Convenience Stores in Bowling Green, OH

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  1. 525 North Main Street, Bowling Green OH 43402

    4.7 Superb 67 reviews

    “Tons of drink and snack choices. Every time I've been in everyone is really nice and the place is kept clean. This is the only place in BG I stop to fill up.”

  2. 525 North Main Street, Bowling Green OH 43402

    5 Superb 9 reviews

    “Best drinks in town. Clean and cool in there. I dont like the disorganized way the pumps are set up but love it otherwise. God bless you all. Also they have simple grocery stuff too milk, canned goods too.”

  3. 19963 Otsego Pike, Bowling Green OH 43402

    4 Good 24 reviews

    “By far one of the best caryouts in the area and an icon in history. Cookies: BOMB AF. Breakfast pizza: ON POINT. beer: always good good in stock. Hands down a gem.”

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  5. 780 S College Dr, Bowling Green OH 43402

    3.7 Good 97 reviews

    “Great customer service. The workers and owner were very kind. My car broke down near the store and a worker helped push me to a parking spot. The owner let me park my car overnight in their lot. It looked like they had a wide variety of items in their store from energy drinks to nicotine, they had it all.”

  6. 780 South College Drive, Bowling Green OH 43402

    4.1 Good 18 reviews

  7. 1059 N Main St, Bowling Green OH 43402

    3.6 Good 19 reviews

    “Circle K, is a very busy place. Shopping, gasoline and other things people come to buy. The cashiers are very cheerful and helping you is a very important part of their job.. Come play lottery too!”

  8. 2029 East Wooster Street, Bowling Green OH 43402

    3 Average 45 reviews

    “It was clean inside, the bathroom was very clean and taken care of. Found some yummy snacks I don't see everywhere, so that was super exciting! The employee was polite and helpful, he was great!”

  9. 1013 North Main Street, Bowling Green OH 43402

    2.6 Average 37 reviews

    “There's this employee at walgreens who is just absolutely amazing, she is super nice and saw the difficulty I was having with the cashier at the photo lab that she stepped in and took care of everything, she made me feel as if I were the most important customer in that store and tended to my needs. And she was just so very pleasant and has great customer service from her. It's employees like that keep me wanting to come back to your store. Her name is Shanaiya and she is absolutely awesome, give that girl a raise, a gift card whatever cause employees like her are hard to find but when you find an employer like her then you need to do whatever to keep her cause it's employees like her that customers enjoy interacting with at your store.”

  10. 996 South Main Street, Bowling Green OH 43402

    2.6 Average 51 reviews

    “Blonde woman who works nights is terrible at her job. Always makes sure to take as long as possible before helping me even if I am the only customer, and is generally mean every time she talks to me. All other employees are outstanding. I cannot be alone in my opinion of this woman. This is not about personal beef. This is about a woman being so bad at her job that she is risking the health of her own customers. She purposely makes people she doesn't like wait up to 5 minutesper person by having a conversation with others in line before cashing them out. She is allowing lines of up to 15 people in a very small space. That woman needs to be held to a higher standard, in order to ensure the well being and safety of the BG community.”

  11. 1602 East Wooster Street, Bowling Green OH 43402

    2.3 Poor 75 reviews

    “Great gas prices in a good location. Restrooms were clean and store was clean. Reason for not giving a higher rating is because their coffee machine fills your cup for you. There was a 2 inch gap from the top of my cup with where it stopped filling which doesnt seem right.”

  12. 212 East Wooster Street, Bowling Green OH 43402

    2.1 Poor 113 reviews

    “This store has customer oriented employees. I've recently changed pharmacies and was extremely happy with the organization, cleanliness, location and app discounts. Great job”

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