Convenience Stores in Fort Irwin, CA

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  1. 973 Inner Loop Rd, Fort Irwin CA 92310

    3.9 Good 14 reviews

    “Do you know the amount of times this store has had my back? You know what keeps the military moving? That god darn roller dog tornado breakfast when you missed breakfast for something or other. I mean any base you go the 24 has your back. Whatever you need. They got it. They even sell those little travel bottles of shampoo and mini sticks of deoderant. It will always stand when the man messes up, god dangit that express gots your back. They even deliver booze on door dash, bro the only way the express could be better is if they smooshed it together with clothing and sales so you really had everything you needed in one spot”

  2. 6079 South Loop Road, Fort Irwin CA 92310

    3.3 Good 56 reviews

    “Are you looking for a place with plenty of options? How about nice employees? Do you enjoy energy drinks? How about tasty slushies? What about long lines? Then look no further, you've found the place to be!Maybe you just came out of the box and need a pick me up, have no fear, the PX is here! Come wait in a long line and get what your body needs! Energy drinks! This place has tan t-shirts, towels, flipflops, power banks, CamelBack, gloves, hygiene items, sodas, juices, pizza, hot pockets, pillows, snacks, slushies, baby wipes, bags of ice, beef jerky, etc. If you can think, maybe they have it?Hours of operation:When you get done with the box, they roll in 1000-0000. Normal hours: Mon-Sun 0700-2100. When you are leaving: Mon-Sun 1000-1500Either way, I give this place a four stars out of four. The long lines suck but not much you can do about it. Maybe come around closing time or during lunch time? After a while, they will run low on stock so get in line when you can!”

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