Convenience Stores in Paulsboro, NJ

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  1. 526 West Broad Street, Paulsboro NJ 08066

    4.4 Superb 37 reviews

    “My best friend is leasing to purchase this location and definitely upgrading go state of the art technology installed and upgrading building and hopefully eventually we get the tow trucks sooner than later”

  2. 743 Billings Avenue, Paulsboro NJ 08066

    4.2 Good 33 reviews

    “This store is absolutely fantastic. Every time I go in, I’m greeted and cared for with top notch customer service. The crew on Saturday mornings never fails to handle the breakfast rush while maintaining that level of professionalism I’ve come to expect from them. Shoutout to Beverly who makes the best breakfast sandwiches in a 5 mile radius, and quick too! This neighborhood would be half the place it was without this location.”

  3. 51 Berkley Road, Paulsboro NJ 08066

    3.2 Average 138 reviews

    “I WISH WE HAD WAWA in Alabama. I love this place. Been coming here for years. I love the Cuban roast coffee and the sausage, egg and bacon on croissant sandwiches. This place has truck parking in the back. You can safely spot bout 4 semi back here. They have Natural gas set up here as well. Regular gas pumps in the front along with ample parking around the perimeter for cars. Coffee: Cuban Roast is the best coffee and it's not even a debate. Stephen T Lewis Google Level 9 Guide - 6.4M Verified BAMA TRUCKER”

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  5. & Interstate 295, 171 Berkley Road, Paulsboro NJ 08066

    1 Poor 6 reviews

  6. 171 Berkley Road, Paulsboro NJ 08066

    2 Poor 230 reviews

    “Charges for parking. Has no lie at least six abandoned trucks and trailers that have set here for years. Called the police on a couple and the only thing done was they gave the information up front. The giant restaurant section is closed. The bathroom section even though cleaned had mold in it. The hair dryer didn't work. And has a heat lamp that doesn't work. They are remodeling one of the bathrooms. Has an upstairs but didn't see a mens restroom in it. Within walking distances are places to eat.”

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