Convenience Stores in Marshall, IL

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  1. 1803 IL-1, Marshall IL 62441

    3.8 Good 28 reviews

    “Save a few cents, more convenient flow through lot, no waiting in a long line just for a drink for the road. Not to mention the very polite employees. I am a loyal customer.”

  2. 1803 IL-1, Marshall IL 62441

    3.9 Good 17 reviews

    “This has been a normal stop for us to buy snacks and fuel up for several years as we travel Rt 1 & I70 often on trips from Indiana. Currently they have a Ferrell cat hanging around the entrance. It's friendly but everyone don't like cats.”

  3. 105 South Michigan Avenue, Marshall IL 62441

    4 Good 8 reviews

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  5. 1501 North Michigan Avenue, Marshall IL 62441

    3.5 Good 101 reviews

    “Clean, friendly staff, several food and drink options, conveniently located. Could use a few tables and chairs for the food section or at least an outdoor patio with a place to sit and relax.”

  6. 2003 IL-1, Marshall IL 62441

    3.5 Good 164 reviews

    “Did a 34 hour reset here, spent 60 dollars on a slot machine to kill time and I hit jackpot and won $1,156 dollars. Last month I got rear ended and took a Greyhound bus to get a Loaner truck and my duffle bag got stolen on the greyhound. I had 12 hundred dollars of trucking accessories and gadgets in my bag, all my stuff basically. Strange how things work in this universe but this place is magical. Clean, employee's are friendly.”

  7. 1804 IL-1, Marshall IL 62441

    2.8 Average 5 reviews

  8. 104 West Trefz Drive, Marshall IL 62441

    3.3 Good 163 reviews

    “Emily Kevin and Levi are all amazing team work here is superb Kevin especially needs to be promoted even after a week he is a wizard with numbers and at the register”

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