Convenience Stores in Andrews, NC

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  1. 668 Main St, Andrews NC 28901

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “They always have a great selection of vapes at good prices.. they also stay open later than most of the places in town, which is good when you need something after “small town” hours. The staff is always welcoming and in a good mood. Which is hard to find these days!”

  2. 53 Locust St, Andrews NC 28901

    5 Superb 18 reviews

    “Easy on and off from the 4-lane. Great for travelers. Attached to a Huddle House. You can get an electric wheelchair into the Huddle House but it is tight. If the restaurant is crowded it might be next to impossible.”

  3. 286 Main St, Andrews NC 28901

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Our local Walgreens. Always get a friendly welcome of 'Welcome to Walgreens!' Drugstore has a little of everything, a full-service pharmacy, large selection of toiletries, stationary supplies, Beer, Wine, soft drinks and many more items that I've never needed. Pharmacy is well staffed and knowledgeable. If the person doesn't know your question she'll get a pharmacist over to assist you. Reordering prescriptions is super easy either by pc, phone or phone app. Even has a barcode reader so you can order from the bottle. Keeps an online record of transactions, drugs, etc. Then keeps you informed with texts as to your status. Then when ready will text you and give price etc.”

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  5. 13990 US-19, Andrews NC 28901

    2.5 Average 3 reviews

    “Stopped by on my way from Cherokee and was pleasantly surprised. They have Krispy Krunchy chicken! This chicken is great. People were friendly and the store was clean. Worth a stop if your traveling this stretch of road.”

  6. 53 Locust Street, Andrews NC 28901

    1.6 Poor 24 reviews

    “Convenient location attached to the Huddle House across the street from the rest area. This location has diesel and usually is well maintained unlike other BP's in the area. Also has a Cash Points ATM. Staff has always been happy and smiling no matter when I've been in to pay. Solid gas station not much else to say.”

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