Convenience Stores in Clemson, SC

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  1. 1100 Tiger Blvd Walgreens, Clemson SC 29631

    3.3 Good 46 reviews

    “This Walgreens location has the BEST Pharmacists. They have been there as a cohesive team for quite a while. Lacey, Eleanor, April,(if I forgot you I'm sorry, you are all great) it is so good to have a team that knows you and your needs. Thank you Clemson Walgreens!!!”

  2. 197 Old Greenville Hwy, Clemson SC 29631

    3.2 Average 24 reviews

    “Great service and friendly staff. Manager (Allison) and other staff members very knowledgeable. Great variety of product selection. Must go store if you are in Clemson.”

  3. 1100 Tiger Blvd Walgreens, Clemson SC 29631

    3.1 Average 21 reviews

    “The Pharmacists here at the Clemson Walgreens are the BEST !! anyone who knows Clemson knows that traffic can be horrible. We have been coming here for over 10 years because of the Pharmacists.”

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  5. 315 Old Greenville Highway, Clemson SC 29631

    3.3 Good 11 reviews

    “I don’t always roll through Clemson looking for a quick stop… but when I do, Tiger Mart has that classic college-town convenience energy locked in. Tiger Mart is the kind of place that understands the assignment: get in, grab what you need, and get back to your day without turning a simple stop into a full-blown side quest. Whether you’re fueling up, grabbing drinks, loading up on snacks, or making one of those “I just need something quick before I keep moving” stops, it gets the job done with that unmistakable Clemson vibe around it. What I like is that it feels practical and familiar. It’s not trying to be some fancy destination—it’s a reliable pit stop in Tiger country, and sometimes that’s exactly what you need. For students, locals, workers, road-trippers, or anyone passing through town, Tiger Mart is one of those places that keeps the day moving. Convenient, dependable, and sitting right in the middle of Clemson energy. Big Blip approved. Stay All In , my friends.”

  6. Clemson SC 29631

    3.3 Good 6 reviews

    “POD offers just about anything you will need on demand. I like that the selection is varied but small enough to where it isn’t an overwhelming shopping experience. Service is pleasant and the prices aren’t too bad. Examples of things you can get here: chips, candy, trash bags, makeup removal wipes, shampoo/conditioner, OTC medication, pads/tampons, etc. Again the selection is very small but the variety of items is great to where I can get whatever I need in case of emergency.”

  7. 315 Old Greenville Highway, Clemson SC 29631

    2.3 Poor 6 reviews

    “I don’t always expect a convenience store to have main-character energy, but CITGO Food Market absolutely delivers that classic “trusted local stop” vibe. This is the kind of place that comes in clutch whether you’re grabbing gas before work, hunting down late-night snacks, or making one of those legendary “I’ll just run in for one thing” trips that somehow ends with beef jerky, a sports drink, and a candy bar you haven’t seen since 2007. The whole place runs with that smooth neighborhood rhythm. Easy in, easy out, friendly people behind the counter, and no weird chaos. Just solid service and a dependable stop that makes life a little easier when you’re on the move. What really stands out is how consistent it feels. Some gas stations feel like a gamble every time you pull in. This one feels like that dependable old pickup truck that fires up every morning no matter what’s going on. You know what you’re getting, and that reliability matters more than people think. Clean store, convenient location, and a genuinely solid spot to fuel up both the vehicle and the snack addiction. Stay cruising, my friends.”

  8. 1300 Tiger Boulevard, Clemson SC 29631

    2.2 Poor 101 reviews

    “Great staff but they need to look into the price of things in the store it's getting too high please reduce the price, I love CVS great staff quality medications.”

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