Convenience Stores in Rossford, OH

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  1. 939 Dixie Hwy, Rossford OH 43460

    4.1 Good 37 reviews

    “What I like about it is I get off work very late sometimes not until 2:00 a.m. they are still open and they still have food on the grill tornadoes etc all that kind of stuff is still available to buy.”

  2. 904 Dixie Hwy, Rossford OH 43460

    4.7 Superb 14 reviews

    “Always a friendly face, I never feel like a “customer “, as much as friends when I go in. They have a wide variety of products from drinks and snacks to smoke products, pipes, vapes, and the refills for your carts. There’s a lot to choose from. They also have lottery ticked, a scratch off lottery ticket machine. Go check them out for yourself.”

  3. 10075 Olde US 20, Rossford OH 43460

    3.5 Good 19 reviews

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  5. 1130 Buck Road, Rossford OH 43460

    3.5 Good 8 reviews

    “There are 2 cashier's I'd like to leave this 5 star for. Not sure of their names (wish I grabbed em) but there are two guys, one in morning and one in the evening/nights. Both are great guys, good attitude and help me find the bread when it's right in front of me lol”

  6. 9666 OLDE US 20, Rossford OH 43460

    3 Average 47 reviews

    “I had left a message on the CVS app that I was going to be out of the country and required a medicine to be filled. The called me shortly and had it ready for pickup in 2 hours. This was comforting to me so that I could enjoy my vacation.”

  7. 28311 Crossroads Pkwy, Rossford OH 43460

    2.9 Average 43 reviews

    “good priced diesel, subway was excellent, clean fuel islands, trash cans not overflowing, clean restrooms, ample parking and friendly staff. I definitely will return the next time I get through this area again.”

  8. 28311 Crossroads Pkwy, Rossford OH 43460

    2.6 Average 44 reviews

    “This is definitely the best BP I have ever been to. It was really nice and clean the staff was nice and they had cool items there and there’s a Subway there. I highly recommend if you’re in the area.”

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