Convenience Stores in Oakhurst, CA

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  1. 40387 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    4.5 Superb 13 reviews

  2. 40044 CA-49, Oakhurst CA 93644

    4.1 Good 74 reviews

    “I was able to get buy one get one free on 2 items plus use additional coupons making my purchases extremely affordable. Also the clerk helping me name was Allen and he is very friendly knowledgeable and helpful regarding my discounts. Thanks Allen.”

  3. 41872 Rd 222, Oakhurst CA 93644

    4 Good 40 reviews

    “Great selection on drinks and snacks. Also, if you need something last minute or just to get by, they usually have it on hand Which has saved me many trips to town that are not needed. Customer service is excellent. Jesse always greets you with a Smile and if they don’t have it, I’m sure if you let me know they will order it for you for next time I Strongly recommend you drop and Check it Out even if you’re just visiting the area, it’s a place of history”

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  5. 40120 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    3.9 Good 38 reviews

    “Staff is very friendly and they have always smile on their face very nice store in oakhurst and they have wide variety of craft beer and the prices much better then other store”

  6. 40135 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    3.8 Good 4 reviews

  7. 40044 CA-49, Oakhurst CA 93644

    3.7 Good 22 reviews

    “CVS Pharmacy, Oakhurst: 2023 Nov (5 stars)Let me start off by stating that I hate queuing for prescription drugs, but... I must say that my experiences with Jessica is always positive. Jessica makes it pleasant to pick up my drugs. Thank you, Jessica for your positive and cheerful outlook. You're awesome!”

  8. 40475 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    2.7 Average 57 reviews

    “They're getting better at the mobile app situation but sometimes the new family member to take a shift has issues. They close between 2 am and 4 am usually for an extended break”

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