Convenience Stores in Lambertville, MI

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  1. 8503 Secor Rd, Lambertville MI 48144

    4.4 Superb 62 reviews

    “I just left there and again their breakfast sandwich wrap didn't make it all the way home! Amazing and always perfect! my only complaint is that if you're not there early enough you take the chance of them being out of these amazing sandwiches and wraps! but then again you have to resort to their always fresh delicious doughnuts! You guys ROCK! Thanks for always making my morning worth stopping in!”

  2. 8021 Secor Rd, Lambertville MI 48144

    2.7 Average 15 reviews

  3. 7420 Secor Road, Lambertville MI 48144

    2.4 Poor 32 reviews

    “Excellent Pharmacy Team!! Michelle and Jamie are extremely helpful, and friendly too!! Thank you so much for being so kind to my daughter always! Truly appreciated!! Walgreens is a very busy pharmacy and yet each team member takes the time to be so helpful, answering all the many questions everyone has along with providing amazing customer service!! Thank you again!!”

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  5. 7420 Secor Road, Lambertville MI 48144

    2.6 Average 88 reviews

    “My review is strictly on your employee Cathie. She is what every employer hopes for as an employee. I have been going to the same location for years and she is nothing but sweet and welcoming every time I enter the store. I was in the Lambertville location on 5/1/26 and witnessed Cathie being berated in front of customers by the MOD, Taylor, for following company policy and not accepting an expired ID to purchase items that required an ID. Taylor told Cathie to do it and she refused and then the MOD threw the basket on the ground and told her “it’s not that big of a deal!!” She then rolled her eyes and walked away when Cathie refused to do it. I was next in line and Cathie still treated me warmly and with a smile even after being embarrassed by the MOD. PLEASE commend Cathie for a job well done!”

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