Convenience Stores near Franklin Grove, IL

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  1. 203 West Lincoln Highway, Franklin Grove IL 61031

    3.3 Good 43 reviews

    “Emma and Ray were the best example of what employees should be! I had a flat tire emergency. They helped me get it taken care of. Offered assistance. Cared about my situation. Contacted their store manager for help. Everyone there is awesome. My angels during a very stressful situation. Love these people. Will always be grateful. And will only come here if I ever need good food,gas or anything else. Thank you! Please do something at the corporate level for their professional and kind customer service above and beyond! Leah C.”

  2. 342 North Mason Avenue, Amboy IL 61310

    4 Good 28 reviews

    “Awesome gas station! Amazing food also. All the beverages and snacks you want. Fountain soda also. Coffee & Cappuccino ☕️. Staff is friendly and professional. Plenty of parking. Plenty of gas pumps. Deisel also. Gets busy around lunch time, because the food is so good. You can definitely tell it is a great place to go for food and gas! Highly recommend! I will stop anytime I am passing through Amboy Illinois.”

  3. 1102 North 1st Street, Ashton IL 61006

    3.1 Average 28 reviews

    “Love this store one of my favorites. Been coming here for about 6 years. Construction worker and frequent many gas stations throughout my days. Manager Kirsten , Samantha, Randy and other guy that works in the kitchen can think of his name buuuut great staff and pizza is definitely always on point.”

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  5. 308 East Main Street, Amboy IL 61310

    3.2 Average 74 reviews

    “I got a Medium Soft drink and a slice of sausage pizza; there was a wait before I could check out; many people came in after me, but I got my discount, paid and left. Good for a quick stop for snacks! The staff is polite and work hard.”

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