Convenience Stores in Fleetwood, PA

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  1. 3675 Pricetown Road, Fleetwood PA 19522

    4.8 Superb 18 reviews

    “The best place for stopping for items, friendly, kind, wonderful service. I am so grateful to have them in my area!! Top notch customer service and variety of items! 5 stars Corner Food Mart!”

  2. 325 E Main St, Fleetwood PA 19522

    4.9 Superb 11 reviews

    “All the folks there are great. This place is a daily stop for our family. The morning guy is amazing. He's only ever showed me great customer skills. Tom and him are good people. It feels like family going there. Living so conveniently near it can be dangerous. It's a bit to convenient for me ....and my kids? it's super clean!”

  3. 3401 Pricetown Road, Fleetwood PA 19522

    3.4 Good 53 reviews

    “Best in class! Road oriented convenience but with wider selections, friendly staff, and better prices. You can actually get a whole rotissere' chicken there and pay $2 LESS than the local supermarket!”

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  5. 133 West Main Street, Fleetwood PA 19522

    3.1 Average 29 reviews

    “Ever since the new store manager Robert took over, it has been an absolute delight to shop here. Store is very clean and well stocked. Employees have an improved attitude. Just goes to show what superior leadership can accomplish.”

  6. 14233 Kutztown Road, Fleetwood PA 19522

    3.2 Average 77 reviews

    “They have the new Mountain Dew :p service was very polite and friendly not sure about the food but it's a great pit stop for drinks in the early morning before work.”

  7. 14350 Kutztown Road, Fleetwood PA 19522

    3.3 Good 160 reviews

    “Sheetz is a was really good place to stop and get something to eat. Food isn't just sitting out but it's prepared when ordered. Everything is fresh. It's also a convenient store.”

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