Convenience Stores near Le Roy, IL

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  1. 417 South Chestnut Street, Le Roy IL 61752

    3.8 Good 73 reviews

    “Honestly I'd come back just because the workers are so friendly. Especially the guy that works there in the evening. No idea what his name is but he's so friendly and welcoming!”

  2. 505 Persimmon Drive, Le Roy IL 61752

    3.7 Good 178 reviews

    “My trucking company dumped me off in the middle of nowhere and disabled my truck. I spent the night here in the laundry room waiting for a ride. The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating! I appreciate you guys so much! August 27th 2026”

  3. 18928 US-150, Bloomington IL 61705

    4.2 Good 47 reviews

    “Wow... So much Bigger and Different from the original freedom station that was there! My Youngest and I where completely surprised by the new Freedom Station! We stopped on the way to Wrestling Matches and then we stopped back by to get drinks before coming home! I definitely will be stopping again as it is one one my favorite places to go!”

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  5. 800 E Clinton Ave, Farmer City IL 61842

    4 Good 68 reviews

    “The box for my wings wouldn't even close the cashier went and got a bigger box. The taco sauce was thrown on top of the pizza it should have been on the side or maybe not even in the box you never know who or what touched those packets.”

  6. 405 S Seminary St, Downs IL 61736

    4 Good 15 reviews

    “Wide selection of snacks, always fresh. However if you run out of something at home, don't bother trying here, they won't have it. They do sell pizzas and Denny's Doughnuts.”

  7. 925 E Clinton Ave, Farmer City IL 61842

    3.6 Good 51 reviews

    “Restaurant across the street. Clean restrooms. Nice , private drivers lounge, with dryer & washer. Three showers. Deli in store, variety of beverages offered. Pleasant staff. Make sure if you get ice, you tell them you have your own cup, or they will charge you.”

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