Convenience Stores in Olney, MD

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  1. 18120 Georgia Avenue, Olney MD 20832

    3.6 Good 42 reviews

    “Location right off the main road. Limited parking but there is a lot next to this 711. Fairly small spot but they had all the hot food and drinks in stock. Friendly staff and clean aisles”

  2. 3446 Olney Laytonsville Road, Olney MD 20832

    2.7 Average 3 reviews

    “This Walgreens has very good pharmacists. They are very knowledgeable and very nice. Store itself seems clean and well stocked. I go out of my way to go to this Walgreens.”

  3. 18040 Georgia Avenue, Olney MD 20832

    2.8 Average 33 reviews

    “This gas station is conveniently located right on busy, busy Georgia Avenue in Olney. This is a fairly small gas station with very little parking in front of the convenience store and to the side. There are vending machines off to the side near the few parking spots. There are eight pumps, and the consoles are clean and have a modern interface. No TVs at this location, but who needs a TV for like 2 minutes of fueling time? This being one of the cheaper gas stations in the area, and you get 3 cents off with a Fuel Rewards card.”

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  5. 3110 Olney Sandy Spring Road, Olney MD 20832

    2.7 Average 46 reviews

    “The visit was for two vaccines each for my wife and me. It was easy to schedule online, and we were seen promptly. The shots were administered professionally. We are very satisfied with the visit.”

  6. 3446 Olney Laytonsville Road, Olney MD 20832

    2.4 Poor 37 reviews

    “Please ask for Miss Anina. She is the best! Please please, supervisors of Walgreens give her a raise. She went out of her way to find not only one, but also, she went into the stock room. She found the second item I needed. Which allowed me to save more money. Then she noticed I could save money for my savings card. So I saved a lot today not just in money but also in time. So please please I beg of you... Since I can't directly affect her pay, please give her a raise...please and much thanks. It's hard to get great customer service in this day and age. Please just don't recognize her, please actually pay her more for her effort. In turn, I will come every Saturday and buy more products.”

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