Convenience Stores in Morris Plains, NJ

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  1. 40 Gibraltar Dr, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    4.7 Superb 18 reviews

    “Don’t sleep on this place—whether you're looking for a quick snack or a good sandwich, this underrated store deserves way more recognition than it gets. Definitely a hidden gem. Prices are digestible. Killer subs and breakfast sandwiches plus they have curly fries too!”

  2. 165A Speedwell Ave, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    3.7 Good 31 reviews

    “I’m an empanada snob (says the white chick)… really liked these empanada here. NOT impressed with the bagel sandwich though…. the bagel specifically- not the add-ons”

  3. 1799 Route Sr-10, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    3.4 Good 74 reviews

    “Absolutely The best customer service and deals on all merchandise for sale! The homemade sandwiches you can have made 24 hours a day are So delicious & great size at this amazing deli/ store! Keep up the Great work your community loves you store!”

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  5. 738 Speedwell Ave, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

    • Today 6AM – 7PM
  6. 93 West Hanover Avenue, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    3.2 Average 79 reviews

    “Had issue with my QuickChek app. It charged me but my order wasn’t completing. The checkout lady was very helpful, tried her best to help me even thought she was busy.”

  7. 228 E Hanover Ave, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    2.6 Average 40 reviews

    “Recently moved to the area and have frequented a dozen times. Always clean, quick service, and good selection. Even their deli sandwiches are pretty good with fresh lettuce and bread. Not sure why there’s so many negative reviews.”

  8. 959 Tabor Road, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    2 Poor 53 reviews

    “Around 630am most mornings I stop here and the nicest young man named Cesar always greets me with a good morning and a smile. He’s very kind. Im sorry to see such negative reviews but for me personally I’ve never had a bad experience here. On the occasion I come by during the afternoon or evening an older gentleman who’s name begins with an H (I apologize I can’t remember the spelling) always greets with me a “hello sister” or “have a great day sister” and it just makes me smile. I hope more folks see the positives instead of focusing on the negatives.”

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