Convenience Stores in Fairfield, IL

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  1. 700 West Delaware Street, Fairfield IL 62837

    4.4 Superb 56 reviews

    “It’s like a treasure hunt- you never know what you’ll find! Children’s clothes are reasonably priced, and be sure to check out their half price racks at the back of the store.”

  2. 800 West Main Street, Fairfield IL 62837

    4 Good 22 reviews

    “This is a good place to get fuel or diesel. There fuel prices are competitive to the other stores in Fairfield, IL. They have a drive thru and car wash. There coffee and fountain drink station is out of order at this time. Overall the store is neat and clean. I think they have gaming machines I said I think. All the staff I met were all very friendly, helpful, and polite. One employee went out of her way to come and shake my hand and thank me for my service. I am a U.S. Navy Desert Storm vet. It meant alot to me. I wish I had got her name. Hope I will see her the next time I stop in. Try this place out for your self.”

  3. 100 Highland Avenue, Fairfield IL 62837

    3.8 Good 31 reviews

    “For pizza from a gas station, Casey's is actually really good! I love their taco pizza and their pizza crusts are so good. You can order pizza to pick up or by the slice. They usually don't have very much to get by the slice unless it is during meal time. Their prices are also very reasonable. This is a quick meal for a busy night.”

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  5. 101 West Main Street, Fairfield IL 62837

    3.6 Good 46 reviews

    “There chicken wings and gizzards are my favorite. My kids live there chicken strips and dipping dots. They have a locked in gambling room that can be accessed with id (proof of age) and a small dining area to eat your lunch”

  6. 700 West Main Street, Fairfield IL 62837

    3.1 Average 32 reviews

    “Ike is a wonderful store manager and always goes above and beyond to ensure customer service is top tier. The store is always organized, clean and the staff are always helpful and pleasant. Kudos to our Fairfield CVS, we are truly lucky to have this business in our community.”

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