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QuickChek nominated as one of best gas station brands in U.S.

The voting is now open: QuickChek has once again been nominated as one of the “Best Gas Station Brands” and one of the “Best Gas Stations for Food” in the U.S. by the USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice travel awards for 2024.

Readers’ Choice Awards are given for a variety of travel and lifestyle topics and provide readers with trusted recommendations for food, lodging, destinations, travel gear, things to do, seasonal family fun and much more.

The Whitehouse Station-based convenience gas and food brand was previously voted the No. 2 “Best Gas Station Brand for Food” in America in the 10Best Readers’ Choice travel awards in 2023 and was among the Top 10 “Best Gas Station Brands” in 2020 and 2022 and Top 20 in 2023.

An expert panel selected QuickChek as a contender for this year’s contest, which launched Monday and runs through May 6. Voting can be once per day here.

Best known for its fresh brewed coffee, custom made-to-order subs and real fruit smoothies, QuickChek introduced its first store with fuel in 2000, providing consumers with one-stop shopping and the added convenience of filling up both their appetites and their vehicles.

More than half of each new store is dedicated to freshly prepared quick service food and beverages, salads, wraps, healthy snacks, grab-and-go market items, essential household products such as milk, juice, eggs and bottled water, energy and lottery.

QuickChek has 154 stores, including 104 locations with fuel across New Jersey, New York’s Hudson Valley and Long Island.

QuickChek is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Murphy USA.

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