Convenience Stores in Greensburg, IN

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  1. 1807 North Broadway Street, Greensburg IN 47240

    4.4 Superb 199 reviews

    “Who doesn't love Rural King??? Free coffee and popcorn, live animals and so much candy!!! Only issue is have when I visit is the check out. There is never more than the service desk open, maybe one additional lane occasionally. It takes longer waiting in line than it does to shop. Maybe a few more cashiers would make them a 5 star!!!”

  2. 402 West Main Street, Greensburg IN 47240

    3.7 Good 89 reviews

    “There is a woman in there by the name of Jessica and she is so sweet. She is there everyday when she's supposed to be and works others people's hours. She's been working her butt off and she is great at her job. It's always nice and clean. She makes sure everything is stocked. She is definitely a good cashier and work at this store. Everytime I go in she's there. She's usually there 10-11 hours and does it to help out. She's definitely a worker to keep.”

  3. 1001 N Lincoln St, Greensburg IN 47240

    4.7 Superb 21 reviews

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  5. 915 Kathys Way, Greensburg IN 47240

    3.2 Average 38 reviews

    “The bathroom walls need to be cleaned. The toilet seat is broken. It has a crack that pinched my leg. The owner said it was the third seat he's replaced and he's going to leave it. This place has a variety of items available.”

  6. 1806 North Lincoln Street, Greensburg IN 47240

    3 Average 52 reviews

    “Convenient***** Oh now you can sign up for gas rewards and u just have to enter ur phone number and it'll save u .10 on the gal which is a big deal right now!”

  7. 1512 North Lincoln Street, Greensburg IN 47240

    2.3 Poor 50 reviews

    “The technician in the pharmacy is just on top if it and goes above and beyond for their customers... Amy always goes out of her way to make you smile and she has a exceptional memory she always remember faces and is just a all out special vary hard working women. Me and my family truly appricate what she does for us. Makes out experience at the pharmacy vary worth while and I've never been so happy to go to the pharmacy , so I can be met by her beautiful smiling face! She deserves recognition for everything she does for her customers.... Just saying... Keep up the good work Amy and all you other girls rock as well!”

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