Convenience Stores near Epworth, IA

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  1. 206 S Center Ave, Epworth IA 52045

    2.3 Poor 7 reviews

  2. 22755 US-52, Holy Cross IA 52053

    5 Superb 8 reviews

    “Come here before you go anywhere else! I was biking across America when I became weary and in need of rest. The food took care of my hunger, and the people lifted my spirits! Thank you, thank you!!!”

  3. 1501 1st Ave E, Cascade IA 52033

    3.5 Good 40 reviews

    “Great food and lots of choices but older lady at register is so rude been in twice and both times she has just been so rude. Made a comment about me cashing in lotto tickets at noon when no one else was even in line. Going for a third time today so we will see if she can go for strike three.”

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  5. 1501 1st Ave E, Cascade IA 52033

    3.5 Good 15 reviews

    “Nice place. Quiet, truck parking available, Showers, and reasonably priced diesel compared to everywhere else. Store is not open 24/7. But if you need parking late at night this is the spot!!!”

  6. 717 1st Ave E, Cascade IA 52033

    2.9 Average 25 reviews

    “Great place to stop on a long trip for a break and a snack. Everything looks well organized and clean. Service was a great experience. Mandy enforces the rules in a diplomatic but firm way, demonstrating leadership and control. Our stop was a pleasant experience. Check out these great pictures!”

  7. 185 Peosta St, Peosta IA 52068

    2.5 Average 16 reviews

    “Awesome Employees very helpful and nice. Showers clean, liked the shower stall with door. Water pressure a little liite. Liked the music but a little hi for a small room. Need more hooks and more places to set things down. All in All good stop.”

  8. 306 1st St SE, Farley IA 52046

    2.4 Poor 27 reviews

  9. 236 Peosta St, Peosta IA 52068

    1.8 Poor 73 reviews

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