Gas Stations in Dinwiddie, VA

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  1. 19520 Carson Rd, Dinwiddie VA 23841

    4.3 Superb 19 reviews

    “Friendly cashiers morning noon nightThey have just lil of everythingSnacks, drinks, candy, gum, tobacco products, different kinds Smoking apparatus, lighters, rhino's tabs, condoms, advil, honey, so much more. Don't see it or have it they will order and get it for you knowing you'll stop back by again. Don't take my word for it, stop by check them out. Its a small mumpa type gas station!”

  2. 14011 Boydton Plank Road, Dinwiddie VA 23841

    4.2 Good 36 reviews

    “Stopped here for fuel and food while working in the area Great fast service and the food was above average for a gas station will definitely be stopping here again”

  3. 13909 Boydton Plank Road, Dinwiddie VA 23841

    3.5 Good 33 reviews

    “This place has cheaper gas than anyplace I’ve seen from the VA/NC line to the I-95 corridor! But that wasn’t what impressed me.I was looking for gas, primarily, but I thought I’d grab a bite to eat while I was there. After all, they had a little grill.Instead of ordering like everyone else, because I’m not really normal, I asked the lady working there what she would recommend. She recommended the cheesesteak. I said, “Then make me one like you would eat.” Brother, did she!What a terrific sandwich! The meat was cooked to perfection. The jalapeños were an unexpected contribution to the sandwich, but they way she added them was on point!Thank you all SO much for making me a terrific sandwich. I’ll see if I can stop back by there on my way home for another. :)”

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  5. 19520 Carson Road, Dinwiddie VA 23841

    3.5 Good 80 reviews

    “I had never seen such beauty, care, and cleanliness in a female bathroom. There were flowers decorations, and even hanging boards with female fun rules! Nicely done:)”

  6. 13909 Boydton Plank Rd, Dinwiddie VA 23841

    2.7 Average 13 reviews

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