Convenience Stores in Windham, NH

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  1. 132 N Lowell Rd, Windham NH 03087

    4.3 Superb 30 reviews

    “Great gas prices for an "off the beaten path" gas station. Very small (only 4 pumps), so it can be difficult to get gas, but it's my "go to" place.”

  2. 124 Indian Rock Road, Windham NH 03087

    4 Good 97 reviews

    “Great place to grab whatever you need B4 heading back to MASSACHUSETTS, I always STOP HERE AND GET MY NEWPORTS BC CAN'T BUT THEM IN MASS SO I STOP HERE B4 GETTING ON THE HIGHWAY AND ALWAYS GET MY SELF READY TO TAKE THAT CRUISE BACK TO MASS..”

  3. 18 Mammoth Rd, Windham NH 03087

    3.9 Good 36 reviews

    “Best gas station ever. I know its a usually a dangerous game with gas station food but their subs are the best! Oh and Caryn is my favorite employee she hooked me up with their Plenti Card and I've been getting points left and right. Even at TJ Maxx.”

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  5. 18 Mammoth Road, Windham NH 03087

    3.7 Good 77 reviews

    “Always go to this Mobil gas ⛽ station ,,,help inside is awesome- old timer hard worker (I am bad with names ) moved her 4 yrs ago ) and I always go here for my REPAIRS on my Vehicle 🚗 and my grandsons ,, mechanic does great work (so far so good ) ,,they don’t overcharge like a lot of places wen they see an older women ,,,anyway just a good place to go for ur gas ⛽ and repairs on ur vehicle 🚗,, I am not related to anyone in this store / gas station,,,just my honest opinion”

  6. 124 Indian Rock Road, Windham NH 03087

    3.7 Good 9 reviews

    “Such amazing service! They had just closed the door for the night, but when we asked to use the washroom, they kindly opened it back up for us without hesitation. We came from Montreal as well!! Super sweet and accommodating staff — you can tell they genuinely care. Will definitely be coming back, not just for the food, but the good vibes too! ??”

  7. 1 Wall Street, Windham NH 03087

    3 Average 4 reviews

    “The pharmacist went above and beyond by helping us understand what we needed for our newly diagnosed fathers type 2 diabetes. She called the doctor, confirmed the meds and prescription , even the ones that were missing from his medication list and even hand wrote some notes for him on what the doctor said. She also helped us to save a little money with store brand items as opposed to others we had picked up. She was amazing! - It was the Windham NH location. I believe her name was Diana, per the clerk I called at the store today. She is truly an asset to the store !”

  8. 4 Cobbetts Pond Rd, Windham NH 03087

    3.3 Good 14 reviews

    “Great place if ur hanging out on cobbetts pond & need anything quick drinks alcohol &soda snacks for kids even gas for the boats. A little bit pricey but can't beat the convenience. Excellent staff as well with anything .u might need. Great place in town!!!!”

  9. 1 Wall Street, Windham NH 03087

    2.4 Poor 45 reviews

    “This is my go to pharmacy. I’ve never had a negative experience here. My entire family fills their scripts here and staff has always been great and friendly. During COVID we got our flu shots and boosters here - friendly and timely when we booked our online appointments. The drive through is closed for a small window of time in the afternoon - but it’s very convenient to have this option. My photos and photo gifts have always been timely and picked up with a smile - even when I was having technical difficulties the person up front came over to help me edit one of my pics. I’ve been going here for 6 years - but I know I’ve seen people who have no ID or their script is more $ than they expected. This is not a pharmacy staff issue, so please before you leave a negative review be specific and honest with what prompted your negative experience. Retail staff has had to deal with a lot - and when there is a hand sanitizer issue and 80 people a day are popping in there heads and yelling across the store expressing their disgust that the store is not “properly stocked” (oh, and their car plates were from Mass, not NH) ; then your expectations are WAY too high. Let’s chill on being overly critical of perceived “attitude”. We are all just trying to get by, and any profession that is customer facing has been through the wringer. Let’s all try to be more patient and forgiving. As I said - it’s hard for me to believe that there are so many deserved one-star reviews.”

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