Gas Stations in Belfair, WA

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  1. 23961 WA-3, Belfair WA 98528

    4.2 Good 96 reviews

    “I mean it's a gas station. It's in the far corner of the Safeway parking lot kind of cramped but functional. We go to Safeway gas stations because we get the points. And the points are worth it!”

  2. 201 WA-300, Belfair WA 98528

    4.2 Good 93 reviews

    “This store is very nice, great selection of cheeses and Boars Head deli which is awesome. Sushi, fresh baked goods and friendly staff. I was at self check and couldn't get the rewards to work so Colleen helped me out and showed me how to do it, also how to use it at the gas pump. Thanks so much for the help Colleen.”

  3. 24100 WA-3, Belfair WA 98528

    4.2 Good 56 reviews

    “Love this store ! I was embarrassed Because I was paying for gas with $3 in quarters and the gal at the counter was so nice and she totally made me feel unashamed, then I went to the pump to get gas and the pump kept going past $5 I freaked because I thought I was going to stop at $3 so I ran inside to ask why the pump kept going, knowing I couldn't afford it , but she said that she paid for me to pump $10 in gas. Thank you this world needs more people in it like you.”

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  5. Belfair WA

    3.2 Average 5 reviews

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  6. 120 NE WA-300, Belfair WA 98528

    1 Poor 4 reviews

  7. 23880 WA-3, Belfair WA 98528

    2.5 Average 24 reviews

    “Ok for those giving bad reviews PLEASE STOP!!! Remodeling is still underway, they have the HOT FOOD back UP. along with NEW FRIED CHICKEN FEATURE!! There has been no racism at all, why are there reviews spreading lies?! KNOCK IT OFF! NOT ALL PLACES ARE GOING TO BE PERFECT..MATTER OF FACT NOWHERE IS PERFECT. So again pull up your big girl panties and check out the NEWLY MANAGEMENT AND REMODELED STORE! Personally it needed a REMODEL prior it was run down. Will add pictures soon enough.”

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