Convenience Stores in Milford, PA

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  1. 107 E Harford St, Milford PA 18337

    4.8 Superb 48 reviews

    “Stellar customer service every time. The staff are lovely, positive and knowledgeable people who will go out of their way to help you in any way they can. They’re the best.”

  2. 114 West Harford Street, Milford PA 18337

    4 Good 11 reviews

    “Store is very clean, best prices for cigarettes, lots of snacks,drinks and a few slot machines you can actually win on!! Bobby the manager is always so accommodating proffessional and kind. Great little store for on the go needs. Never have to wait!”

  3. 302 US-6, Milford PA 18337

    3.8 Good 36 reviews

    “Ran into wicked thunderstorm while on I-84, on my bike, downpour for over an hour. I stopped here for gas, asked guy working there if I could hang out till the storm moved on. He said sure, they had coffee, hot breakfast sandwiches. Clean place, great friendly staff. Thanks”

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  5. 250 US-6, Milford PA 18337

    3.7 Good 50 reviews

    “Nice little store and prices are average. The place was VERY quiet. The store clerk was friendly and had a great selection of snacks which was a bit more expensive than normal.”

  6. 211 West Harford Street, Milford PA 18337

    3.2 Average 64 reviews

    “Staff is always nice, place is clean also. However, they dont seem to stock the white and yellow, sugar free Rockstar energy drinks anymore, which is the only reason I would go. Maybe someday again soon.”

  7. 100 West Harford Street, Milford PA 18337

    2.9 Average 72 reviews

    “the Walgreens store in the Borough of Milford Pa. is so clean, organized and well stocked. they have the bestand friendlest staff, who always offer a sincere greeting and hand when needed.”

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