Convenience Stores in Plains, PA

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  1. 639 North Main Street, Hilldale PA 18705

    4.8 Superb 6 reviews

    “Been there hand full of times, new to the area. PLAINS. , from Wyoming area.Very nice people.....Breakfast sandwiches M-F homemade.Coffee area always clean.The store is very clean”

  2. 16 South Main Street, Plains PA 18705

    3.2 Average 47 reviews

    “​Always a great experience coming here, but Erin truly makes the store! She is so friendly, efficient, and consistently goes above and beyond to make sure customers leave with a smile. It’s rare to find customer service this good—Erin is an absolute asset to this location!”

  3. 1233 PA-315, Plains PA 18702

    3.1 Average 146 reviews

    “Great stop to fuel up. They have a little bit of everything, from soft drinks to beer and wine. The food on-screen ordering is really good and reasonably priced. Definitely worth the stop.”

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  5. 329 River Road, Plains PA 18702

    2.8 Average 17 reviews

    “As of 2022 (not sure exactly when) ths location is under new owners, seem friendly. I lived in area until recently. They ordered things I want and are sure to have in stock each month I drive from Edwardsville since very few in the gateway mall area seems interested in keeping customers happy, I feel consistently disappointed. Even less owners of businesses care, so I choose to bring my business to those who do want happy customers.I prefer to shop locally as possible, but drive to Pittston or Plains areas are worth the drives and time.Under the former owner, he remodeled the area I think was a car wash. Long line of coolers with the typical drinks and now beer and a table to sit and enjoy what you purchased, IMO it's worth the drive off the north crossvalley expressway instead of immediate gas stations off route 309. Better prices, they carry typical cigarettes as well as tobacco and tubes. The new owners seem to now carry CBD oil too, which previous owner refused to carry.For those who enjoy it, they also have gambling video games w a few stools to play games as you sit.”

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