Gas Stations in Altavista, VA

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  1. 531 Main St, Altavista VA 24517

    4.9 Superb 7 reviews

  2. 1023 Main Street, Altavista VA 24517

    4.4 Superb 23 reviews

  3. 1028 Main St, Altavista VA 24517

    4.5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Now solely a tobacco and vape shop, the newly renovated Joy has been around for years, lots of choices in Kratom, tobacco pipes and accessories and incense. Get some gas and something cold to drink, plus a few snacks, even play your winning lottery numbers or scratch a few...and enjoy the pleasant staff at an old hometown favorite.”

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  5. 125 Clarion Rd, Altavista VA 24517

    4.3 Superb 35 reviews

    “Good Location, amiable associates, competitive gas prices, Supermarket prices on your favorite snacks and 'road rations', milkshake machine, lottery, right beside a Taco Bell, Win Win!”

  6. 1562 Main Street, Altavista VA 24517

    4 Good 21 reviews

    “Has some really good items you can't find at most other gas stations. If they would start taking EBT I think it'd be an even better improvement on a great store.”

  7. 1043 Main Street, Altavista VA 24517

    3.8 Good 29 reviews

    “Love this store and Ms. Lisa is the best & Kevondra and Sunshine. These are all great ladies, helpful and polite. Store stocks almost everything I need in one spot.”

  8. 1205 Main St, Altavista VA 24517

    3.5 Good 12 reviews

    “They have the best chicken. I called my order ahead of time and they planned it so it would be super hot when I got there. And they have the best prices for gas.EDITED: This review was for Reds chicken. Since this review they have switched their chicken product to something other than Reds. It's not like Reds.”

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