Convenience Stores near Lynnville, IN

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  1. 107 IN-68, Lynnville IN 47619

    3.4 Good 48 reviews

    “We stopped in here on our way back home. We stopped and got some snacks and some gas some drinks and use the restroom. Food was good service with solid and the ambience of the place was nice also”

  2. 100 IN-68, Lynnville IN 47619

    3.3 Good 8 reviews

  3. 1651 IN-64, Winslow IN 47598

    4.1 Good 13 reviews

    “I met Dave William's in 1981. I delivered candy-tobacco-cigarettes until 2004. He was the best friend ever. Alice Williams was a very close 2nd, may she rest in.peace. I left in 2004 for another avenue, and sadly, Miss Alice left us all in 2005. Best place ever”

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  5. 720 N 3rd St, Boonville IN 47601

    4.1 Good 13 reviews

    “I would like to thank the gentleman working on Thurs. 1/26/23. I came in to ask for directions to go around the road that was closed in front of the store. He was very helpful and as I was leaving the store a young man stopped and ask if he could help me. He not only helped me he jumped in his truck and told me to follow him and he would lead me around the closed road. I also wish I would have gotten their names and #'s so I could thank them properly. I would also like to thank the gentleman and his wife who helped me when I stopped for directions along the road. They all were so nice. God puts people in our lives for a reason and the people of Boonville and surranding areas helped me so much. I know this is long but I was able to get home safe. Thank you all.”

  6. 611 West Morton Street, Oakland City IN 47660

    2.4 Poor 12 reviews

    “Stopped in and the employee named Timothy was very polite, quick, and helpful to everyone. Didn't get a look at the name tag of the woman with dark hair, but she just stood at the other side of the counter typing on her phone the entire time and told people she wasn't open when they came up. Hopefully, it was just an off day. They do have an ATM available down the hallway. I will also say it's a tight area to drive through and people will whip around without paying attention, so stay cautious if you stop in.”

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