Convenience Stores in Oxford, PA

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  1. 216 S 3rd St, Oxford PA 19363

    4.5 Superb 30 reviews

    “I don’t usually buy gas here, but I will stop in here periodically to get snacks and drinks because they have great prices and options. The staff is super nice as well, always welcoming!”

  2. 479 Limestone Rd, Oxford PA 19363

    4.3 Superb 9 reviews

    “The best breakfast sandwiches in town! The big, soft, kaiser rolls are what make them delicious. Always friendly service. Sometimes the attendant will clearly gone out of their way to please you, which you don't see often nowadays.”

  3. 159 N 3rd St, Oxford PA 19363

    3.6 Good 5 reviews

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  5. 2235 Baltimore Pike, Oxford PA 19363

    3.5 Good 12 reviews

    “My son has type 1 diabetes with multiple prescriptions and sometimes they are denied with our insurance. It is already exhausting living with the lifelong, chronic disease that requires insulin to live. Cody takes the time to look into denials and advocates for us. Thank you Cody!”

  6. 301 Limestone Road, Oxford PA 19363

    3.5 Good 30 reviews

  7. 281 South 3rd Street, Oxford PA 19363

    3.4 Good 32 reviews

    “I recently brought my Toyota Camry in to have four new tires mounted and balanced, along with a wheel alignment. My service advisor, Joe, was exceptional. He clearly takes pride in his work, ensuring everything was done to perfection. The service was both timely and entirely professional. Highly recommend. Thank you Joe and KC for your help.”

  8. 2235 Baltimore Pike, Oxford PA 19363

    3.4 Good 39 reviews

    “I have had some complex issues woth my prescriptions and the pharmacy staff here have been intellogent, professional, and friendly. 5 stars. Thanks Walgreens people!”

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