Convenience Stores in Douglassville, PA

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  1. 1028 Benjamin Franklin Highway, Douglassville PA 19518

    4 Good 90 reviews

    “This is a great convenience store/gas station I often use to get gas in the mornings on my way to work. You can access it from either side of 422 (East/West) which is very handy. They have a great slushee selection that my daughter loves, and all the usual items you’d find at a convenience store. And you can use your Redner’s points for a discount on gas which is nice.”

  2. 10 Maplewood Drive, Douglassville PA 19518

    3 Average 136 reviews

    “We stopped at Wawa in Douglasville and it’s a great one-stop shop. You can fill up with gas, grab a quick bite for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or just pick up some grab-and-go food and drinks. They also have plenty of coffee and specialty drink options. It’s convenient, there’s a good variety, and it’s an easy place to stop when you need a little bit of everything.”

  3. 6824 Boyertown Pike, Douglassville PA 19518

    3.6 Good 5 reviews

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  5. 1340 Benjamin Franklin Highway, Douglassville PA 19518

    2.3 Poor 110 reviews

    “I am not a big eater of fried chicken, so I can’t believe I got to a gas station to get the best I’ve had. I don’t like their app, because I find it too cumbersome, but the staff there is always so helpful and patient. And this next bit of information is only anecdotal, but I feel that the gas prices are a little less expensive.”

  6. 1149 Benjamin Franklin Highway, Douglassville PA 19518

    2.2 Poor 104 reviews

    “My husband and I were pleased with our visit to CVS pharmacy. We were also pleased with the salespeople and the helpfulness of those in the pharmacy. They also reminded us of the vaccines that we will need and the reason for them.”

  7. 1149 Benjamin Franklin Highway, Douglassville PA 19518

    2 Poor 89 reviews

    “I came in trying to print out photos but unfortunately their computers were down. Didn’t ruin my day though because Angie was wonderful! So helpful and polite. Explained multiple ways I could get photos printed out and helped me in the best she could. Will definitely be coming back due to the amazing customer service from Angie.”

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