Convenience Stores in Gates, NY

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  1. 465 Spencerport Rd, Gates NY 14606

    4.3 Superb 46 reviews

    “I'm able to access Speedway easily due to this location being conveniently located to me. In addition, I use GetUpside, which makes my fuel purchases somewhat lower, due to the cashback payment.”

  2. 465 Spencerport Road, Rochester NY 14606

    3.4 Good 61 reviews

    “I’m not sure who this lady was. I didn’t get her name. 9/20/2025 Saturday morning, The moment I walked in, I was greeted, asked how I was doing and how could she be of assistance? Excellent customer service made me feel welcomed. And this is what Good customer service is all about. She was a black lady with braids. They really need Her to train the other employees on customer service skills and give her a raise.”

  3. 2328 Chili Ave, Gates NY 14624

    3.2 Average 62 reviews

    “Great little spot right on Chili Ave to pick up just about anything you need! It is incredibly easy to get to, whether you are arriving in a vehicle or traveling on foot. The staff working here are always very friendly and welcoming. ​They have a fantastic selection if you need to grab lottery tickets, cigarettes, beer, food, or snacks. Plus, if you are a fan of energy drinks, this place is a must-visit—they consistently have the absolute best specials on Monster energy drinks around! Definitely a reliable, convenient neighborhood go-to.”

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  5. 1511 Buffalo Rd, Gates NY 14624

    3 Average 36 reviews

    “The area is very clean. You can get help at the pump. The store offers a variety of drinks, from a pumps, bottles, and cans. They also have fresh and packaged items, as well as breads, and canned goods.”

  6. 719 Elmgrove Rd, Gates NY 14606

    2.5 Average 52 reviews

    “During the winter this place keeps the floors and entry as clean as possible with the constant foot traffic and mess of snow and ice that falls in the area. Great discounts and points to be earned on every trip. Once a month I accumulate enough to get large discounts on gas and in store items.”

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