Convenience Stores near Sydenham, ON

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  1. 4431 William St, Sydenham ON K0H 2T0

    4.2 Good 9 reviews

    “We ended up here looking for ice cream cones. There doesn’t seem to be anywhere in all of South Frontenac to get ice cream after 5pm! Sydenham One Stop has lots of flavours, big portions and great prices! So happy we found them!”

  2. 2280 Sydenham Rd, Elginburg ON K0H 1M0

    4.8 Superb 77 reviews

    “Pizza is AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING!! I just recently had the crossroads special and it was so EXCELLENT I then had the donair pizze, best since I was a boy in N.S. Thank you!”

  3. 55 Main St, Odessa ON K0H 2H0

    3.7 Good 48 reviews

    “Korean Bulgogi was very good! This store had every grocery item I needed when I was in a hurry. Very well stocked store with reasonable prices for a convenience store.”

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  5. 6667 Rd. 38, Verona ON K0H 2W0

    4.4 Superb 16 reviews

    “It's always a pleasant experience shopping at the Verona Convenience Store. They make breakfast sandwiches, pizza and much more. They open early for that person who needs their cup of coffee to kick start your day. Two thumbs ? up.”

  6. 106 Sutherland Dr, Kingston ON K7K 6K9

    3.5 Good 33 reviews

    “We always stop here on the way home from Toronto and there is the nicest young man with glasses working the cashier. He is patient with our to little daughter and always makes he smile before she leaves. Thanks Manav!”

  7. 4585 Rd. 38, Harrowsmith ON K0H 1V0

    3.9 Good 10 reviews

    “This is a great place to buy gas simply because they understand what customer service truly is always feel appreciated as a customer always appreciate the savings but really keep coming back for the great and friendly service,keep the good work up guys it's appreciated!”

  8. 1141 Witon Road, County Rd 6, Odessa ON K0H 2H0

    2.8 Average 22 reviews

    “Great customer service. We were just grabbing a snack and a lady was buying beer and it was big and the staff offered to help her out. It is great to see such friendly helpful staff”

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