Convenience Stores in Shamokin, PA

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  1. 61 E Independence St, Shamokin PA 17872

    4.5 Superb 19 reviews

    “Excellent Little convenience store reminds you of a bodega from back home. Very Nice owners and employees very helpful people, treat you like family and very clean store,the prices compared to other stores in the area ARE THE CHEAPEST HERE!”

  2. 517 E Sunbury St, Shamokin PA 17872

    4.1 Good 14 reviews

    “Friendly is in the name and also the employees, Bob is always smiling and his wife is just as pleasant. They keep the place neat and very clean. This should be a model store!”

  3. 140 West Lincoln Street, Shamokin PA 17872

    3.9 Good 52 reviews

    “I love the people there my name is Gabby I go there a lot and I am 14 and I see nothing wrong with them they are all friendly and sweet and even sometimes if I don't have enough the one really sweet tall guy will help pay for it I really love this turkey hill”

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  5. 501 North 2nd Street, Shamokin PA 17872

    3.7 Good 49 reviews

    “Exceptionally very clean. It's been several years of going to this Turkey Hill I've never opened the door without a hello from all staff they are so genuinely friendly say hello to everyone who walks through the door even if they don't even know their name they ended up knowing it when after they're checking out. Sam, is absolutely my sunshine girl, she lifts my spirits with a quick chat, and on point with freshly brewed coffee!”

  6. 316 N Shamokin St, Shamokin PA 17872

    3.5 Good 21 reviews

    “Very sweet lady! Made me feel so wanted to be there even with it being my first time. They built amazing rapport and offered to special order things :)) will be coming back”

  7. 12 W Independence St, Shamokin PA 17872

    3.2 Average 36 reviews

    “I enjoy shopping local and the staff is very helpful. I just don't understand the need for so many tiny signs on most of the products. It makes the aisles seem cluttered and makes it harder to see the products you need.”

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