Convenience Stores in Webster, WI

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  1. 26548 Lakeland Ave N, Webster WI 54893

    4.8 Superb 78 reviews

    “This is the only place I take my tires. They are reasonably priced, professional, and they get the job done quickly- even when the tube you need doesn't exist and they have to make something else work for you. These guys are great.”

  2. 26548 Lakeland Avenue North, Webster WI 54893

    4.6 Superb 39 reviews

    “Only REAL Gas Station left in Burnett County! I remember 30-40 years ago when Webster alone had 4 REAL Gas Stations. You know, a place that did more than just sell gas. Somewhere that changes oil, fixes cars, sells batteries & tires, fixes tires & has most anything else an average traveler might need for his vehicle. Of course Connors also has cigarettes, lottery tickets, coffee, pop, beer, snacks & some food. Same as the far more common now "Connivence Store" type "gas stations" that might have a "air hose" but have little to nothing else for your vehicle beyond gas & quarts of oil. Since 1940 4 generations of the Connor family has owned & run this REAL Gas Station. My family has been getting our gas & car care there for 6 generations. From my Great Great Grandpa with his Model A Ford to my 21 year old son with his Chevy Van!”

  3. 4348 WI-70, Webster WI 54893

    4.2 Good 168 reviews

    “Great outdoor concert venue however, we called an hour before to make sure the concert was still going on. Told it was drove down there. It was canceled 15 minutes prior to start time. Guess they just wanted to get everybody into the casino”

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  5. 4348 WI-70, Webster WI 54893

    4 Good 51 reviews

    “Do not like this sight...cannot find out what the daily promotion is...not happy...was there for t shirt night....no announcement that we had to get the t shirt by 8:00. Sorry but that was very poor to not get a t shirt after being there for at least 3 hours.”

  6. 26354 Lakeland Avenue South, Webster WI 54893

    1.9 Poor 22 reviews

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