Convenience Stores in Shelburne, ON

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  1. 517 Main Street East, Shelburne ON L9V 2Z1

    4.2 Good 75 reviews

    “Wow! That's the cleanest service center bathroom I have ever seen. At 71 years old I have seen my share. Store was bright, organized and clean too. The shopkeeper was polite and helpful. 5 stars 🤩”

  2. 516 Main Street East, Shelburne ON L9V 2Z2

    4.1 Good 10 reviews

    “This store consistently delivers an exceptional retail experience. It offers a comprehensive selection of convenience items, making it a dependable destination for everyday essentials. The customer service is consistently outstanding—staff are courteous, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. The store maintains a clean, well-organized, and welcoming environment that enhances the overall shopping experience. In addition to its retail offerings, the store provides Purolator pickup and drop-off services, which adds significant value for customers managing shipments and returns. It also features a Lotto Machine, allowing patrons to conveniently purchase lottery tickets and check results on-site—further solidifying its role as a true one-stop shop. This location has earned our loyalty, and we confidently recommend it to others.”

  3. 448 Main St E, Shelburne ON L9V 2Z2

    3.5 Good 21 reviews

    “To be honest I didnt want to be mean or rude im giving 5 stars aswell for the past experience but this time i went there for emergency washroom around 2:28am asked for the guy first he said washroom is out of order and then told me to use other washroom and he said it has no light and i said its fine im in need of use it and then he was finding the key and then after 1-2 minutes he said I couldn’t find it. Please acknowledge this and thank you so much. Appreciate your services”

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  5. 800 Main Street East, Shelburne ON L0N 1S8

    2.8 Average 48 reviews

    “I stopped here on order to allow my dog to stretch her legs and get a drink of water.However, I have also stopped here to fuel.up my car.Hint:If you are going to drive north on highway 10, then exit this facility onto highway 10 after purchasing fuel or foodstuffs because it is easier because you just have to wait a short while for the lights to turn red and thus stop the northbound traffic flow which will allow you to merge back onto highway 10 with great ease.”

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