Convenience Stores in Turtle Creek, PA

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  1. 423 James Street, Turtle Creek PA 15145

    3.9 Good 54 reviews

    “My favorite store! I go there multiple times a day & the staff is GREAT! Nice selection & always feel welcome. I just wish they would start staying open 24hrs again!! Any plans of that in the near future? Also, please stock more birthday cake muffins, they are so good, they selll out fast. I REALLY miss Will!”

  2. 932 Penn Ave, Turtle Creek PA 15145

    3.9 Good 9 reviews

  3. 710 Brown Ave, Turtle Creek PA 15145

    3.7 Good 7 reviews

    “I've only dealt with the gas station, not the convenience store. Pros: * Gas pumps are fairly fast * Prices generally towards the low side Cons: * Must pay for air”

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  5. 557 James Street, Turtle Creek PA 15145

    3.5 Good 22 reviews

    “Not only is the service there very fast and they always have what I go In for. My first time going there was when the coin shortage first started. While everybody was hoarding their coins, he (I believe the owner?) Gave me $10 in quarters so I could do laundry saying "at times like this we all need to help eachother". We need more ppl like him”

  6. 237 Monroeville Avenue, Turtle Creek PA 15145

    2.8 Average 5 reviews

    “I popped in just for one thing, but I am glad I did. The store is clean, good layout and stocked well. It wasn't busy at all. I was in and out in just a few minutes. Friendly staff and great experience.”

  7. 237 Monroeville Avenue, Turtle Creek PA 15145

    2.8 Average 63 reviews

    “I just love this store They are so wonderful and friendly I get the best customer service here They know what I like and I never need to get a rain check cause they always have their shelves stocked to the Hilt and I don't need to ask where anything is They don't play hide and seek with their sale items I just love this place Thank you CVS for being our store Amy H Pedder”

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