaned up dusted and also staff members who can direct you to the aisle you need to go in I wish I lived closer by my aunt goes in and buys flowers that you see that right as soon as you go in the door and they are so pretty especially for a holiday table accessory”
421 US-2, Danville VT 05828
“My go to stop on the way to and from work. I thought it was just a gas station but they have all kinds of groceries and fresh produce. They will be expanding soon!! Great and friendly people too!”
932 Memorial Dr, St Johnsbury VT 05819
“Friendly staff for early morning coffee, love the occasional free cup of joe ☕☺. Decent prices for a quick mart, gas ⛽ ok Thank you!”
85 Us Route 2 W, Saint Johnsbury VT 05819
“I ordered a breakfast wrap there, it was BOMB! SO delicious,and sooo worth the 4 dollars. I'm going to go back and order that whenever I can now. Also the pizza is very delicious.”
12 Broad St, Lyndonville VT 05851
“The girl working today was the most cheerful and pleasant gas station attendant that I've ever encountered. She greetee me within 3 seconds of entering with the biggest "good morning". Kudos to her. She's great!”
1786 Memorial Dr, St Johnsbury VT 05819
“This review is not for the actual gas station but rather the car wash that is attached to the back of it. Also you should know this is not a review for all of the Mr. Sudd, because the other one that's in the same town is horrible.My numerous visits to Mr. Suds Car Wash have cemented it as a go-to spot for an economical car cleanse. Nestled at the back of a gas station, this car wash distinguishes itself with unbeatable prices, challenging the notion that you get what you pay for.The self-service bays, although they may show their age and wear, offer a straightforward, no-nonsense cleaning experience.There's a charm to its old-school, coin-operated system, and the lack of a spot-free rinse is a concession I'm willing to make considering the cost savings. However, I'd advise bringing your own sponge—the provided brushes have seen better days.The DIY nature of the wash means there's no staff to speak of, which suits the independent cleaner just fine. The facilities, admittedly run-down, are a testament to the car wash's focus on savings over aesthetics.Despite this, the location is rarely crowded, offering a swift in-and-out service that I've taken advantage of more times than I can count.While there's no denying its value, there's room for growth. The diluted soap solution is a point of contention that should be addressed.The addition of a water softening system and a spot-free rinse option would elevate the experience significantly.In conclusion, if your car is suffering from the visual weight of the road and your wallet feels light, Mr. Suds is the practical choice. Just set your expectations accordingly, and appreciate the wash for its throwback charm and unmatched prices.”
957 Broad Street, Lyndonville VT 05851
“How can I ever forget the late night stops here? The 1 dollar coffee and the buffalo chicken burger, finishing off with a mint chocolate chip milkshake! Great snack variety.”
85 US-2 West, St Johnsbury VT 05819
“I travel to St Johnsbury fairly often and I stop here every time. It is a gas station with competitive prices, a wide selection of goods inside with clean restrooms and all the basics such as coffee and a wide selection at that. Staff is helpful.”
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