Convenience Stores near Saint Michaels, MD

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  1. 1208 South Talbot Street, Saint Michaels MD 21663

    2.9 Average 35 reviews

    “Quick in and out. Came for the ice cream. Kids still love High's ice cream. Much cheaper than the fancy ice cream parlors in town. Located outside of St Michaels on Rte. 33. Also serves gasoline”

  2. 5949 Tilghman Island Rd, Tilghman MD 21671

    4.7 Superb 94 reviews

    “Ya know sometime you are driving by and you just have to stop and check out a place, right? So glad I stopped to check out Tilghman Island Country Store. A little down past the touristy part and worth the drive (or walk). I got the crab cake for lunch. Very good and hit the spot!”

  3. 203 S Morris St, Oxford MD 21654

    4.4 Superb 39 reviews

    “We stopped by on a windy cold tuesday. They had really good crab soup. The elderly lady was extremely nice ! The dude with glasses was a bit rude, just no customer service at all”

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  5. 101 Marlboro Ave #15, Easton MD 21601

    4 Good 11 reviews

    “Love your folks who work there. Just remember to enunciate that there is a Kidcents contribution at the register. My family donates heavily to charities. You have to give your customers informed consent whether or not the donation is permissible.”

  6. 27748 Saint Michaels Road, Easton MD 21601

    3.9 Good 41 reviews

    “The gas pump worked well so it serves its purpose. Though it did not seem like the cleanest place, a little run down. On the edges there was a nice little park with a gazebo. If you just need gas or a place to rest this is a great place to go! ?”

  7. 28539 Marlboro Ave, Easton MD 21601

    2.2 Poor 38 reviews

    “I like going to CVS in Target. Lisa the pharmacist has always been so helpful. When I started going there in 2019 for a few years there was a great crew of the same workers there I could joke with. Then they started closing for lunch from 1:30 pm to 2 pm. Everything changed. Employees started leaving and there weren't’t enough employees to handle the crowds. I still go there because I enjoy talking to Lisa. If CVS would keep the same employees working together I feel they would get to know the customer and it would make the customer feel happy to go there.”

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