Convenience Stores near Moose Lake, MN

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  1. 4694 Opportunity Drive, Moose Lake MN 55767

    4.2 Good 104 reviews

    “Bathrooms are exclusively manicured. The mac n cheese is something of my dreams. I could eat about two bucketfuls. I always frequently enjoy the ribwich. Ten stars. Ooooo. And the fruit smoothie machine thing. Yo. Baller.”

  2. 80 Arrowhead Ln, Moose Lake MN 55767

    2.8 Average 12 reviews

    “Extremely helpful employees. Special thanks to Garrett. A+ customer service. Top Tier non-oxygenated fuel in a convenient location. I always stop here on my way up-north.”

  3. 2751 Market St, Mahtowa MN 55707

    4.8 Superb 143 reviews

    “Such a great place. Amazing snack sticks, brats, and other meats to grab. Staff is always friendly and they have a good selection of items. They also have uncommon and different drinks available too! Nice little liquor section inside. They also host different events in the area. You should definitely make the stop when passing through!”

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  5. 2751 Market St, Barnum MN 55707

    4.7 Superb 49 reviews

    “They have a wide variety of meats to choose from. They are a nice little country store. With antiques all around. They have a wide variety of flavored, brats and burgers.”

  6. 3045 Co Rd 43, Willow River MN 55795

    3.8 Good 47 reviews

    “Quality home cooking. Atmosphere is old school American. Country dining for those of us "Red, White, and Blue Neck" Americans still alive and kicking. Polite service like you would get from family, conversation that was down to earth from a staff that keeps it real. We will be returning whenever we commute by this location. We live 2 hours away. The price was more than reasonable. 3 of us ordered the following: #5: 2 eggs, Hash browns, 4 sausage links, 2 whole slices of toast, 3 slices of French toast and a coffee #4: 1 egg, Hash browns, 4 bacon slices , 2 whole slices of toast. 3 slices of French toast with a side of hash browns, large OJ. All of this for $23.87!!!!! I wish there was a place like this close to home.”

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