Convenience Stores in Ashville, AL

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  1. 8665 AL-23, Ashville AL 35953

    4.3 Superb 39 reviews

    “Trip down memory lane. My kids and I used to go here years ago when we lived in Ashville. My son passed away in 2010 and I literally couldn’t bring myself to go back. Recently, I was in the area and decided to stop in. 10 stars. The workers are very friendly, the aisles are clean and free of clutter. The prices are less than half of what you’d pay at Walmart. They have so much to choose from, like cat food, drinks, meats, boxed and canned foods. Not everything is out of date. My favorite purchase was Dove Deodorant for 2.99 and Orbit Gum for 99 cents a pack. Will definitely stop in more often. Highly recommend!!!”

  2. 22235 US-411, Ashville AL 35953

    5 Superb 3 reviews

  3. 30637 US-231, Ashville AL 35953

    4 Good 26 reviews

    “This is a nice clean and friendly place. But they also do Hunt's brother's pizzas and not all places are the same on them. But there's is the best and overjoyed being to get a really good pizza today.”

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  5. 36950 US-231, Ashville AL 35953

    4 Good 38 reviews

    “VERY friendly I stop at this store before work and every morning after work the clerk in the evenings way more kool than the little fat one in the mornings but all and all it's a great store”

  6. 36594 US-231, Ashville AL 35953

    3.8 Good 32 reviews

    “I stopped here after dark and alone. The pump, parking lot and store were all well lit and I felt comfortable pumping my fuel and walking to and from the store unaccompanied. The cashier was friendly and he smiled and chatted about the cold weather as we took care of my purchase. The store was neat and appeared to be in good order. I would not hesitate to stop here again.”

  7. 13895 Greensport Rd, Ashville AL 35953

    3.6 Good 25 reviews

    “I stop there and get whatever, or hot food they have available, when I pass by in between my service jobs. The employees are so sweet, I just feel like I'm home every time I walk in the door. The food is AMAZING, and they, happily, make it any kind of way I request. I will, ALWAYS, stop in there, whenever I'm in that area, because, maybe its the smiling faces, or great food, but its a constant calm stop/spot, to my normal hectic days”

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