Convenience Stores in Silver Springs, NV

“This little town market is a gem. I absolutely love it. It opens around 7 or 8 am and closes at 11. The workers are pretty nice. Some are really super funny. There is a guy who wears a beanie and has a beard he is always nice and respectful and a older lady who us always so easy to talk to and super super sweet. They have everything from drinks to snacks to even some dinner food. Need some produce? They sometimes have carrots, potatoes, bananas, cilantro, jalapeños, bellpepers.. oh and for those who are 21+ and vape they have things for you as well. They have EVERYTHING for a small town store. I was surprised and now I go very often. They are a proud small town store, and they should be. Some would say "Some of the prices are too high" well, I say then go pay those high GAS PRICES and get to the nearest big super market. Trust me-it either evens out or you save coming here.”

“At the crossroads of US 50 and US 95 in the middle of desolate Nevada is Silver Springs. It's a collection of ramshackle buildings and a couple of old school casinos. But it does have a gas station and attached mini mart if you just have a hankerin' for some road food, you know Cheetos and Mt Dew maybe? Well, I sure did, travlin' US50 Eastbound. Pulled in, raisin a dust cloud in the gravel parkin lot. This little mini mart is bigger inside than it looks on the outside. Lots of choices of chips and sodas and beer if you need that. In and out quick, though prices aren't the lowest, more than most supermarkets, like my med big bag of Fritos was almost $4 bucks .... hey gotta have gotta have. I'm glad this place is here.”

“The best convenience store in the area! Wide selection of groceries, household, car items, pet supplies and much more!!!!! The Bonnies plants they carry are superb and well taken care of. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The store is well kept up and always stocked. A+”

“At the crossroads of US 50 and US 95 in the middle of desolate Nevada is Silver Springs. It's a collection of ramshackle buildings and a couple of old school casinos. But it does have a gas station and attached mini mart if you just have a hankerin' for some road food, you know Cheetos and Mt Dew maybe? Well, I sure did, travlin' US50 Eastbound. Pulled in, raisin a dust cloud in the gravel parkin lot. This little mini mart is bigger inside than it looks on the outside. Lots of choices of chips and sodas and beer if you need that. In and out quick, though prices aren't the lowest, more than most supermarkets, like my med big bag of Fritos was almost $4 bucks .... hey gotta have gotta have. I'm glad this place is here.”