Convenience Stores in Lynbrook, NY

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  1. 2 Franklin Avenue, Lynbrook NY 11563

    3.5 Good 56 reviews

    “A great location. Easy access, plenty of park, friendly staff, very clean, ATM works and is safe to use, and fresh foods brought in on a regularly basis. The coffee is excellent, wide variety, and affordable.”

  2. 169 Atlantic Ave, Lynbrook NY 11563

    3.5 Good 10 reviews

    “Store is clean and well stocked. Staff have always been polite and considerate. They are amazing for being open during this time and helping us get our snack fixes in !! Keep it up and stay safe !!”

  3. 558 Merrick Road, Lynbrook NY 11563

    3 Average 45 reviews

    “Great atmosphere!! Super clean, everything is made fresh everyday. Owners are super kind, employees are all attentive, and everyone works hard to keep everything organized. Not to mention there are sales daily! Enjoy the photoshoot we had inside.”

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  5. 169 Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook NY 11563

    2.9 Average 51 reviews

    “at time i visited, it was not crowded which surprised me. but i was grateful. a bit messy at slurpee & soda machines, thats expected i guess from the crowd prior. what was important to me, my Slurpee flavours were available, often times it isn't. a great summer spot, if visited at the right time, for candy, salted snacks, sodas, & those wonderful Slurpees. especially when you want something affordable & different from what's available in a particular coffee shop”

  6. 633 Merrick Road, Lynbrook NY 11563

    2.6 Average 113 reviews

    “CVS is more then a pharmacy. It has an assortment of beauty products, some Home essentials, cards, seasonal goods, quick snacks and drinks...etc. The staff is very helpful. My main dealings are the pharmacy both OTC and prescribed as well as cards.”

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