Convenience Stores in Cheverly, MD

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  1. 6435 Landover Rd, Cheverly MD 20785

    4.8 Superb 96 reviews

    “I absolutely love this store! The selection is huge, the prices are fair, and the team is always friendly and professional. Every visit is a breeze—I always find exactly what I need and leave completely satisfied. Truly one of the best local stores around!”

  2. 6516 Landover Road, Cheverly MD 20785

    2.9 Average 88 reviews

    “I had a really positive experience at this CVS location. The staff was professional, helpful, and respectful throughout my visit, which I truly appreciated. The store was clean, organized, and overall provided great customer service. Even during a busy time, the employees still maintained a positive attitude and worked efficiently to assist customers. Overall, this location provided excellent service and I would definitely return.”

  3. 6498 Landover Rd, Cheverly MD 20785

    3.5 Good 31 reviews

    “This review is specifically for the fact that I can save time (what) to drop off my FedEx packages. I had no idea that this was a new thing at Walgreens. There is a specific section to drop your sections off, the sales associate scans your item, takes your phone number and BAM you're done. Easy Peasy lemon squeezy. Can't get any better than that!”

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  5. 6001 Arbor Street, Cheverly MD 20785

    2.1 Poor 48 reviews

    “I travel A LOT for work. Using public facilities is an unfortunate part of that travel. The gentlemen here were very friendly when I came in. There is often bull crap about buying something before you can go to the bathroom but nothing like that here. I ended up buying my snacks here only because of the courtesy of the two gentlemen behind the counter. Hotdog was fresh. Slurpee was fantastic. All overpriced but that's 7-11 for you. A little customer service goes a long way and this weary traveler appreciated it. :)”

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