Convenience Stores in Miramichi, NB

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  1. 713 King George Highway, Miramichi NB E1V 1J5

    4.8 Superb 9 reviews

  2. 231 Wellington Street, Miramichi NB E1N 1N2

    5 Superb 4 reviews

  3. 2325 King George Highway, Miramichi NB E1V 6S3

    4.6 Superb 5 reviews

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  5. 1709 King George Highway, Miramichi NB E1V 5L7

    4.7 Superb 3 reviews

  6. 2325 King George Highway, Miramichi NB E1V 6S3

    4.3 Superb 17 reviews

    “Friendly staff.... Also where it is a convenience store as well it's quite nice to pick up anyting that you might need while you're there filling up your car with the gas”

  7. 184 King Street, Chatham NB E1N 2P2

    4.2 Good 29 reviews

    “I travel from Tracadie to Moncton weekly, driving through Miramichi and this has always been my go-to stop. The hot-to-go snacks are always fresh and delicious and they have a large variety of drinks, chips and candy. I have never had a bad experience here, but tonight I had an excellent experience! After starting my drive back, I hit a large piece of ice in the road that damaged the bottom of my car. When I stopped here for some snacks, the lady at the cash (I wish I got her name) had noticed that I was upset about something and asked me if U was doing okay, when I told her that I had broken a piece of my car and that I was stressed about my drive home, she asked her male colleague to go out and check on the situation and see if he might be able to do a temporary fix. Unfortunately there was not much that could be done, however he was able to reassure me that it was not a serious problem and that I would be able to get home safely and that he had a similar situation with his car and that I would be able to order the part that needed to be repaired and it wouldn’t be too expensive. This is above and beyond service and I wish I could shout them out personally but I didn’t get their names, I hope they see this:)”

  8. 186 King Street, Miramichi NB E1N 2P2

    3.9 Good 17 reviews

    “Great convenience store with lots of extras. Cb radios, Bluetooth helmet radios, Bluetooth headphones and wide variety of colectibles such as die cast cars, skullcandy products (ashtrays, figurines, pens, etc), toys, marvel and DC plush toys and also fireworks. Bread is pricey but their piza and hotdogs are affordable. Staff friendly”

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