Convenience Stores in Alpine, CA

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  1. 2754 Alpine Blvd C, Alpine CA 91901

    4.3 Superb 48 reviews

    “Lots of local produce. Large selection of high quality spirits. Large meat counter in the back. A small super market. They make salsa, guacamole, chips, etc. Easy to park and shop quickly.”

  2. 1140 Tavern Rd, Alpine CA 91901

    4 Good 37 reviews

    “⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Best gas station around—not the cheapest, but clean, stocked, and easy in and out. But the real reason it’s five stars? The Sams. Doesn’t matter which one you get, though—both make the place worth stopping at.”

  3. 1145 Tavern Rd, Alpine CA 91901

    3.4 Good 50 reviews

    “This gas station ⛽️ has many pumps and are spaced well for larger vehicles, and people pulling RVs. It's a pull-thru type place. Where you come in the first driveway and exit the other driveway ahead of where you came in. The windshield cleaning tools were in good condition. The facility was clean and well stocked convenience store.”

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  5. 1145 Tavern Road, Alpine CA 91901

    2.8 Average 13 reviews

    “Great location right off the exit with excellent lighting and feels safe to pump gas this late. This location has 24hr store for restrooms and snacks. I will say the gas is very expensive at this location compared to inland areas of the city.”

  6. 1385 Tavern Rd, Alpine CA 91901

    2.8 Average 101 reviews

    “If you want top notch and friendly service come here. Theresa the pharmacist was very patient and did my daughters shots so she can go to school. She speaks Spanish as well and was very calm to the point where my daughter didn’t even cry. Teresa also went above and beyond to fix a discrepancy for us. We will for sure continue to drive the 35 minutes here whenever we need a pharmacy.”

  7. 1385 Tavern Rd, Alpine CA 91901

    1.9 Poor 29 reviews

    “Let me start out by commending THE RETAIL STORE STAFF!!! TINA, ROSA, KEVIN AND CAITLYN!!!! They are the best! KUDOS to them. Especially helping someone who is "challenged" when it comes to the photo department. NOT SO MUCH ABOUT THE PHARMACY! 10 years ago was a different story. The pharmacist, Jeffery, would benefit from some "people skills" and costumer service training. I used to not dread going to pick up my meds. But the experience has definitely changed.”

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