18 Bridge St, Morrisville VT 05661
“The food was absolutely delicious, and not at all what I was assuming it would be from inside of an unassuming gas station in the middle of Morrisville. I got the vegetarian curry and my fiancé got the chicken curry. Both were the perfect level of spice and extremely aromatic! We will be going back when they open back up in May!”
20 Upper Main Street, Morrisville VT 05661
“Nice courteous staff who let me vent like friends would and I really appreciate that with everything going on lately in my life.I highly recommend this place best deals on pizza you'll find around also.”
621 Laporte Rd, Morrisville VT 05661
“It's the best place to fill up for gas, it's always the lowest price in morrisville and if you have a Irvine card it helps you save! Also they keep up on the trash by the pumps and are always refilling the windshield fluid unlike my luck at the other gas station”
33 VT-15, Morristown VT 05661
“I'll never forget stopping here while visiting my mother in Hyde Park. I took several pictures of "Lenticular Clouds" forming over the mountains to the south. I'll try and post those photos under this review because they were spectacular and I was thrilled to see them from this location. Clean station throughout as well with friendly staff.”
143 Lower Main Street East, Johnson VT 05656
“I wish Maplefields would provide food for Celiacs and others with severe food allergies. The only things I can eat / drink here are toffee cashews and black coffee. Not really sustenance but, good gas too”
911 S Main St, Stowe VT 05672
“My friend Jack bought a kangaroo from a guy at a pub because he wanted to try and ride it to try and impress his crush who lives in Derby. He asked me to help him iron his suit and prepare the saddle for him on the day of the big ride and everything was going great until we the kangaroo showed up. THis Kangaroo was a big fella. He was fighter and a real mustang type of animal and my friend Jack started getting nervous as hell. I was soothing his nerves telling him that it was the right thing to do and keeping his spirits up. Instead of riding the kangaroo to the girls house Jack put the kangaroo in his truck and planned on riding it the last mile. When the kangaroo got in the whole affair turned ugly and the kangroo messed up the truck big time so we had to wash it a couple days later. We brought the truck here and it was really good for cleaning it.”
14 South Main Street, Stowe VT 05672
“After a long day, it was one, of only a few places still open at 11:00pm. The store was clean, with a large variety of products and at 11:20pm, the clerk was very helpful and pleasant.”
143 Lower Main St E, Johnson VT 05656
“Normal selection of brewed coffee and hot food. Multiple clean restrooms. Plenty of free off street parking. Good place to stop for fuel and a bite to eat. Never had a problem here.”
745 S Main St, Stowe VT 05672
“Clean, honest, family run gas station with gasoline, propane, diesel and red diesel. Hot coffee, home made breakfast sandwiches every morning. Nice, concise selection of milk, cold sandwiches, snacks sodas, beer, and basic automotive necessities. Oh yes, the home made cookies are excellent ??.”
942 Mountain Rd, Stowe VT 05672
“This Gas Station has the best coffee. Their coffee rivals and in some cases surpasses the local coffee shops in the area. As an added bonus, you can walk in, grabs some snacks and not be treated like a disease. You are not relegated to ordering online or through a crack in a window. Waiting, then grabbing your order from a table set outside in the weather, while a concerned work waves meekly at you with a mask and gloves on from behind the aforementioned crack in the window.”
14 S Main St, Stowe VT 05672
“Lots of stuff in this little store and it was open when nothing else was. They have all the snacks you need plus some nice little meals and healthy options like prepackaged salads.”
4495 VT-100C, Johnson VT 05656
“I never thought I’d review a gas station but the staff were so friendly and kind that I had to say something. I drive by but usually don’t make that turn onto 100c and now I definitely will!”
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