Convenience Stores in Del Mar, CA

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  1. 2302 Carmel Valley Rd, Del Mar CA 92014

    4.3 Superb 24 reviews

    “They have great (and a lot) of choices for wine, beer, & liquor. Such friendly workers. I go there to get ice cream; they have 2 freezer full of ice cream bars, sandwiches, pints, & etc.”

  2. 2661 Via De La Valle, Del Mar CA 92014

    2.7 Average 91 reviews

    “5 huge stars for Maria. Big thank you ? for the superb customer service at this Chevron. Her professionalism and warm welcome is rare these days and I truly appreciate it. Very courteous, helpful and served me very quickly. She represents this Chevron to the highest degree. ?? 10/10”

  3. 2661 Via De La Valle, Del Mar CA 92014

    2.5 Average 43 reviews

    “We've been going to this gas station off and on over the past 5 years when we visit the area and we will be zooming thru again in November this year and when i saw some of the reviews that were bad I was a little concerned and wrote to chevron and got a nice email from corporate then a nice call from the stations' manager Kevin who both ensured that the bathroom CAN be used by customers getting gas and you can even call ahead to be sure before going... They have GREAT customer care and even though bathroom use is not a fun conversation, well, its only human, and when getting gas and paying for treats too before a long journey out of town back home, best to use the facilities. Thanks Kevin for the call and personal touch to us, your loyal customers from Texas, and Santa Barbara.”

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  5. 2662 Del Mar Heights Road, Del Mar CA 92014

    2.2 Poor 154 reviews

    “Mary, the pharmacist, is exceptionally knowledgeable and very caring. She runs a tight ship and her team rocks! I have never experienced customer service this great at a pharmacy. Hats off to Mary for her compassion. She took the time to help me find an affordable alternative and educated me about my new prescription. I didn’t feel like a number and that means a lot.”

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