7947 Boyertown Pike, Boyertown PA 19512
“This is a great store in a great location. You can buy anything there . They have tabacco and rolling supplies for left and right handed cigarettes. There are skill games there ,an atm, and a vast amount off scratch offs . The workers are very friendly . They greet thier customers like the corner store used to. I always receive some uplifting words from the cashier. It actually puts me in a good mood going there for anything. I can’t win at the skill machine and I still go there to check out the new stuff they have. Oddly it’s a stop you want to make. Everyone is nice and smiling. It’s worth even changing your route to get some good energy flowing with you.”
7947 Boyertown Pike, Boyertown PA 19512
“This is a nice qick stop for gas , drinks, lottery and many other items for sale at reasonable prices. You should be able to find what you need if your in a hurry. Get it n go !!! Friendly employees as well. Thankyou guys. My 562 store”
Warwick Street, Boyertown PA 19512
“Great quality gasoline and Diesel fuel, along with all your favorite snacks and beverages. And play your favorite Pennsylvania lottery games from scratch off tickets to any of the number games here to save a trip to another store. I get my gas snacks and tickets here several times aweek.”
733 East Philadelphia Avenue, Boyertown PA 19512
“I usually have no problems there. I spend a lot of money there and I’m there almost everyday but one of the younger girl that works there doesn’t fit in. Today she shut my gas off 3 times. I was in my van and the gas fill is right next to my door so I was in the van with my door shut due to snow and cold. She shut it off and told me I can’t leave unattended. Ok so I turn back on and sit in van with door open and sitting inches from the fill. Yup she shut it off again. Third time I started it and walked to front of my van to check something and she shut it off again so they lost money because I left. What is wrong with this girl and why a power trip is beyond me. You work at a gas station.”
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