Convenience Stores in Saint Pete Beach, FL

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  1. 6880 Gulf Blvd, St Pete Beach FL 33706

    4.5 Superb 25 reviews

    “Very nice convenient store. Cashier is very friendly and happy. The lady in front of me heard the cost is $30 and was ready to hand him the cash. But the cashier was honest and used calculator to show her it was $13. I brought a nice hat, a good quality hair brush, and a metal sand shovel. Total $31. Very reasonable price.”

  2. 6205 Gulf Blvd, St Pete Beach FL 33706

    3.6 Good 93 reviews

    “Unbelievable service the cashier Tyrell was extremely helpful and display excellent customer service I highly recommend the 7-Eleven. Ray and Miss Wanda are also awesome great staff.”

  3. 337 75th Avenue, Saint Pete Beach FL 33706

    4 Good 22 reviews

    “The cashier was super nice. We were visiting on our 42nd Anniversary. Hears many Congratulations, plus they were saying you don't see that anymore. Nice experience in there.”

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  5. 337 75th Avenue, Saint Pete Beach FL 33706

    3 Average 69 reviews

    “Great customer service and speedy checkout. I didn't catch the young man's name today, but he was new and quite professional while dealing with a seemingly frustrated customer ahead of me.”

  6. 337 75th Avenue, Saint Pete Beach FL 33706

    2.6 Average 18 reviews

  7. 4401 Gulf Boulevard, Saint Pete Beach FL 33706

    2.3 Poor 24 reviews

    “The store manager Kevin Hunton at this location is absolutely amazing, My wife and I were in the area enjoying some Chick-fil-A and she began to go into labour.the labour pains were so bad that we had to pull over and the Walgreens was the best place to stop.I ran into the store and the awesome cashier called the manager Kevin to come out and he helped deliver our babies in an instant. Thanks to Kevin our twin baby boys are happy and healthy and we are so grateful for him and his professionalism.”

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