Gas Stations in Niagara, WI

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  1. W582 County Road North, Niagara WI 54151

    4.8 Superb 8 reviews

    “I love their breakfast crossiant. But one major reason for my 5 stars is I remember this gas station when I was a little girl coming up here to visit my Uncle Herman. I think now it's been 8 years since I've been back up here I've come to get the Malts. Those are my dad's favorite and well they are mine too. It's a piece of nostalgia every time I go into your gas station. The food always smells so good and the clerks are always so friendly. Samuel and the girl who works nights she helped me with $5 dollars in gas just so I could make it the rest of the way home. I don't remember her name but I will never forget her kindness to help me but I only had a few bucks in change. But all of them make me feel welcome and important when I walk in their door. Thank you.”

  2. 1200 Roosevelt Rd, Niagara WI 54151

    5 Superb 4 reviews

  3. 1048 Roosevelt Rd, Niagara WI 54151

    2.8 Average 11 reviews

    “I was reading some of the reviews that have been left for this particular store in Niagara WI and it saddens me that our customers have had a bad experience and rude clerks it sounds like. I am the new store manager and I am dedicated in making my customers feel welcomed and comfortable while shopping at my store. To the people that had bad experiences please stop in and give us another chance. I know you will be meet by friendly, smiling and helpful clerks, and leave feeling very different than last time. Thank you so much for your business”

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