Convenience Stores in Saint Anthony, ID

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  1. 33 Bridge Street, Saint Anthony ID 83445

    5 Superb 14 reviews

    “Dusty’s is the BEST little Gas Station/Convenience Store in Saint Anthony & In the area’s of Fremont County & Madison County! Hands Down, No Question about it. You can’t beat their prices, the decency of the people working there and the owners Dusty & His Wifey!! I know her name I’m just not sure how to spell it. If you stop in there & Jen or Dusty or his Wifey are working their not in a huge hurry to get u outta the store! They actually sit well stand there & talk with their customers & are quite the company! Some of the other workers are exactly like that as well! Actually they all are I just don’t know how to spell all of their names. Stop in and get yourself a pizza stick or mozzarella sticks! BEST IN THE WORLD!! WE LOVE Y’ALL DUSTY & CO-WORKERS & WIFEY!!”

  2. 33 Bridge St, St Anthony ID 83445

    5 Superb 8 reviews

    “I LOVE Dusty's Pit Stop & especially love going in there to have a little fun with Dusty & Christy (she's the most fun) & a few other clerks. Who am I kidding all of the clerks in there are Amazing! If I'm having a horrible day I can walk in there in the worst mood ever & always leave with a smile. You don't know what your missing if you don't shop at Dusty's. To hell with Maverick & their snotty, holier than thou, meth addict clerks!!”

  3. 247 Bridge Street, Saint Anthony ID 83445

    4.6 Superb 31 reviews

    “I love this place, I have never been through the door without a warm greeting and a friendly smile! The sandwich artists at subway have always taken great care of me. Make this your coffee and snack stop today and you won’t be disappointed!!!”

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  5. 310 Bridge Street, Saint Anthony ID 83445

    3.6 Good 50 reviews

    “Clean, convenient and reasonably priced. They have the usual grades of unleaded and diesel but they also carry 87 octane unleaded without ethanol. This is really helpful for old boats and cars.”

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