Gas Stations near Bridgeport, WA

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  1. 2606 Foster Creek Ave, Bridgeport WA 98813

    3.2 Average 10 reviews

    “Decent gas price. The pizza was really good. It's probably the best gas station pizza I have eaten so far. Nice soft dough with a slight crunch on the crust. Couldn't resist eating the crust, too. The flavors were good. I bought Buffalo Chicken, BBQ, and Jalapeño pizzas. All three were superb. The stomach didn't hurt the next day, so I can definitely say everything was fresh. Good pitstop for gas and food when on a road trip.”

  2. 2606 Foster Creek Ave, Bridgeport WA 98813

    3.1 Average 24 reviews

    “What a nice little e-mart out in the middle of nowhere you can get almost anything you need. They have a little bit of everything you can make milkshakes they have a very nice selection of fried food. They have all kinds of different food to eat they have a seating area you can sit down and eat they have pizza and the ladies there are very nice and friendly stopping on your way through.”

  3. 405 US-97, Brewster WA 98812

    4.3 Superb 75 reviews

    “You can get a meal that is under $10. Made fresh and with a staff that is friendly. They have your common gas station snacks and drinks. And Latin and Asian snack options.”

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  5. 715 US-97, Brewster WA 98812

    3.8 Good 40 reviews

    “Very clean store with a good selection of items. McDonald's is also located here. Parking can be a bit tricky so it's best to park in the south side of the building. Clean bathrooms which are greatly appreciated.”

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