Convenience Stores in Fayetteville, PA

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  1. 4030 Lincoln Way E, Fayetteville PA 17222

    4.3 Superb 10 reviews

    “Super clean restroom and amazing steaming coffee. This was a quick refreshment stop and well worth it. Clean eating area and super friendly employees. They even had " election " cups at the fountain sodas but sadly all the Trump cups were taken and they only had Hillary ones left , don't know anyone who would be caught dead with one of those not sure why they even bother with them. Anyhow great sandwiches and pastries. I took off a star since we bought a fruit bowl and strawberries were spoiled.”

  2. 4030 Lincoln Way E, Fayetteville PA 17222

    3.9 Good 8 reviews

    “Super clean restroom and amazing steaming coffee. This was a quick refreshment stop and well worth it. Clean eating area and super friendly employees. They even had " election " cups at the fountain sodas but sadly all the Trump cups were taken and they only had Hillary ones left , don't know anyone who would be caught dead with one of those not sure why they even bother with them. Anyhow great sandwiches and pastries. I took off a star since we bought a fruit bowl and strawberries were spoiled.”

  3. 4650 Lincoln Way East, Fayetteville PA 17222

    3.5 Good 31 reviews

    “I thought the staff was very friendly and had good conversations. ? The place was clean and stocked well. Ordered a whole and it was a bit burnt on the bottom but all 7 eleven pizza is the same and better then some pizza shops for the price. I did get the new Strawberry White Chocolate Cappuccino and must say...ITS GREAT AND A MUST TRY. My experience here was great!”

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  5. 6837 Lincoln Way East, Fayetteville PA 17222

    3.2 Average 70 reviews

    “I live just down the road from here, so I come here pretty often. Their food is pretty good. Their burgers are huge for the money, and they have a very good Reuben sandwich. Service is usually pretty fast. When I order online it's almost always ready by the time I get there. Big variety of snacks, sweets and drinks. Some of their items are pricey which is typical for any convenience store.”

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