Convenience Stores in Yardley, PA

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  1. 44 South Main Street, Yardley PA 19067

    3.8 Good 108 reviews

    “This building just makes me love this place. The stone facade is the best, and it is truly a facade because a normal Wawa is inside of it but still. Quaint I might add. This is sort of tiny. Parking is sparse, but I usually let that be a sign from our Lord and Savior for if I should indulge myself in Wawa for the day.”

  2. 16 East Afton Ave CRAMER CENTER, Yardley PA 19067

    3.8 Good 49 reviews

    “staff are polite and the store is almost always completely in order. if i ever see something out of place, it’s the only one. which is RARE. super helpful and friendly”

  3. 905 Taylor Ln, Yardley PA 19067

    3.5 Good 14 reviews

    “Brian and his staff were very helpful during a recent visit. I usually just grab what I need and checkout but on a recent visit for passport photos it took a bit longer than usual. The young lady at checkout was extremely competent and able to jugle handling checkout and also take my baby's photo. It was a bit tricky but Brian came to help out as needed and everything was a breeze. They are true professionals especially in this new COVID era”

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  5. 905 Taylor Lane, Yardley PA 19067

    3.4 Good 45 reviews

    “Best staff employed here..., thanks much for being helpful to the customers. Today, Alexis helped out tremendously and went above and beyond normal customer service. Exceptional service! We love this location and truly appreciate the kindness, patience, and positive attitude. Thank you for making our experience so enjoyable!”

  6. 101 North Oxford Valley Road, Yardley PA 19067

    2.6 Average 81 reviews

    “Just stopped in for a few things and was helped at the register by O'Shea, who was so attentive, friendly, and helpful! I got everything I needed and was in and out quickly.”

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