Convenience Stores in Carnegie, PA

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  1. 801 West Main Street, Carnegie PA 15106

    4.3 Superb 11 reviews

    “The new owner took over but the kid who works Monday thru Friday he is a good dude help u out with anything u need if they don't have they will order it for u”

  2. 2055 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie PA 15106

    3.4 Good 46 reviews

    “I really like this particular, Walgreen’s. I particularly like the pharmacy. They are professional, efficient, and kind to all customers. I also like the convenience of getting vaccines. The scheduling process is very good. I also like the Walgreens app.”

  3. 2055 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie PA 15106

    4 Good 4 reviews

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  5. 2055 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie PA 15106

    3 Average 6 reviews

  6. 801 W Main St, Carnegie PA 15106

    1.7 Poor 3 reviews

  7. 401 Chestnut Street, Carnegie PA 15106

    2.5 Average 77 reviews

    “Great for prescriptions. Quick pick-up items. Not a lot of groceries, but you might luck out with milk, bread, and eggs? It's a drug store, so all that plus a little more. Pharmacy is busy but always nice.”

  8. 401 Chestnut Street, Carnegie PA 15106

    2 Poor 12 reviews

    “There was a busy afternoon and there was someone at the register taking up a lot of their time. The guy at the register had patience, but I didn't and went to the drop off window instead. The lead tech helped answer all my questions (I think her name was Jane) and had a great attitude despite being so short handed. I'll definitely be back.”

  9. 401 Chestnut St, Carnegie PA 15106

    2 Poor 12 reviews

    “There was a busy afternoon and there was someone at the register taking up a lot of their time. The guy at the register had patience, but I didn't and went to the drop off window instead. The lead tech helped answer all my questions (I think her name was Jane) and had a great attitude despite being so short handed. I'll definitely be back.”

  10. 350 East Main Street, Carnegie PA 15106

    2.4 Poor 129 reviews

    “Staff is kind, everyone working hard and doing their best, flow of customers gets hectic but cashiers are doing good at managing traffic, great food and drink choices”

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