Gas Stations in Fincastle, VA

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  1. 345 Brughs Mill Rd, Fincastle VA 24090

    4.3 Superb 93 reviews

    “I've visited this adorable country store located right off Highway 81 near Troutville, Virginia many times. They have CLEAN gas pumps (believe it or not), and a terrific gift area, as well as the usual food, groceries and beverages. I've bought gifts for friends here for years thanks to the excellent variety of items procured by the owner. She always has some lovely serving pieces, placemats, napkins, cards, garden flags, and now, vintage kitchen, glassware, and gift pieces she's selected from antique stores. They have both seating indoors and on the porch. There's room to walk your dog and a special receptacle for poo bags. It's a place well worth stopping for.”

  2. 725 Botetourt Rd, Fincastle VA 24090

    3.7 Good 19 reviews

    “Allie is the best. Customer service is amazing. I walk in and she automatically knows what I'm going to purchase and is very friendly. If I could leave 10 stars I would. This is what keeps me coming back. There is another woman that works weekends in the morning I can't remember her name but she's all about Customer service as well and is amazing. Great work yawl. If I was your boss I would definitely give you guys a raise. Keep up the excellent Customer service.”

  3. 8216 Roanoke Rd, Fincastle VA 24090

    3.3 Good 35 reviews

    “Lovely location, glamor of times past-fantastic food-vegan menus-some new refurbishing in some areas would restore its magnificence-staff is solicitous and service is good.”

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