Convenience Stores in Urbana, OH

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  1. 5834 OH-55, Urbana OH 43078

    4.3 Superb 31 reviews

    “I eat here probably 2-3 times a week. I shop here probably 4-5 times a week for items i might need in a hurry. Items are kind of expensive but i dont mind paying for the convenience in stead of going into town to shop. Gas prices are usually competitive also.The food is awesome and the staff is great. I would recommend this place.”

  2. 731 North Main Street, Urbana OH 43078

    4 Good 62 reviews

    “I love this speedway there are 2 in my lil town and this one i like to go 3 the most tjey have eveuthing u could need from a gas station and ive gotten to know the workers and they are usually very helpful and kind and they get people n and out now every now n then youll get a laxy cashier thats rude n dont know what their doing.”

  3. 976 Scioto Street, Urbana OH 43078

    3.7 Good 59 reviews

    “Everyone here is just amazing! I love coming to this speedway cause they are just the most down to earth people.. they're helpful and try to be accommodating.”

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  5. 210 Miami Street, Urbana OH 43078

    3.2 Average 66 reviews

    “In town for work and I was excited just to get the ice cream. Up in Michigan we do not have as many flavors available. Wish I had a way to take some peppermint back home with me, it is all long gone up back at home.”

  6. 719 Scioto Street, Urbana OH 43078

    2.2 Poor 72 reviews

    “I have posted 1 star reviews about this location and its staff for years. Incompetent people run rampant in there. However 1 pharmacist Tara is helping to change my opinion. She is trying to make it professional and correct the errors of those in the past however CVS by sending someone with opposite actions of her positive things is not helping. My score is for Tara. I spoke to the regional supervisor Kyle yesterday about the one pharmacist that needs to learn not every customer is going to put up with his crap. Kyle assured me this will be handled. If your in there please let Tara try to help you with previous issues with the pharmacy. She is good.”

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