Convenience Stores in Clementon, NJ

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  1. 328 White Horse Pike i, Clementon NJ 08021

    5 Superb 17 reviews

    “My favorite place to shop. The store is family run and they're friendly and accommodating. They always have my favorites in stock, and if they don't, it gets ordered immediately.”

  2. 1431 Blackwood-Clementon Road, Clementon NJ 08021

    3.2 Average 99 reviews

    “I want to recognize the amazing employees at this store. Back in January, my car battery died after I finished shopping on a very cold day. I went inside for help, and one employee tried to find a jump starter. When he couldn’t, another employee from the gas pumps went out of his way to call around and eventually got one for me. Helping me wasn’t part of their job, but they were both incredibly kind and willing to assist. I truly appreciate it and will definitely keep shopping here.”

  3. 1340 Blackwood-Clementon Road, Clementon NJ 08021

    2.7 Average 29 reviews

    “Im on a medical diet right now and wawa has everything tasty that I can eat or drink. Ive been ordering the green smoothies. Mango, dragonfruit, and spinage....fruits and veggies look green but taste good. Also the sides in a cup. Huge variety and they will make it for yiu and its affordable. Plus the gas station is a plus.”

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  5. 1215 Blackwood-Clementon Road, Clementon NJ 08021

    2.3 Poor 42 reviews

    “The owner his wife and his son are always so pleasant and talkative with me even the nighttime guy is always very friendly with me !! I show respect and I’m giving respect back … I will continue to support this business their hard-working, small staffed and I know it can get hectic sometimes We’re not talking about a Wawa that employees 20 people per shift… So sometimes you just have to have a little bit of patience”

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