Convenience Stores in Orange, CT

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  1. 661 Orange Center Rd, Orange CT 06477

    4.4 Superb 36 reviews

    “The family that owns this place is so lovely, so friendly, and welcoming. Also, I love their variety of snacks. We always stop here before Dungeons and Dragons with our friends.”

  2. 535 Prudden Ln North, Orange CT 06477

    4 Good 4 reviews

    “Great place to stop and get gas. Gas was reasonable price. Subways and Dunkin’ Donuts along with a convenience store. It was pretty fast service. Straight off the highway. Easy to get back in.”

  3. 25 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477

    3.3 Good 24 reviews

    “Did Not happen at CVS. This happened at a different pharmacy chain. After over 25 years at my previous pharmacy, I had to change pharmacies because of sexual discrimination on the part of the other pharmacy's pharmacist. In this day and age! Update: April 2024; this pharmacy inside Target is great. The pharmacists and pharmacy techs do their best to get the prescriptions out. This is a busy pharmacy. People please be kind to them. All pharmacy's are short handed right now. Have patience.”

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  5. 535 Prudden Lane, Orange CT 06477

    3.1 Average 7 reviews

    “They are usually a clean place. There is a dunkin and subway inside. I don't know the time they open or close... but the gas station is 24hours and the bathrooms are clean and open.”

  6. 151 Boston Post Rd, Orange CT 06477

    2.7 Average 58 reviews

    “Since my friend is somewhat superstitious, she insisted on trying a new place to purchase lottery tickets. We have an ongoing competition to see who will be the first to be a winner. My friend heard that Cumberland Farms had a huge amount of winners for the Connecticut lottery so we decided to give them a try.We entered the store and were very fortunate that they weren't long lines. The store was fully stocked, well organized, and clean. The staff was helpful and patient. Hopefully we picked the right numbers. Only time will tell.”

  7. 279 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477

    2.3 Poor 87 reviews

    “This store was well organized and isles well labeled enabling me to find everything I needed with ease. The items were well stocked assuring I had the best pick of products. The checkout staff was very helpful and pleasant. This was a great store to visit.”

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