Convenience Stores in Elmsford, NY

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  1. 320 Saw Mill River Road, Elmsford NY 10523

    4.3 Superb 139 reviews

    ““I love the new ShopRite in Elmsford! The store is spotless, spacious, and very well organized. They have a fantastic selection of fresh produce, meats, seafood, and prepared foods, and everything is always well stocked. The staff is friendly, professional, and always willing to help — it truly makes shopping here a pleasant experience. Parking is easy and convenient, and I also appreciate the option to order online and pick up. This ShopRite has quickly become my go-to supermarket in Westchester”

  2. 160 North Saw Mill River Road, Elmsford NY 10523

    4 Good 71 reviews

    “There are a ‘pair’ of stations on each side of the road. Lowest gas prices in area. During periods of busy traffic it can be difficult to cross over to the traffic lane on the opposite side of the road, so best to use the station on your direction of travel. Still, it’s good value if you need to wait a few minutes. With pricing at 40 to 50 cents per gallon less than many stations in the area you can save $5.00 per 10 gallons of fuel. Be patient!”

  3. 92 West Main Street, Elmsford NY 10523

    4 Good 6 reviews

    “Very friendly, helpful and caring staff. Located right next to a hotel quality with quality goods. A pillar to the surrounding community. They're late night workers deserve a pay raise.”

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  5. 609 Saw Mill River Road, Elmsford NY 10523

    2.6 Average 5 reviews

  6. 7-11 East Main Street, Elmsford NY 10523

    2.9 Average 83 reviews

    “Been coming to this store for more than 15 years and never had any issues at store or bad experience with any employee at this location, can't say the same for others locations”

  7. 92 W Main St, Elmsford NY 10523

    1.4 Poor 10 reviews

  8. 37 E Main St, Elmsford NY 10523

    1.9 Poor 53 reviews

    “Workers are so kind I was looking texi and my Uber app was not working so they called texi and there is a beautiful she was helped me and she payed from own app Thanks and blessings you 7/11 workers”

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