Convenience Stores in Oxford, FL

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  1. 11770 US-301, Oxford FL 34484

    3.6 Good 141 reviews

    “bought a pizza, and since I didn't order pepperoni right from the start, they refused to add it. I'm leaving this review so the employees step up their game.”

  2. 4279 East County Rd 466, Oxford FL 34484

    3.5 Good 37 reviews

    “Just so we’re clear I never went inside. I stopped here on my way home from work early in the morning to get some fuel. I was very surprised at the prices. Apparently I had not been paying attention for the last week. The gas was on the rise $4.33.a gallon for regular unleaded.”

  3. 10571 US-301, Oxford FL 34484

    3 Average 47 reviews

    “I was here this morning on 5/8/2023And the worker Jason was the best employee I have seen there in the last year I have been going there. His customer service is amazing and he is very sweet. If we were to have more like this guy, we would never have any kind of issues. WAY TO GO JASON!!!!!”

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  5. 11670 US-301, Oxford FL 34484

    2.6 Average 10 reviews

    “I go here every time I come back from Orlando from which is several times a month. Always make sure to fill up on gas. This location is a very new looking location, very clean inside. The coffee is fresh grind coffee made to order when you select the type that you want, which is amazing so you know you always have fresh cup when you need that pick me up. They also have a nitro booster which adds pure caffeine to your coffee drink if you need that extra boost. They have an amazing selection of sodas and slushies as well. If you sign up for the 7-Eleven rewards you can also get amazing deals on free drink after you buy six cups and good deals on in store purchases for things such as a whole pizza for $7. Which is really tasty. For a family of three that pizza fill all of us up and actually tastes really good. They cook it right then and it takes about 2 to 3 minutes. The cashiers every time we come are very friendly and personable. Recommend you checking out this location whenever you're in the area you won't be disappointed.”

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