Convenience Stores in Louisa, KY

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  1. 52 Fls Crk Drive Suite 606, Louisa KY 41230

    4.3 Superb 164 reviews

    “SUCH a cool gas station. Me and my partner are traveling through Kentucky and we stopped for gas and snacks. The cashier was helpful, kind, and just all around a joy to be served by. Her name was Becky. That woman needs a raise!! Other than the awesome service the building itself is awesome. It looks like a castle and has lots of country/classic rock music memorabilia and they sell souvenirs! Even the bathrooms are really cool. It reminds me of the bathrooms in Las Vegas casinos. All around a 5/5 experience. I will be stopping here again anytime I come through Louisa”

  2. 1910 KY-2565, Louisa KY 41230

    4 Good 24 reviews

    “they have a great lunch / dinner menu and everything I’ve tried is delicious although I am not a fan of the breakfast.. biscuits are very small and it’s not real eggs just powdered and anytime I’ve tried they have been ice cold as well.. usually around 7:30am as well”

  3. 102 East Madison Street, Louisa KY 41230

    4 Good 59 reviews

    “Depending on what you get, can be great, slushies, fountain drinks, coffee, and roller items are usually reasonably priced, while general and other items are higher. Bathroom is usually not available, store is kinda too small, but it's in a convenient walking area in the town.”

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  5. 5915 KY-3, Louisa KY 41230

    3.9 Good 20 reviews

    “Back in the day (the very early 90's), it was just Fallsburg Grocery. The Fallsburg Country Store now has everything. It is a full gas station, convenience store, local restaurant, and more.I stopped in for some snacks and beverages. Service was slow but just two folks doing it all. More relaxed feel here with some small town charm. Located down and across from the Falls Campground it services locals and visitors alike. Next visit I am absolutely going to grab some food here and the menu looked great and it's make to order.”

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