Convenience Stores in Summit, NJ

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  1. 36 River Road, Summit NJ 07901

    3.1 Average 38 reviews

  2. 29 Deforest Avenue, Summit NJ 07901

    2.5 Average 100 reviews

    “I just arrived in the US and needed some docs to be printed. I went to CVS and the staff there was extremely polite and helpful! They showed me how to connect to the printer and were really patient with me! I am really satisfied and recommend this place!”

  3. 317 Morris Avenue, Summit NJ 07901

    2.1 Poor 76 reviews

    “Great little 7-Eleven right on Morris Ave in Summit! Super convenient for grabbing coffee, snacks, or lottery tickets on my way to work. The staff is always friendly and quick, even during the morning rush. Store is clean and well-stocked—love the fresh Slurpee options. Open 24/7 is a lifesaver for late-night cravings. Highly recommend!”

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  5. 202 Broad Street, Summit NJ 07901

    1.9 Poor 27 reviews

    “Bodega that’s open late. Only place you can get beer after 9 pm in Summit that I know of. Delicious tamales. Can’t speak to the other comments questioning their food handling practices but it is a bodega so anyone w common sense and a sensitive stomach is gonna be smart and get food elsewhere.”

  6. 6 River Road, Summit NJ 07901

    2 Poor 55 reviews

    “Place with variety of eats and snacks. Just need to put a notice that there are no public toilets. That will reduce on a number of disappointments from expecting customers who assume that there is a public toilet everywhere”

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