2753 Annapolis Road, Hanover MD 21076
“This gas ⛽ station has the standard convenience 🏪 store or Food Mart as they call it. It has candy, snacks, various drinks, tobacco products and a good selection of lottery scratch offs. They don't have a lottery ticket machine so, you'll need cash to play the lottery here. Besides parking at 1 of the gas ⛽ pumps, parking is very limited (maybe 5 marked spots. The cashier was very helpful and courteous. I don't know how their gas prices stack 😕 up compared to others. It's located close to the Maryland 295 and Maryland 175 intersection.”
7910 Shipley Homestead Drive, Hanover MD 21076
“Excellent staff and well stocked store. I forgot to get my fuel receipt, came back two hours later and the young lady found it for me. Definitely a place you need to visit if you’re in Hanover, MD.”
1075 Dorsey Road, Hanover MD 21076
“This 711 is very close to Homewood Suites hotel, located on Dorsey Road by the airport. Inside the store is very clean and well organized; plenty snacks and beverages to choose from. The coffee/tea station is super stuffed with all the goodies sugar, stirrers, milks of all kids, syrups etc. They also offer a variety of gifts cards and make-up items in addition to the usual convenience store items. They have 8 fuel pumps with ample room to get to them and get gas. The prices are competitive with the area. The staff here is the best they're always available and ready to answer any questions you may have. I visit this place very often.”
7671 Arundel Mills Boulevard, Hanover MD 21076
“In standard convenience store gas station. Manned by nice guys from somewhere vaguely in the India Pakistan region good place to grab a bite to eat or play Lottery”
7706 Milestone Parkway, Hanover MD 21076
“I was trying to locate a store and the young man who worked there looked it up on his phone (because my phone was not charged). He then offered to let me charge it. I was really grateful and it impressed me how kind and patient he was. He definitely went above and beyond the call of duty.”
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