Convenience Stores near Cottageville, SC

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  1. 10661 Cottageville Highway, Cottageville SC 29435

    3.5 Good 17 reviews

    “One stop shop for snacks, drinks, meals, and gas. This is a very clean store, with quick and friendly service! They have a large variety of food and drink options. Great selection of fresh homemade meals, deserts, and ice cream treats.”

  2. 11020 Cottageville Hwy, Cottageville SC 29435

    3 Average 4 reviews

  3. 2271 SC-61, Ridgeville SC 29472

    4.2 Good 22 reviews

    “The owner is a veteran and has been in the community for quite sometime. He’s very knowledgeable and operates a convenience store that is more along the lines of a mom & pops place. I’m glad to see that he’s still in business and has everything that you need. You can purchase anything from farm fresh eggs to liquor at his store. It’s definitely a must stop at place when you’re in the area. Thank Randal for your service and dedication not only for your country but to your community as well!”

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  5. 1941 Sidneys Rd, Walterboro SC 29488

    3.8 Good 26 reviews

    “Sidneys is a great roadside southern diner. Places like this are a dying breed. When traveling, I’d much rather stop at a place like Sidneys than any fast food chain out there. This is not a brand new building. It is not an homogenized store. It has character and a soul. Sidneys has homemade food cooked by real folks. The servers were supremely nice and patient with every customer I witnessed. Places like this need to be cherished. I’ll be back soon and as often as I can.”

  6. 1830 SC-61, Ridgeville SC 29472

    3.5 Good 13 reviews

  7. 2271 SC-61, Ridgeville SC 29472

    2.5 Average 8 reviews

    “Decided to stop by for lunch today and we received great service! Our food was ready very quickly and it tasted great. Everyone in there was friendly and we will definitely be returning customers.”

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