Convenience Stores in Clifton Heights, PA

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  1. 428 N Springfield Rd, Clifton Heights PA 19018

    4.2 Good 21 reviews

    “The Store is Awesome!! It’s Very organized and always clean!!…Literally, I just can’t say enough GOOD STUFF things about the owners!!!! They are ALWAYS helpful, kind ,caring and are GENUINELY GOOD PEOPLE!!! ????”

  2. Clifton Heights PA

    3.7 Good 9 reviews

    “This is an awesome dollar mini market. Friendly atmosphere. Love the music and the coffee is worth traveling for .Very hospitable owner. This is the only mini market in our area. This owner is out one day of the year otherwise Matt is always open and here to serve. Great service I choose shopping here over Dollar Tree every time. Thank you for being here.”

  3. 19 North Bishop Avenue, Clifton Heights PA 19018

    3.4 Good 123 reviews

    “my friend Mason really likes this place he always talks about it and I'm very happy you give him joy. He loves to talk about WAWA And its great foods (He likes food) and the walk there cuz he can also walk his dog on the way. It's his #1 convenience store!”

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  5. 500 East Baltimore Avenue, Clifton Heights PA 19018

    3.1 Average 62 reviews

    “Mostly nice and friendly employees, and Omar is the best! I stop in at least once a day, and this is a very convenient store for me. The prices are, however, about twice the price of a supermarket. The parking lot has been full of broken glass and trash since I can remember, and needs to be kept clean for looks as well as everyone's safety. My experiences for the most part have been very good.”

  6. 418 West Baltimore Pike, Clifton Heights PA 19018

    2.8 Average 62 reviews

    “This store is the closest to my parents house and I am always well satisfied with the food. The mashed potatoe bowl with roast chicken is affordable, delicious and filling.”

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