Convenience Stores in Montville, NJ

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  1. 391 Main Road, Montville NJ 07045

    3.6 Good 47 reviews

    “I stopped at this Exxon thinking I’d just get gas and maybe a coffee, but apparently I signed up for a full life experience. The pump worked perfectly, which already puts this place ahead of half the gas stations I’ve visited in my life. The screen didn’t yell at me, the card reader didn’t freeze, and I didn’t have to whisper motivational words to it. Strong start. Went inside for a snack and the store was clean, organized, and well-lit. The cashier was polite, quick, and didn’t judge me for buying coffee at a gas station at an hour when only owls and bad decisions are awake. The coffee tasted… surprisingly good? Like it knew it came from Exxon but still tried its best. While waiting, I realized the air outside felt fresher than usual, which makes no sense because it’s a gas station. At one point I swear the floor tiles were aligned in a way that boosted my confidence. I walked out standing slightly taller. Not sure why. After leaving, my phone battery was higher than before I arrived. I can’t explain that. My car felt emotionally supported. The steering wheel felt warmer, like it believed in me. I missed my turn but somehow arrived earlier than expected. Anyway, great gas station, clean bathrooms, friendly staff, solid snacks, and I would definitely come back again unless the ducks from the parking lot follow me home like they promised, because now it’s Tuesday and I don’t even own a ladder but the ladder knows my name. Highly recommend.”

  2. 858 US-202, Towaco NJ 07082

    3.2 Average 28 reviews

    “This station has some of the best prices for gas. I would recommend this place since it's always a bit cheaper than all the other places. Even though it's a little small, it's still a good place to get gas. My family always tries to come here for gas because of the price and the nice staff”

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