Convenience Stores in Lancaster, NY

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  1. 470-A Aurora St, Lancaster NY 14086

    4.3 Superb 60 reviews

    “The staff are always pleasant with friendly under tones. I recently locked my keys in my car while there, and Josh was so helpful! He brought out various items that I could stick through my window and the extendable swiffer duster was the winner!”

  2. 5835 Broadway, Lancaster NY 14086

    3.6 Good 43 reviews

    “Best customer service bar none Crystal and Sheri Lynn keeps this busy morning station running smoothly.knows all the regulars personally. Friendly ladies,even when dealing with less then friendly rude customers”

  3. 5821 Broadway, Lancaster NY 14086

    3.3 Good 46 reviews

    “Usually not busy, and a fast checkout. If I say $20 on pump 3, it usually takes less than 5 seconds for them to complete the transaction. They have their own 7-eleven brand which is a cheaper alternative to some of the other brands. The staff are friendly and communicative. Never had a problem with this 7-eleven. The place is also kept very clean.”

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  5. 4221 Walden Ave, Lancaster NY 14086

    3.2 Average 17 reviews

    “When did they're looking for something to drink from? We have a some distance to travel back home. Would definitely recommend this placeto whoever was looking for something to smoke and pick up some Trinkets to go along with it.”

  6. 370 Central Avenue, Lancaster NY 14086

    2.8 Average 43 reviews

    “I would like to give a shout out to all the customers who come in everyday.I appreciate each and every single one of you..You are all amazing and never have failed in lifting my spirit when it's low..I hope Christmas and the New year bring you all nothing but love and joy.Thank you for making 2023 a bright and happy year..And of course all of us at speedway look forward to seeing each and every one of you in 2024.”

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