Convenience Stores in Woodhaven, MI

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  1. 23555 Allen Road, Woodhaven MI 48183

    4.2 Good 30 reviews

    “I had an outstanding experience at CVS when receiving my vaccines. From the moment I arrived, the pharmacist made me feel comfortable, cared for, and respected. She was not only professional and knowledgeable but also incredibly friendly and compassionate. She took the time to explain everything clearly, put me completely at ease, and showed genuine concern for my well-being. It’s rare to encounter someone who makes what could be a stressful situation feel so positive, and I truly appreciate the care she provided. This was by far one of the best experiences I’ve ever had at any pharmacy, and I’m grateful for the exceptional service.”

  2. 22610 Allen Road, Woodhaven MI 48183

    4.2 Good 24 reviews

    “Well it was the first time I had this young cashier in the express lane... she was very helpful with the fixing of any problems but she was not very friendly ... tried to make small talk but she didn’t say boo!!.. at least smile”

  3. 19900 West Road, Woodhaven MI 48183

    3 Average 98 reviews

    “It’s a Speedway. The staff is friendly. It’s a gas station. They have everything you would expect a gas station to have and none of the things that you would expect IKEA or Cattleman’s to have.”

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  5. 26900 Allen Road, Woodhaven MI 48183

    3 Average 40 reviews

    “When I walked in the employees greeted me with a smile. The fresh coffee was just done brewing. Working nights & finding fresh coffee is not an easy task. Thanks for the fresh coffee and friendly service!!”

  6. 21055 West Road, Woodhaven MI 48183

    2.2 Poor 263 reviews

    “Back in the day, everyone remembered the Detroiter truck stop. Years later, it became a Pilot Flying J. I’ll tell you what, this may be and old Truck Stop and one of the oldest Pilot Flying J. But I love to give the management props for keeping such a clean and neat store! The restroom may have old and outdated sinks and toilets and urinals, but everything was spotless. I took a shower and it was super clean. The store was neatly stocked and no empty shelves. The staff was friendly and polite. Only thing I don’t like is the pay to park lot. Other than that, congratulations Detroiter Pilot! Great job!!!”

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