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8AM - 6PM
Sebago Rd, Sebago
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“I've lived in this area for a while, and drove alot so have had the pleasure of interacting with a wide array of buisiness types. Some have great food, but poor prices or people, and vise versa, etc. But when I do, 99% of the time it's a locally owned one such as this store. Haven't had an employee yet that I haven't liked. The food is awsome with prices that have stayed well below the average bar set by similar style stores. And if there is an issue, they're quick on their heels to remedy the problem, like a caring human being should be.”
“Friendly staff , very polite staff, clean inside & out, the foods are good, they sell rifles & shotguns bullets & other calibers, they sell big section of fishing gear inside store, prices are good low, I like bottle redemption outback of store”
Open 24 hours
443 Portland Rd, Bridgton
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“Freshest coffee around thanks to their Keurig systems. Great selection of snacks, cold beverages, & pantry items. Shelves are well stocked & the restrooms are always clean and tidy. Nice selection of freshly baked goods - I can't resist grabbing a slice or two of their delightful banana bread. It's the bomb!Plenty of well spaced gas pumps over three islands so there's never a wait to fill up. Prices are competitive and you can save $0.10-0.20 per gallon when you sign up for Irving debit pay.The staff are super friendly and helpful.Conveniently located on Route 202, there are two entry/egress points into a generous parking lot.”
“First... it's not a gas station. Dodge oil is a heating oil and propane dealer. They have been providing me with excellent service for over six years. I highly recommend this company.”
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“I go here all the time for FULL Service gas and a local. (one of the few full service gas stations left) Always prompt excellent service by the gas attendants and owner. Just up the road from sebago lake in sebago maine.”