Convenience Stores in Sebastopol, CA

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  1. 3705 Gravenstein Highway South, Sebastopol CA 95472

    4 Good 62 reviews

    “Very well stocked store and the the girl that was working was so sweet and so helpful! Always great prices on dairy and gas and I enjoy how there's a few extra gas pumps incase when it's busy! Everytime I come here I always get treated with respect and usually always walk out with a smile and it's nice to get a good deal on gas as well!Iv been comming her for over 10 yrs and still love it !!”

  2. 1382 Gravenstein Hwy S # B, Sebastopol CA 95472

    3.4 Good 33 reviews

    “I was working close to this place, when I found out about their sandwiches, I tried the ham and cheese and was really good, like a torta de jamón, also it was the cheapest area to get a quick bite. Great people”

  3. 167 Pleasant Hill Ave N, Sebastopol CA 95472

    2.8 Average 44 reviews

    “I grew up across the street from here and am living back at home again. I would say very typical 7/11. My only complaint was I wish convenience stores in general, especially in this area, had vegan options in their food selection. Frozen and quick grabs. Being across the street would obviously make it super “convenient” if I needed to grab something quickly. Non-dairy milk, shelf-stable items, non-dairy ice cream, frozen food, etc. There is a large and growing vegan community in Sebastopol and I’m sure it would sell.”

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  5. 5640 Sebastopol Avenue, Sebastopol CA 95472

    2.4 Poor 14 reviews

    “Easy gas station if you're driving in to Sebastopol from Santa Rosa. I wouldn't try it if I were going the other way. Stopped to get gas and the process was quick and easy. Cashier in the mini mart was polite and friendly. I was happy with the snacks and drinks I found and bought!”

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