Convenience Stores near Knoxville, AL

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  1. 30054 US-11, Knoxville AL 35469

    2.6 Average 75 reviews

    “I stop here when I need gas and a frozen drink. Gas prices are compatible with other stations. They have a really good Mt Dew frozen drink. If you join their circle k club you will only play 79 cents no matter what size you purchase”

  2. 1030 Co Rd 208, Eutaw AL 35462

    3.7 Good 80 reviews

    “Nice little place. There are some pretty big holes in the parking lot. I have to watch what you’re doing. Bathroom was exceptionally clean and fried chicken. I got six piece bone in fabulous well worth the stock.”

  3. 13460 US-11, Fosters AL 35463

    3.4 Good 27 reviews

    “love the indian man in there. he is very very nice and helpful and he is a strong believer in GOD which impressed me very much. i love the music he is playing in that store and i feel like home in his environment. i love to go in that store and never had any problems with anything. i am a foreigner myself and i must say the foreign business owners treat their customers better than some american owners do. i do not know why people complain about every little thing. even if the store clerk cannot do anything about it. be glad you are healthy and you can breathe when you get up in the morning and shut up! thank god for everything instead of bitching. gerda Byrd”

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  5. 1030 M L King Highway, County Road 208, Eutaw AL 35462

    2.6 Average 5 reviews

  6. 7561 Mesopotamia St, Eutaw AL 35462

    2.8 Average 169 reviews

    “Always clean and always a great place to stop and take a break. Stopped at 26 on our way to Washington State from Alabama and back home to Alabama. Every one was clean organized and the workers at every single one was so nice and polite. We bought gas at every one of them, drinks, magnets for there area and also sandwiches which were great. I loved their chicken sandwich my wife their cheese burger. Also their breakfast stix were good also.”

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