Convenience Stores in Comstock Park, MI

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  1. 4121 West River Drive Northeast, Comstock Park MI 49321

    3.9 Good 93 reviews

    “I don’t think I’ve ever written a review for a gas station but Tommy deserves some love. Really cool guy and really is the type of guy you dream of hiring if you’re the manager. 12/10”

  2. 3778 Alpine Avenue Northwest, Comstock Park MI 49321

    4.2 Good 31 reviews

    “Great local place to get his quality meats and veggies. I recommend you trying the carne asada seasoned! It's a delicious way to make tacos at home or for a group!”

  3. 4656 Alpine Avenue Northwest, Comstock Park MI 49321

    3.7 Good 77 reviews

    “They typically have cheaper gas prices than nearby gas stations, and the store is always stocked with plenty of snacks and drinks. They also have a great rewards program that helps you save money on gas as well.”

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  5. 5133 Alpine Ave NW, Comstock Park MI 49321

    3.6 Good 99 reviews

    “If you are hungry, their burger isn’t too bad for the price. A cheap and quick grab and go. - Beef Chargrilled Cheeseburger: Coming in at a little over four and a half ounces, this little burger isn’t too bad for what it is: a gas station buy. It sits in a warmer and is up for grabs for $3.91. You get a discount for buying two and an even better discount for participating in rewards ($6 for two). The burger packaging says ”fully cooked flamebroiled chopped beef steak smoke flavor added.” From what I gather, it is fully cooked, as labeled, frozen, then just reheated and put on the warmer for sale. It was actually fairly juicy for what it was. The cheese was a bit lacking, but it didn’t change the overall taste too bad. It was not curling over the sides like the picture, but barely covered between the bun and patty. The bun was a tad rubbery, but again, for what it was, it was not bad. It was still soft enough to be good enough. I bought this burger at 6:30pm. The “best by” time stamp said 5:54pm. Being 36 minutes past that, it was ok. They also have some you can reheat yourself if you want it fresher. Check that “best by” time stamp and you should be fine. - Service: This was maybe where the sticky point was. Getting throught the line at the counter can take a bit and the burger is getting cold while waiting. It did take a bit for me to get through a short line, but it was still fairly warm because of the heat-sheilded wrapping. - Atmosphere: Not much of an atmosphere because it is a gas station. No place to sit. It is meant to be eaten on the go. All in all, I’d be fine with a grab and go burger like this, but make sure you check the “best by” time stamp so it is fresh. Visited on a Friday at 6:30pm.”

  6. 5960 Alpine Avenue Northwest, Comstock Park MI 49321

    3.5 Good 76 reviews

    “We are so thankful for Issac and his help today. We ran out of gas about a mile away from the gas station and he offered his truck if we needed a ride back to our car. When we got back to get more gas he even offered to help if we didnt have enough money for gas. He's the best and a huge blessing to us today!! Thank you Issac!!”

  7. 4258 Alpine Ave NW, Comstock Park MI 49321

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

  8. 4258 Alpine Avenue Northwest, Comstock Park MI 49321

    3 Average 4 reviews

  9. 4811 West River Drive Northeast, Comstock Park MI 49321

    3.2 Average 36 reviews

    “Love this new gas station! It's in a location that no other convenience stores were, so that's awesome! It has a very large parking lot, with multiple entrances, making it very easy to navigate and exit onto a busy road. The store itself is large, bright, clean and very inviting. The customer service here is just okay. I love that they have a carwash, and it isn't crazy expensive!”

  10. 4616 Alpine Ave NW, Comstock Park MI 49321

    2.9 Average 12 reviews

  11. 4616 Alpine Avenue Northwest, Comstock Park MI 49321

    2.3 Poor 11 reviews

  12. 3623 Alpine Ave NW, Comstock Park MI 49321

    2.7 Average 45 reviews

    “Everytime I come into the store the girl named Angelina is just amazing always smiling polite kind always greets us... She is all about presentation in the store.. amazing team member!!!”

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