Convenience Stores in Vermilion, OH

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  1. 1718 State Road, Vermilion OH 44089

    4.1 Good 21 reviews

    “It's a Mickey's now, no longer carries the BP signage. Really, surprisingly good coffee. Friendly people, which is funny because the 'friendly' place next door didn't have friendly people. Fair prices, good parking, and they have a Dunkin' Donuts (get the store branded coffee, it's better).”

  2. 4815 Liberty Avenue, Vermilion OH 44089

    3.9 Good 33 reviews

    “Average gas station. I've gone here off and on over the years and have never had any trouble. Nothing special compared to any other gas station in the area really tho.”

  3. 12207 W Lake Rd, Vermilion OH 44089

    4.1 Good 12 reviews

    “HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! The owner is absolutely amazing! The staff is always friendly and helpful. I'm so happy with this little store! So glad it's in our town”

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  5. 1718 OH-60, Vermilion OH 44089

    3.7 Good 14 reviews

    “A one shop stop! I almost stop in daily to this store. All the staff are very nice and have a smile on their face. Good coffee (Dunkin) and good food (Taco bell)! Anything you might need is in the middle.”

  6. 4690 Liberty Avenue, Vermilion OH 44089

    2.5 Average 6 reviews

  7. 1810 OH-60, Vermilion OH 44089

    2.5 Average 55 reviews

    “Bought chicken literally at closing so the experience might not be normal. It should be, but I as a chef I understand not having a fresh batch 2 minutes until close. They didn't have the tenders I wanted so I got full pieces and a free slice of pizza for my troubles. The pizza was what you might think of as gas station pizza. Huge slice, not particularly tasty but also not bad. And the price was right. The chicken was juicy, even given it probably sat awhile. Breading was actually tasty. Admittedly unexpected. I'd definitely go back. Earlier, but sure to return because our AirBnB was half mile away and we plan to stay there next year. I can't give them two thumbs up, but I'll give them one and a half. Offering pizza they probably would have thrown out anyway was a nice gesture. Appreciated that. So good customer service. And I think I read tgey are employee owned, which I really like.”

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