Convenience Stores in Firebaugh, CA

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  1. 15850 Paul Negra Rd, Firebaugh CA 93622

    4.1 Good 52 reviews

    “Stopped by late June 2025 and bought nuts and fruit. Very, Very good! Flew back to Kansas City four days later with the fruit and it was still fresh. Sorry we ran over the water hose in the parking lot! Our bad! :)”

  2. 1307 N St, Firebaugh CA 93622

    4 Good 10 reviews

    “Very fresh chicken for a great price if you go in the afternoon that’s when it’s the best.!!! The workers are the best and deserve a raise.!!!! You are appreciated also for Krispy crunchy chicken.!!!”

  3. 38883 W Nees Ave, Firebaugh CA 93622

    3.6 Good 8 reviews

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  5. 1186 N St, Firebaugh CA 93622

    3.6 Good 24 reviews

    “Valero saved me on gas while driving from SF Bay to Los Angeles. It is about midway at this location in Firebaugh and conveniently right off the freeway. The prices were decent, and there's a couple places to grab a bite to eat before heading back on I-5!”

  6. 405 N Street, Firebaugh CA 93622

    3.5 Good 31 reviews

    “I like that the gas is the same price for cash or card which makes it my preffered station in town. Inside is a typical gas station mart, they have quite a selection of grab and go items and beer. Of course it's going to be more expensive than a grocers, it's a gas station. One of the pumps won't take card because the swiper is jammed.”

  7. 46330 W Panoche Rd I-5, Firebaugh CA 93622

    2.8 Average 8 reviews

    “Love extra mile because it's one of the only places I can get soda water out of the fountain. I don't like sugary drinks, but I do love club soda with a splash of Diet Coke for flavor”

  8. 46310 West Panoche Road, Firebaugh CA 93622

    2.9 Average 110 reviews

    “Loved this stop!! Shout out to the two gentlemen on the night shift for their courtesy and warmth. The bathroom was clean smelled very good, had toilet paper and seat covers!!! :)”

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