Convenience Stores in Norwich, CT

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  1. 412 Laurel Hill Ave, Norwich CT 06360

    4 Good 43 reviews

    “Went on a supply run for my pregnant wife, and as I was getting 2 sodas the lady working there informed me that because I was getting 2 Coke products I could get a 3rd free as part of their deal! I was not aware of this, and I greatly appreciated her mentioning this because free bonus treats taste even better! But as a heads up, they do not have ketchup bottles.”

  2. 760 North Main Street, Norwich CT 06360

    3.7 Good 20 reviews

  3. 152 Taftville-Occum Rd, Norwich CT 06360

    3.5 Good 27 reviews

    “Hands down the best place to get gas, food, drink, lotto, in Norwich! New owners have made major upgrades inside the store and are the friendliest people around!”

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  5. 275 Washington Street, Norwich CT 06360

    4.5 Superb 4 reviews

    “pleasant service. excellent job shelving and displaying your products in such a tight space. make sure to check for ice patches outside the entrance. slipping hazard.”

  6. 219 Central Ave, Norwich CT 06360

    3.4 Good 10 reviews

  7. 186 Norwich Ave, Taftville CT 06380

    3.4 Good 9 reviews

  8. 399 West Main Street, Norwich CT 06360

    3.1 Average 33 reviews

    “The girl at the pharmacy has been very helpful with getting the prescriptions needed and using workers comp. It took a little time but she was great with helping with the process.”

  9. 162 W Town St, Norwich CT 06360

    2.8 Average 6 reviews

  10. 399 West Main Street, Norwich CT 06360

    1.8 Poor 5 reviews

  11. Willow Tree Plaza, 399 W Main St, Norwich CT 06360

    1.8 Poor 5 reviews

  12. 372 W Main St, Norwich CT 06360

    2.2 Poor 113 reviews

    “It's CVS, what do I need to say? They aren't 24 hours anymore. They close at midnight. However, Walgreens is 24 hours and it's right across the street”

  13. 399 W Main St, Norwich CT 06360

    2.2 Poor 122 reviews

    “The staff was friendly and helpful, and my visit was quick and easy. The store was clean and well organized. I had a great experience and would definitely come back.””

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