Convenience Stores in Yarmouth, ME

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  1. 939 US-1, Yarmouth ME 04096

    3.3 Good 74 reviews

    “Because most of the ppl giving 3 stars or less sound overprivileged like the world is built for their convenience. Spending money or having the intent too does not mean your complaints are reasonable. If you're an adult complaining about coffee not being available you could have brewed yourself etc., you need to think harder on whats really worth complaining about.”

  2. 281 Main St, Yarmouth ME 04096

    4 Good 4 reviews

    “friendliest Rusty Lantern I think ive ever been to. The day I came in there was a young lady working and she was very helpful and nice when I needed assistance, keep up the good work Stephyn!!”

  3. 351 US-1, Yarmouth ME 04096

    2.8 Average 47 reviews

    “Great traveling in and out location, easy interstate stop no wait. Great stop and amazingly friendly cashier. Bathrooms were outside, but after working 2 years for a gas station, they were very nice for outside access bathrooms. Bathrooms are also unlocked unless in use which was awesome!! No going in to ask for a key and waste time.”

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  5. 936 US-1, Yarmouth ME 04096

    2.7 Average 28 reviews

    “The store was clean, bathrooms clean, and handicap accessible wheelchair accessible walker accessible friendly staff knowledgeable staff respectful staff willing to help out. Parking limited handicap accessible wheelchair accessible walker accessible. They have the products they require. They have a Dunkin donuts there. They also have another fast food store as well.”

  6. 478 US-1, Yarmouth ME 04096

    2 Poor 20 reviews

    “The drive thru pharmacy is great! Very quick and easy...got a print out for 2019 purchases and a refill in just a few minutes. Unfortunately, we had to go directly TO the pharmacy because the Walgreens (in this Southern Maine area anyway!) new phone system is a runaround and ridiculous! This is a complaint I've only recently experienced, but had heard from numerous people recently, even employees of Walgreen.”

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