Convenience Stores near Wolcott, IN

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  1. 202 North Range Street, Wolcott IN 47995

    4.2 Good 14 reviews

    “The typical tiny town trip stop with decent gas prices, quality BP crude, friendly staff, and bathrooms generally on the cleaner side. Goods are just the main brands with prices quite optimistic and certainly taking advantage of anyone not using Google to notice the much larger travel stop a few miles west at the interstate interchange. I still enjoy dropping in a few times to support the local community, grab some energy, try one of the unique brands/flavors not sold most other places, and laugh at the prices for Red Bull. Seriously who is chucking out their hard earned cash for zesty caffeine?? My go to energy has ended up with the relatively healthy stuff called C4 I can only find at Big Lots but hey this place has ha covered for the immediate Route 24 amp up to keep driving. Real glad to see BP gas too, much better stuff than Casey's (tho Casey's reward's app is excellent).”

  2. 21 West Division Street, Remington IN 47977

    4.3 Superb 48 reviews

    “The service was great. Waiter made sure to wait until you had swallowed and then came over to asked how the food was. I had steak fajitas, rice and beans. It was excellent, and the portion size is much larger than any chain restaurant. Whenever I am in Lafayette and want Mexican food this is where I will go. Keep up the great food and service”

  3. 505 North Maine Street, Remington IN 47977

    3.8 Good 12 reviews

    “When driving through here, this is the gas station that we like to stop at before on road snacks. We actually have never bought gas from this store because it is more expensive than other gas stations in the area.The store seems to be kept clean, except for the self-serve drink area. Unfortunately every time we have gone in here, the self-serve drink area is always a complete sticky disaster with cups, lids, and straw wrappers everywhere.”

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  5. 4154 US-24, Remington IN 47977

    3.5 Good 224 reviews

    “The young lady working in subway her name is Kendall. Her customer service is phenomenal. It is off the charts. She made my whole visit worth stopping here and the other two ladies that were working upfront with the black shirts on. I do believe they were managers. they were awesome too, but please make sure you recognize Kendall. I will come back to this store just because of her personality in her customer service.”

  6. 4179 US-24, Remington IN 47977

    3.5 Good 58 reviews

    “This particular Family Express is in a very busy area right off of Interstate 65. There are two big truck stops accross the street from the store. It can be a little difficult getting into the truck stops where there are 3 different restaurants and 2 convenient stores, so the family express is a little easier to get to (sometimes). If I am getting gas for my car thos is a good alternative to get in and out quicker, and the price is competitive most of the time beats the truck stops. The down turn is the availability of fresh food at the Family express. Some of the area Family express have fresh pizza, among other good hot food, Not here I did see some really brown bananas, apples and oranges at the checkout. Getting put wasn't very easy as there were a lot of trucks and cars coming out of the truck stops because it was lunch time.”

  7. 13550 US-231, Remington IN 47977

    2.2 Poor 133 reviews

    “Arrived at 145pm to do a 10 hour break. Lot was empty plenty of truck parking. Lot is not paved but pretty decent shape and plenty of good spots. The store was very well stocked. Was greeted as soon as I walked in the door by the wonderful cashier. The bathroom was very clean. They have sodas and juice, snacks, sell a few truck and car items and some 420 stuff. They also have a Hunts pizza so they have sliced pizza and wings and you can have them make you a pizza upon request. Thanks for providing us truck parking. And best part it's free. I bought the wings and a slice of pizza. It was good and fresh.”

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