Convenience Stores in Millinocket, ME

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  1. 160 Bates St, Millinocket ME 04462

    4.7 Superb 145 reviews

    “I can definitely understand why KG bought Maryanne’s market in Medway! This is by far the best wrap I’ve ever had! If y’all aren’t familiar with KG, I highlyyyyy recommend the KG wrap and their pizza with garlic crust! 10/10 all the way!!!!”

  2. 1605 Baxter State Park Road, Millinocket ME 04462

    4.6 Superb 112 reviews

    “This is a nice store that has the common things you would need to get hiking/camping if something was left at home or broke along the way. They have high quality backpacks, fishing gear, and miscellaneous camping gear which was nice to see as it was a varied selection. They have a nice selection of souvenirs which included items made my local artists which is always appreciated. They serve breakfast sandwiches which is great if you want to get an early start in the park. The sandwiches as delicious! Their coffee is fresh and had great flavor (if i remember from a somewhat local Maine roaster). If you want a memorable whoopie pie, this is the place. First off, its HUGE. Second, its perfect. If you think you've had an excellent whoopie pie before, you haven't. This is it. I'm not an expert but their whoopie pie made me one.”

  3. 3969 Golden Rd Mile 19, Millinocket ME 04462

    4.1 Good 58 reviews

    “We had a great “wilderness “ experience here , for 2 days. The only drawback was the road to get there: rough gravel washboard ride! Worth the trip, though. Our camping site was right on the Penobscot River . Wow! Viewing Mt Katahdin so close was amazing. We’re not hikers, but many folks who stay here are.”

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  5. 112 Central St, Millinocket ME 04462

    3.7 Good 43 reviews

    “Very nice small but efficient store! They sell a lil of everything there! Cashier was very nice, pleasant, friendly & smiled the entire time! Great customer service ?”

  6. 719 Central St, Millinocket ME 04462

    3.2 Average 15 reviews

    “Store is always clean and well maintained, cashiers are super nice and polite! I love stopping in to get a polar pop and talking with whoever is working at the time. They are very hardworking and you can tell.”

  7. 720 Central St, Millinocket ME 04462

    2.7 Average 7 reviews

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