Gas Stations in Oilville, VA

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  1. 1345 Broad St Road, Oilville VA 23129

    4.2 Good 44 reviews

    “They have great chicken sandwiches and consistently friendly staff. They know my daughter by name. Our family goes out of the way to go here versus BP. Love this place.”

  2. 2400 Oilville Road, Oilville VA 23129

    4 Good 82 reviews

    “Friendly people. Bathrooms are run down but clean. The food is AMAZING! I love good Mexican food! And my husband was still able to get fried chicken! Total win! Plenty of room for our huge truck an d rv to move around.”

  3. 1420 Broad St Road, Oilville VA 23129

    4 Good 62 reviews

    “Idk y they get some low reviews.... this place is great. Great food- had a bbq sandwich, fried chicken, potato wedges, and a hot dog. Great customer service.”

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  5. 1420 Broad St Rd, Oilville VA 23129

    3.7 Good 11 reviews

    “I really appreciate the fact that even though they were closed, I was able to pump gas. I was on empty and had tried 3 other gas stations at two exits. I would have been stuck waiting otherwise.”

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