Convenience Stores in Holly Springs, MS

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  1. 1246 MS-7 N, Holly Springs MS 38635

    3.9 Good 32 reviews

    “Staff is friendly and helpful. Good place for a bite to eat. A little cramped. But they are trying to get a little of good stuff in there. Just a moderized version of a country store at the crossroads of two highways. TRUCKERS: It's a little off the freeway, but the layout and interior will accommodate your needs.”

  2. 227 Martin Luther King Jr Dr, Holly Springs MS 38635

    4.8 Superb 6 reviews

  3. 685 Salem Ave, Holly Springs MS 38635

    4.4 Superb 8 reviews

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  5. 393 E Van Dorn Ave, Holly Springs MS 38635

    5 Superb 5 reviews

  6. 4325 MS-7, Holly Springs MS 38635

    4.6 Superb 5 reviews

  7. 929 MS-7, Holly Springs MS 38635

    3 Average 177 reviews

    “Love's are more numerous now, than I ever recall seeing. They've taken on having exceptionally clean restrooms, where others have given. Numerous snacks and drinks are available, when a full meal is not needed. Most now have a restaurant either connected or right next door.”

  8. 575 S Craft St, Holly Springs MS 38635

    2.9 Average 28 reviews

    “Mr Liddy was so nice and worked extra hard to help get my medication on Saturday. One of his employees need to learn how to speak with patients and be considerate of there patrons. I was ready to move my scripts that day but Mr Liddy was extremely helpful. Customer service is still needed.”

  9. 950 MS-7, Holly Springs MS 38635

    2.4 Poor 19 reviews

    “Gloria is a gem. She is always smiling and very helpful to her customers. Everytime I stop by there she so nice and a wonderful employee. We as customers love Gloria”

  10. 621 MS-7, Holly Springs MS 38635

    1.5 Poor 11 reviews

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