Convenience Stores in Wapakoneta, OH

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  1. 1775 Bellefontaine Street, Wapakoneta OH 45895

    4.1 Good 189 reviews

    “Absolute gem!!! Prices are low and the servings are HUGE! The waitress was such an amazing person and refreshing to speak to someone so nice. Took me back to the good ‘ol’ days.”

  2. 102 Defiance St, Wapakoneta OH 45895

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “I was in Wapak delivering on Wednesday and needed to take a break. I went to this gas station as the one across the street had no restroom. I was grateful that there was one available and it was CLEAN! The two young women working were also very friendly. Thank you for the great experience!”

  3. 1003 Defiance Street, Wapakoneta OH 45895

    3.8 Good 28 reviews

    “Gas is always reasonable, food/drink pricing is a tad expensive, and staff is always friendly. My only complaint is that the car wash will go hours at a time where it won’t be able to read a single card, but it will work fine the next day.”

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  5. 1101 Bellefontaine Street, Wapakoneta OH 45895

    3.2 Average 48 reviews

    “Lily is SO helpful and takes all of the steps possible to help you, I didn't have to solve any puzzles by myself and call a bunch of people. I thought today was going to be stressful but she made my day 🫶🏻”

  6. 302 Willipie St, Wapakoneta OH 45895

    2.7 Average 32 reviews

    “Calm environment for pumping gas. We had lunch at the pump and no one even noticed. Inside there is a wide selection including “Rap Icon” noodles. Staff member said people come from all around for their prices. And that seemed true for the cough medicine — two for the price of $6! Where do you see that nowadays? Four stars because there’s no bathroom for customers.”

  7. 302 Willipie St, Wapakoneta OH 45895

    1.3 Poor 15 reviews

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