Convenience Stores in Lucasville, OH

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  1. 7482 OH-139, Lucasville OH 45648

    4.4 Superb 114 reviews

    “My husband and I are visiting and wanted pizza. Saw many posts about this place and it wasn't far from where we were staying. Ordered large pizza with pepperoni and extra cheese. The pizza was huge. Yes, we ordered a large, but large in Dayton area, is not like this. Oh my, its a lot! It was great though and the dough was fresh! We were going to have ice cream but, were way to full. We took most of it back to Airbnb. Maybe cold pizza for breakfast! All the staff there were very courteous and helpful!”

  2. 10497 US-23, Lucasville OH 45648

    4.2 Good 49 reviews

    “What can I say? I love speedway pizza, coffee, Slurpees, and rewards points. Compared to other gas stations, Speedway wins me over with the wide variety of food and drinks. I frequently earn free items using my Speedy Rewards card. The Lucasville location is normally pretty busy but well-kept and stocked at the food and drink stations.”

  3. 39 Lucasville-Minford Rd, Lucasville OH 45648

    3.6 Good 39 reviews

    “They have a deli, sell beer everyday except sunday. Fuel sells are usually cheap and plus you don't have to prepay. Use the first stop points card one you purchase stuff to rack up points and then you get free items or can save so many cents off a gallon of gas.”

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  5. 11141 OH-104, Lucasville OH 45648

    3.6 Good 50 reviews

    “A great spot to go for just about anything you need it's close to home and I wish I would have checked there first for a lot of things I recently bought as I've noticed they have most of the plumbing things I just purchased from a retailer at prices cheaper than I paid at that big retailer. Everyone is always friendly their staff is very helpful and about 90% of the time if you need it they probably got it just give them a call”

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