Convenience Stores near Altura, MN

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  1. 1105 S Main St, Altura MN 55910

    3.2 Average 21 reviews

    “Elba Valley Express offers great local knowledge of the area and Whitewater State Park.Stop-in to get your fishing or hunting license. Grab some bait and tackle while stocking up on ice and other camping needs.Located centrally to all the trails, roads, and campsites in the area.Good luck nature lovers!”

  2. 2850 Whitewater Ave, St Charles MN 55972

    4.5 Superb 37 reviews

    “St. Charles Sinclair is always a reliable stop for fuel and convenience! The station is clean (including the rest room), well-maintained, and easy to access. I appreciate the competitive gas prices and the quality of fuel, especially the high-octane fuel for my Mustang which keeps all my vehicles running smoothly. The convenience store is well-stocked with Godfather's Pizza, snacks, drinks, and essentials, and the staff is always friendly. Plus, the iconic dinosaur logo is a nostalgic touch! Definitely a great place to fill up on the road.”

  3. 2102 Enterprise Dr, St Charles MN 55972

    3.9 Good 95 reviews

    “The loves is fine restaurant sucks 5 employees screw around am the only person in line 2 chicken wraps 15 minutes later I just walk out still noone working on station 2 make them”

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  5. 160 E 6th St, St Charles MN 55972

    3.8 Good 44 reviews

    “These are real gifts to small towns that have lost their restaurants and grocery stores. The only fault that I have with this one is the check out people are chatting with each other and your thinking they are talking to you. Also I have learned to expect them to be out of there specials. They can't seem to keep anything on the shelves.”

  6. 195 County Rd 25, Lewiston MN 55952

    3.7 Good 26 reviews

    “If you don't like KT, there is something seriously wrong with you and you should drive to the nearest hospital, check yourself into the mental ward and think about how you have wronged all of society with your negative attitude.”

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