Convenience Stores in Kendallville, IN

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  1. 1280 West North Street, Kendallville IN 46755

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “Average prices you wouod expect at a gas station, if you pay for your gas in cash it's 10 cents cheaper than debit/credit. Friendly employees who do a good job of keeping the store clean.”

  2. 546 South Main Street, Kendallville IN 46755

    4.5 Superb 13 reviews

  3. 327 South Main Street, Kendallville IN 46755

    4.4 Superb 7 reviews

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  5. 2733 US-6, Kendallville IN 46755

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

  6. 1001 W North St, Kendallville IN 46755

    3.7 Good 81 reviews

    “Upset they ran out of the lottery scratcher I wanted. But for being busy they got through all customers in no time, not a long wait, seemed clean but didnt walk the store”

  7. 2733 US-6, Kendallville IN 46755

    3.5 Good 24 reviews

    “The employees are a lot of fun they know their regulars. The restrooms are always clean they have plenty of hot food available. You can tell that they take pride in their store by the cleanliness and availability of items.”

  8. 606 Fairview Blvd, Kendallville IN 46755

    3.3 Good 71 reviews

    “I moved from an area with an abundance of Speedway locations, to Kendallville where there is one. Thank you Kendallville for a great Choice. Thank you Speedway for chain I can count on.”

  9. 124 E North St, Kendallville IN 46755

    2.9 Average 40 reviews

    “The pharmacy technicians at this location are so knowledgeable and helpful. I really appreciate being able to call in a prescription and be able to speak to them. Highly recommend this pharmacy”

  10. 224 West North Street, Kendallville IN 46755

    2.6 Average 68 reviews

    “A lot of these reviews are honestly misleading. I’ve been going here for two years and have had nothing but great and friendly customer service. PSA: There are public restrooms, Jeremy. As far as the voicemail system, there’s only one pharmacist at a time so leaving voicemails helps to not overload them with calls all at once and so they can focus on helping patients inside as well. They always call me within an hour to solve issues I have. If you have a controlled medication like a narcotic, you need to call the day of to get it filled, and give the pharmacy time to fill it. They have a lunch break from 1:30 to 2pm every day due to only one pharmacist at a time, so respect it so they can provide even better service for us. If you need your medication filled or want to know the status, always try to leave a voicemail before going to store to save a trip or check cvs app (and actually read what the message on app says). For insurance, always bring updated insurance inside at drop off because they know the right numbers to put in (so don’t call.) These are just some tips I have learned from being a patient here. Some people have a hard time understanding how it works, and blame the pharmacy instead of their own lack of wit.”

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