Convenience Stores in Sullivan, IL

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  1. 801 IL-32, Sullivan IL 61951

    4.5 Superb 54 reviews

    “Absolutely love this place, I’m a truck driver, and they let me park here over night, when their closed, they have great pizza, it’s rosati’s pizza which is wonderful if you know pizza, as well as typical mini mart, with a complete booze section, and walk in cooler, they open at 5am for coffee, close at 9pm, as of now, plenty of pumps, and parking”

  2. 305 South Hamilton Street, Sullivan IL 61951

    4.5 Superb 31 reviews

    “This is my choice for gasoline. Love their store. Great service there. Cheryl (Mgr) has done a great job with this store. All the attendants greet you with a smile as soon as you walk thru that door. Hat's off!”

  3. 1107 East Jackson Street, Sullivan IL 61951

    4.1 Good 54 reviews

    “Perfectly fine station, but be ready to pay in cash. Paying with credit card added 50 cents to a fountain soda, which was like a 33% upcharge. Would have used cash had I known. Seems to be a common "feature" in this area.”

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  5. 208 West Jackson Street, Sullivan IL 61951

    3.5 Good 26 reviews

    “The pharmacy staff at the Sullivan CVS is always friendly and helpful. I highly recommend going there if you need to get vaccines. Michael and Tricia will make you feel welcome and take good care of you!”

  6. 320 South Hamilton Street, Sullivan IL 61951

    3.1 Average 49 reviews

    “Ordered a taco pizza online for pickup. Got the pizza home and was disappointed to see that they simply took a sausage pizza and tossed a handful of Doritos and a couple sliced tomatoes on top - no salsa, no refried beans, no lettuce. I called the store, manager on duty apologized (the store had run out of lettuce, but was not sure why pizza was missing everything else) and offered to remake and DELIVER my pizza. She ran next door to the grocery store to grab more lettuce, remade our pizza, and had it on our table in less than 30 minutes. Ma'am, whoever you are, if you're reading this review, thank you for going above and beyond to resolve our issue. We are very grateful and will shop again.”

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