Convenience Stores near Vermontville, MI

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  1. 495 E Main St, Vermontville MI 49096

    4.5 Superb 5 reviews

  2. 441 E Broadway St, Woodland MI 48897

    5 Superb 5 reviews

  3. 133 S Main St, Nashville MI 49073

    3.8 Good 11 reviews

    “Convenience store in an shell station. A subway subs is also in this building. The shelf’s were fully stocked with a good selection. All the items I got were fresh with distant sell by dates. The bathrooms were very clean and they had two employees I saw while there that were stocking, cleaning and running register. Was in and out quick with no complaints.”

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  5. 95 W Grand Ledge Hwy, Sunfield MI 48890

    3.3 Good 11 reviews

    “At first I was quite skeptical about the atmosphere here, quaint shop in the middle of know where (It screams major Jeepers Creepers vibes), but I've grown to like it. I live in the city and I stop here time to time to get quick snacks and cold drinks while I'm in the country. The staff is also pretty friendly and are always helpful and kind. They always make me feel welcomed as if I'm a regular. I highly recommend if you're traveling along this route.”

  6. 7051 Saddlebag Lake Rd, Lake Odessa MI 48849

    3.6 Good 75 reviews

    “I stopped at this location to grab a drink as their Speedway big gulp are delicious. I locked my keys in the car and one of the employees he went above and beyond To help me get my car unlocked and the young ladies that were there. We’re extremely pleasant Aunt Sunday is a great day to go. Say hello to the staff at the Speedway.”

  7. 416 Main St, Nashville MI 49073

    2.9 Average 18 reviews

    “Great people. Not sure if a lot of kids go in there but my 3 yr old daughter gets to pick out a piece of candy when we go in. Thank you for your generosity on every level guys.”

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