Convenience Stores in Lafayette, CA

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  1. 3458 Golden Gate Way, Lafayette CA 94549

    3.7 Good 13 reviews

    “I’ve been coming here since I was a kid, I remember the owner, great place has it all, and keeps updated with the times while keeping the classic favorites! Lots of drink options, always fresh, great soup and chips as well as sweets options, open during most times which is perfect to stop by on a hot summer night for a drink or ice cream on the go!”

  2. 3632 Mount Diablo Boulevard, Lafayette CA 94549

    3.1 Average 55 reviews

    “I tried to use the chevron app but I messed up, so the pump denied me. The guy inside saw this, came out to help. I decided to just use my card… ok. So, before I left, he came out and gave me a bottle of water for my troubles. Very nice!”

  3. 3500 Mount Diablo Boulevard, Lafayette CA 94549

    2.5 Average 11 reviews

    “My go-to station whenever I need fuel after freeway exit. Clean with no panhandling activity only occasionally a transient will hit you up for change. I leave key in car many times and nothing happened. It's a risk I take and if something happens, I don't point fingers just blame myself. It's relatively safe area, but I don't recommend it. Wooosh-wooosh-wooosh down Mt Diablo.”

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  5. 3347 Mount Diablo Boulevard, Lafayette CA 94549

    2.3 Poor 34 reviews

    “The young man at the counter was kind of rude to me, and would not repeat what he said so that I could understand him through his rather thick accent. I still do not know what he said to me about the membership into this.”

  6. 3625 Mount Diablo Boulevard, Lafayette CA 94549

    2.1 Poor 47 reviews

    “Great service / Thank you for helping me with different products that help my health and my family. Amazing friendship and loyal customer for 18 years . Thank you Team”

  7. 3625 Mount Diablo Boulevard, Lafayette CA 94549

    2.2 Poor 90 reviews

    “Jessica at the pharmacy was so kind! Such a friendly person and was willing to help me through getting my prescriptions. Feel much more comfortable to be open about my health, I appreciate workers like this so much 😊 Really brightens the environment of places that can feel nerve-wracking”

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