Convenience Stores near Montague, CA

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  1. 7126 County Hwy A12, Montague CA 96064

    4.8 Superb 39 reviews

    “The people are friendly and the service is excellent, it's a bit pricy which is hard on a lot of people who barley scrape by but that's the price you pay for convenience. Great staff.”

  2. 787 Montague Rd, Yreka CA 96097

    3.9 Good 140 reviews

    “A much needed addition to this Siskiyou community, perfect for trucker stops along the I-5 CA to Oregon summit corridor, especially in winter weather. Exit 776/Montague Rd. Ample truck parking, and conveniences, friendly staff, good take out food and beverage store, propane fill also if needed. I’m a local and have family OTR truckers too, so a win-win!”

  3. 1802 Fort Jones Rd, Yreka CA 96097

    3.6 Good 47 reviews

    “Very nice people that work here. They even gave me a couple extra chicken skewers a couple months ago free of charge. I believe they were about to close the warm food section, but I still enjoyed it.Variety of items to choose from.Overall a pleasant place to stop by if you need a snack, they even have a slushie machine the kiddo loves. And I believe a microwave so you can heat up something you buy if it requires it.”

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  5. 787 Montague Rd, Yreka CA 96097

    3.2 Average 13 reviews

    “Liquor barrel are available here. you can customize your own barrel any engraving you want. 100% American Oak Medium Char Barrel 3L ,5L 10L And 20 Liter sizes Available”

  6. 1801 Fort Jones Rd, Yreka CA 96097

    2.8 Average 14 reviews

    “They always have the coolest stuff to buy here , the gas is always really expensive but other then that I like this gas station , I always stop here when I’m in Yreka .”

  7. 200 S Main St, Yreka CA 96097

    2 Poor 65 reviews

    “Convenient location and friendly staff. The only downside is that the shelves are completely empty, with a very small and limited selection of snacks. They should work on stocking more products and improving the variety.”

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