Convenience Stores in Monroe, CT

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  1. 241 Roosevelt Drive, Monroe CT 06468

    3.9 Good 21 reviews

    “Nice station but every time I come over the past few months there is many signs asking for 5's and 1's... Seems they don't manage cash well or have very limited cash on hand. Make sure to bring card or small bills if patronizing.”

  2. 487 Monroe Turnpike, Monroe CT 06468

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

    “There is a new management since a year now! The place is completely renovated looks way better than before! Lots of crowd for lottery, Cigar and Vapes! Recently they sold A Million Dollar Powerball Winner! Also they have specials for Cigars and Vapes all day everyday! On Top Jay and Sai are at their best for their customer service!”

  3. 241 Roosevelt Drive, Monroe CT 06468

    3.2 Average 25 reviews

    “This is a clean modern facility. The gentleman working the register was professional and helpful. A larger variety of bread and rolls would be a great addition.”

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  5. 455 Main St, Monroe CT 06468

    2.7 Average 52 reviews

    “I was served by a young woman wearing black lipstick and a rocker-style outfit. She was very friendly, provided excellent service, and her smile and energy were very contagious. I definitely love going when she was serving.”

  6. 275 Monroe Turnpike, Monroe CT 06468

    2.6 Average 68 reviews

    “This is my favorite Walgreens . After work I pick up some of my restock items I’m out of . I love the night shift crew (8 to close )they are very helpful and always have energy even after 8:30 hello , you need help is also stated when I come in. That’s a very important thing to me when it comes to customer service . Keeps me coming back . Also I love the diversity!!!!”

  7. 511 Monroe Turnpike, Monroe CT 06468

    2.5 Average 69 reviews

    “The Pharmacists and staff of CVS Pharmacy in Monroe provide consistently exemplary service to me and my family. The pharmacists are knowledgeable, patient, professional and go above and beyond. As a health care professional myself I too find our healthcare often difficult to navigate. The pharmacists have been so helpful and gracious. I am truly appreciative. Even with absorbing the increased patients from two pharmacies that closes in town this year this staff continues to provide high level service. I am so appreciative.”

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