Convenience Stores in Jim Thorpe, PA

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  1. 15 W 6th St, Jim Thorpe PA 18229

    4.1 Good 68 reviews

    “They really good chicken at this corner store. Also love the fact they might not know my name but a majority of the workers will know what im there for and have it ready.”

  2. 256 Danner Road Ste 3, Jim Thorpe PA 18229

    3.5 Good 11 reviews

    “Bella was so helpful. I thought what I bought was more expensive, she verified it. I didn't want to cheat therfore. Then she rang me up with a smile. I thanked her. This site has always been clean, polite, and helpful.”

  3. 101 Susquehanna Street, Jim Thorpe PA 18229

    3 Average 55 reviews

    “I stumbled upon this place because I was a tourist and needed some chap stick. Of course I was there during a huge festival and lines and crowds were EVERYWHERE. The staff was so kind to tell me exactly where the chapstick was so I wouldn't have to wander around through the crowd. The staff here also allowed their bathroom open to the public and were very nice about it. The line was too long and I only needed chap stick anyway, but it really struck me how kind the staff were about the bathroom and how helpful they were in general despite being surrounded by a huge crowd and definitely overrun in the moment. My lips are soft and I'm very appreciative of this TurkeyHill”

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  5. 1103 North St, Jim Thorpe PA 18229

    2.7 Average 30 reviews

    “I live close by and shop here daily. Gas, scratch offs, game cigarillos, milk, slushies, etc. I’ve purchased it all and I can definitely say their prices are extremely reasonable especially considering the prices at the surrounding gas stations are just too much for my blood. The cashiers are always pleasant and friendly and know exactly why I come in. The establishment is clean and has the best homemade hoagies around. Trust me Tommy’s ain’t it. Id rather buy a gas station hoagie. That should tell you something! So if you by any chance come across this review, please be sure to stop here and experience the best small town spot in Jim Thorpe!”

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