Gas Stations in Burbank, WA

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  1. 838 Uhling Rd, Burbank WA 99323

    4.4 Superb 62 reviews

    “Last night I came in and your worker Tim was very helpful and went above for us making sure we were happy with our experience. I almost gave up on going into a Jacksons with the rude workers we faced before in this store. Tim is the kind of worker I wish every store had. He smiled and joked with us even addressing our issues we had before.”

  2. 773 Kohler Rd, Burbank WA 99323

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “The pizza is amazing!! The staff were very friendly. They made me feel welcome. I can't wait to try the Taco Pizza.? Gas prices are the lowest around. I highly recommend!!!”

  3. Jantz Road Uhling Rd 838, Burbank WA 99323

    3.9 Good 10 reviews

    “Shell Pasco 4/26/26 First visit to this location. Looks pretty new. We stopped by to fuel ⛽ up as we headed back to my daughter’s home. Customer service was good. The store and restrooms were clean. Fuel price was $5.09/gallon for regular unleaded. We used my rewards and got a 5 cent discount ($5.04/gallon). There was a good deal for 2 pizza slices and a 20oz Pepsi bottle for $5.00. We did not purchase as we were so full from eating at the Pasco Flea Market. LOL! 😂”

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  5. 14813 Dodd Rd, Burbank WA 99323

    2.2 Poor 51 reviews

    “The 2 men cashiers were very nice and helpful. The place was very clean. Food looked fresh. Unfortunately, their stock was low on OJ, Apple Juice, other beverages, and some snacks.”

  6. 14813 Dodd Rd, Burbank WA 99323

    2.3 Poor 66 reviews

    “Is always very clean in store and in the parking lot. Service was quick. Attendant was polite and courteous. One of my favorite places to swing in and get fuel or a cup of coffee.”

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