53 S Lakeshore Rd, Chelan WA 98816
“In Chelan, one of the most unexpectedly delightful ice cream stops sits inside a humble gas station. The selection is impressive, offering a handful of flavors that are rich, creamy, and clearly crafted with care. The space is unique and has a fun character. Each scoop tastes fresh, balanced, and far better than you’d ever expect from a place that also sells propane and scratch tickets. We always make it a point to grab a cup or cone! The portion sizes are generous too!”
817 E Woodin Ave, Chelan WA 98816
“It's not bills gas cheating there pumps are checked by the state so if it's not giving the right amount of gas it's the states fault tell them about it”
53 South Lakeshore Road, Chelan WA 98816
“While camping at Lake Chelan State Park our family of 17 went to Pat and Mikes twice in a week. Ice cream was great. The staff was absolutely amazing. Love this place!!!!”
232 East Woodin Avenue, Chelan WA 98816
“We stopped at the Chevron in Lake Chelan during our trip and found it to be a nice, clean, and convenient place to fuel up before heading back to Seattle. The location is easy to access, making it a reliable stop whether you’re arriving in the area or starting a long drive home. Inside, the store was well-stocked with snacks, cold drinks, and other travel essentials. Everything was organized and easy to find, and the restrooms were clean and well-maintained, which is always appreciated during a road trip. Overall, the staff kept things running smoothly even while busy. It’s a dependable stop with a clean environment, making it a comfortable place to pause, refuel, and grab what you need before getting back on the road.”
301 East Woodin Avenue, Chelan WA 98816
“Last night (04/28) around 11:15pm, I called to see if they were open, and the lady on the phone was super sweet. Even late at night when I was paying for my treats, she had a huge smile on her face. Great customer service. The smallest interactions do make a difference!”
316 North Columbia Street, Chelan WA 98816
“Very clean girl station. There is this older guy that works nights. He's awesome. Friendly, helpful, and funny. Sure is better than that old lady that works inside at the deli.”
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