Convenience Stores in Brooklyn, MD

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  1. 4607 4th Street, Brooklyn MD 21225

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “This convenience store has everything you need, making shopping quick and easy. Their fried chicken is absolutely delicious and always fresh. The staff are friendly, welcoming, and provide excellent customer service every time I visit. I highly recommend this store to anyone looking for a great shopping experience!”

  2. 3721 S Hanover St, Baltimore MD 21225

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

    “This man has a heart of gold. He is friendly and respectful. He treats people with dignity and kindness. I respect this man and all that he does to help people in this community.”

  3. 4114 Belle Grove Rd, Brooklyn MD 21225

    3.4 Good 22 reviews

    “Daddy Pa's is a small, convenient store on Belle Grove Rd. It is just up the street from us and my family shops there daily. My husband is friendly with the owner, and they always end up joking around whenever he runs into him. The place is clean and stoked with a variety of snacks, candy, drinks, and food items. They also sell lottery tickets and scratch off's. We pretty much stop by there for scratch off's and occasionally snacks and drinks. Unfortunately, they are very overpriced on most of their stock. My daughter and granddaughter take walks there and always come back with an ice cream or candy. The owner and his employees are friendly, and they talk to my granddaughter every time she is there and she loves going there.”

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  5. 5740 Ritchie Highway, Brooklyn MD 21225

    2 Poor 104 reviews

    “I want to give a special shout-out to Rebecca at the Brooklyn location for providing such great service today! She was incredibly patient, knowledgeable, kind, and helpful throughout my experience. She took the time to answer my questions and made sure I felt supported and understood. Rebecca truly went above and beyond, and her excellent customer service deserves to be recognized. Thank you, Rebecca, for making my experience such a positive one!”

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