Convenience Stores near Montpelier, IN

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  1. 249 W Huntington St, Montpelier IN 47359

    3.6 Good 25 reviews

    “All Speedways rule! I assume 7 Eleven bought them out, or the other way around. Either way, it's a one stop for most things and making your own junkyard or chili dog can't be beat.”

  2. 204 E Huntington St, Montpelier IN 47359

    2.7 Average 11 reviews

    “Don't listen to the other reviews. The people up there are nice if you're nice. I go up there constantly and they're talking and laughing with random customers constantly. So I don't understand what happened to those other panzees but they're nice up there.”

  3. 901 S Walnut St, Hartford City IN 47348

    3.9 Good 51 reviews

    “By far the best pizza in the area! The only negative thing I have to say about Casey's is that the app shows lots of good meal deals but for whatever reason the Hartford City location does not honor them.”

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  5. 120 N Walnut St, Hartford City IN 47348

    4 Good 8 reviews

    “I love this gas station and convenient store!! The restrooms are clean and kept up but needs updated and offer a sanitary product/condom vending machines!! Service is top notch and the food bar area is fresh and clean and soda fountain drinks are cheap and mixed perfectly every time!!! Awesome store and Awesome employees”

  6. 312 N Walnut St, Hartford City IN 47348

    3.2 Average 8 reviews

    “I go here usually if I'm in town from montpeiler and the employees are always very kind. Greet me with a smile and say thank you before I leave.the libe is usually quick because th we employees work fast to attend to each vehicle. No complaints from me!”

  7. 120 N Walnut St, Hartford City IN 47348

    3 Average 9 reviews

  8. 1700 N Walnut St, Hartford City IN 47348

    3.2 Average 33 reviews

    “It is your small town down-home drugstore. They do have items sometimes that you don't see in other places. They have an ATM. They have a drive-through. They have most of the stuff that any drugstore would carry. They are friendly and helpful.”

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