Convenience Stores in Stewartstown, PA

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  1. 62 North Main Street, Stewartstown PA 17363

    4.5 Superb 12 reviews

    “My everyday stop, They have the lowest prices on things inside the store compared to Rutter's near by plus their gas is always same as Maryland gas prices. This Place has changed alot and got better.”

  2. 3 Charles Avenue, Stewartstown PA 17363

    3.7 Good 15 reviews

    “Dude behind the counter was super sweet and asked if I wanted anything on my 2 hot dogs. He literally PERFECTLY put the mustard and ketchup on, then beautifully packaged them in a bag so they wouldn't tip over. Sometimes it's the little things 💜 thanks guys! The young lady who checked me out was also great! Very sweet, and helpful / kind when I asked for marinara (they didn't have any, but the roni roll still kicked butt)”

  3. 17302 Draco Road, Stewartstown PA 17363

    3.7 Good 70 reviews

    “Zach at Royal Farms was absolutely amazing! Super friendly, helpful, and had such a positive attitude the entire time I was there. He went above and beyond to make sure everything was taken care of quickly and professionally. It’s rare to come across customer service this good anymore. Royal Farms is lucky to have him — definitely deserves 5 stars!”

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  5. 14 West Pennsylvania Avenue, Stewartstown PA 17363

    3.4 Good 39 reviews

    “IF U KNOW THIS PERSON LET April 14 She walked in after dark Blonde Hair A black Tee Written on top it said crew. Blue denim jeans oh she wore them just right. This woman has me twisted and I been up all night. If any one knows her make sure she see’s this. For now i want her to know my name is Chris. If she is single and willing to meet I promise to take her out and knock her off of her feet. So again if you know her tell her about me. I can’t wait to find out if this will all come together. In my eyes she’s a goddess and that’s being modest. Chris. April 14.”

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