Convenience Stores near Avondale, CO

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  1. 243 US-50, Avondale CO 81022

    3.7 Good 26 reviews

    “I was on the road and had medical issues. I had to leave my truck in their parking lot. They were so good to me, they didn’t even have my truck towed until they had to receive a load of fuel from a tank truck and my truck was parked on top of the fuel inlet! I thank you guys profusely! Because they waited, I saved several days worth of storage fees from the tow company. I would suggest asking if you could spend the evening before you actually park. I couldn’t due to my issues, but I feel blessed to have been treated so well. Thank you for that :-)”

  2. 410 Main Street, Boone CO 81025

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “Orlando made my shopping trip quick and easy by helping me locate the dinner ingredients I needed. This little market is a 'much-needed' staple for the eastern Pueblo County community. Just wish it stayed open later in the evening for those who work further away”

  3. 36031 East US Hwy 50, Pueblo CO 81006

    4 Good 16 reviews

    “The nice thing about Loaf N Jug is they are almost always within your neighborhood! So they get to know you and your needs. They do the very best to keep things extremely clean inside and out and they make sure shelves are stocked. It's nice to be treated with a hello and your name. They may not have a huge inventory but still a large selection to please just about everyone! Be safe!”

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  5. 31918 CO-96, Pueblo CO 81006

    3.2 Average 25 reviews

    “So far really good. Ive only had good experiences at all Loaf N Jug's. Their employees are friendly and when you go to ones in your oun neighborhood they get to know you really quickly. They have a good selection of drinks as well as snacks. They are very clean and always willing to be helpful. They are very competitive with gas prices and yes it varies, but only by several cents. Gas is becoming a huge business and its not one on every corner its two or even three. So Shop around but I tend to shop locally to support my neighborhood. Thanks for reading!”

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