Convenience Stores in Perry Hall, MD

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  1. 9820 Belair Rd, Perry Hall MD 21128

    3.1 Average 76 reviews

    “It was a fairly short visit, however it was a pleasant experience. Employees were visible and helpful. It was bright, clean and inviting. I found what I needed and browsed for a bit, picking up a few more things. The self checkout was incident free. The young man at the front was so friendly and professional. Before I left, he handed me a magazine…. I was puzzled and said “that’s not mine”, he said “ no ma’am it’s free, take one. It was a free magazine about the World Cup. Pleasantly surprised! Nice visit!”

  2. 9809 Belair Road, Perry Hall MD 21128

    2.9 Average 84 reviews

    “Service is great. I’m always get service no matter what time it is. When comes to the food is top tier to other food places like Costco whole food, or few restaurant chains. Atmosphere is excellent. I feel like I’m home welcomed by the staff.”

  3. 9414 Scott Moore Way, Perry Hall MD 21128

    2.8 Average 32 reviews

    “For years now I have been going to this Highs for my vehicle gas needs. The area is always well lit and I feel safe while pumping my gas. I honestly don’t pay attention to the gas prices in relation to the other gas stations in the area. I go there because it is close to my house. I never have to wait to fill up my tank. When I'm with a relative and they go to costco for gas, we always have to wait to get gas. I know costco has the lowest priced, best quality gas, but it feels odd to me having to wait to get gas. Lately at Highs I noticed the pumps that I go to don’t print receipts and displays see clerk inside for receipt. I don't have time to do that so I leave without a receipt. One of the pumps I noticed that you have to hold the trigger the entire time that you pump gas because the clip that keeps it in place must be broken. Sometimes it seems like half of the gas pumps are not working. This highs is not perfect, but it serves my needs.”

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