17019 Dumfries Road, Dumfries VA 22026
“These are my dudes . All the people talking trash about the cashier is rude and all that .. it's a gas station people , not a 5 star restaurant. The cashiers definitely are as attentive and polite as they need to be, have you ever seen some of the people they have to deal with ? They have decent prices and the station is cleaner then most in Woodbridge. Keep your head up guys, you do a good job Don't listen to haters. Btw , the one cashier makes sure the pan handlers aren't bothering customers asking for change !! He will kick the homeless out quick . Which I appreciate. It's the dude that drives Acura MdX. He don't play with these clowns out here that stand at the pumps asking everyone for cash .. drives me nuts”
17449 Jefferson Davis Highway, Dumfries VA 22026
“I usually don’t write reviews but after talking with the folks here and finding out used car dealers putting bad reviews, I decided to write one. All these guys putting review about inspection need to know the guys are doing a job here and its for your own safety (that’s why its called safety inspection) no one can fail your car if you car has no issues. I will attach a picture of all the things that need to be checked in a Virginia state inspection so all these people can know. The guys provided me great service.”
17250 Dumfries Road, Dumfries VA 22026
“After coming in from out of state trying 4 different gas stations in a 1 mile radius all with broken pumps, unhelpful staff and not accepting payment, this was the only place that not only had a working pump and bathroom but had very friendly staff. Thank you so much Shell, you got us out of a pinch. ??????”
17315 Jefferson Davis Highway, Dumfries VA 22026
17400 Jefferson Davis Highway, Dumfries VA 22026
“4:43 am - only location nearby : 1) open AND 2) bathroom available (plus the bathroom was, literally, SPARKLING clean)!! Also, participate with "Get Upside" app, so the gas was even less expensive than the other no- bathroom-available gas station.”
17105 Old Stage Road, Dumfries VA 22025
“After checking in my hotel. It being late and not desiring to go to a seat down restaurant. Wife and I opted to do hot dogs off a roller grill. We were surprised by the freshness of 7-Eleven hot dog buns and the large variety of condiments you can doctor up your hotdog. Very impressive!I recommend 7-Eleven's no nonsense roller grill grilled meats. They are delicious and inexpensive. A great value!”
3186 River Heritage Boulevard, Dumfries VA 22026
“I drive for Prince William County Yellow Cab and I get fuel every day from this location. Associates are nice and it's always clean. Kudos to management.”
16806 Richmond Highway, Dumfries VA 22026
“7-Eleven is one of the most reliable and convenient places for quick stops, whether you need a snack, drink, or essential item on the go. It’s open 24/7, which makes it a lifesaver during late nights or early mornings when most stores are closed. The variety of products is impressive for a convenience store—everything from fresh coffee and cold beverages to sandwiches, hot dogs, chips, and even basic groceries. Their self-serve coffee and Slurpee machines are especially popular, offering plenty of flavor options and customization. The store layout is typically neat and easy to navigate, allowing customers to find what they need quickly. Prices are reasonable considering the convenience, and their frequent promotions and rewards app make it even more worthwhile to shop there regularly. The checkout process is fast, and most locations now have contactless payment options, which is a plus for busy customers. What really makes 7-Eleven stand out is its consistency across locations. Whether you’re in the city or on a highway stop, you can expect the same dependable service and product quality. The staff are usually friendly and helpful, keeping the place clean and stocked. Overall, 7-Eleven continues to be a dependable, go-to stop for everyday essentials, quick meals, and refreshments any time of day.”
4100 Talon Drive, Dumfries VA 22025
“Possible to get a semi truck in if you come at the right time of day and watch what you're doing. Drop your trailer out of the way so you're not hindering the 4 wheelers and be in and out. Fuel awning is over 13.6. Great emergency fuel when I needed it coming out of DC area with a single truck stop to fuel at.”
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