Convenience Stores in Waynesboro, TN

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  1. 225 US-64, Waynesboro TN 38485

    4.4 Superb 61 reviews

    “Came in for a bathroom break & an ice cream. They have some of the best hand dipped cones around. The man that made ours obviously took pride in his job and made certain we had perfect hand dipped cones that were stacked solid and high starting off with packing up the very base of the cone.”

  2. 225 US-64, Waynesboro TN 38485

    4.3 Superb 28 reviews

    “We stopped here to use their restrooms on the way to Nashville. My dad and I, decided to get some ice cream while we were there. The girl behind the counter was so friendly. She gave us our money's worth with ice cream also. The icecream was very cream and delicious. My dad had plain Vanilla and I had vanilla with caramel. The restroom was clean and the store had freshly been mopped.I we I'll definitely stop here everytime we go through to Nashville.”

  3. 710 TN-99, Waynesboro TN 38485

    4.2 Good 12 reviews

    “Mr. Barlow who owns both the store and repair shop next door is a wonderful person. I am new here and needed my battery changed without an appointment. It was 8 am and he also noticed a. Oil leak and took care of it. It's hard in today's times to find a kind person like him. He charged me a lot less than I expected as well. I would recommend him to everyone. His promptness, kindness and he didn't take advantage of me either. Really very honest and nice. Very professional.”

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  5. 205 Dexter L Woods Memorial Blvd Dr, Waynesboro TN 38485

    3.8 Good 37 reviews

    “This is probably the only place I like to go to get my "fix". I'm a city boy for life but since I'm originally from the Rez, this store is perfect for my drink accessibility. ? Living in the woods is an okay place to live.........”

  6. 129 Hill St, Waynesboro TN 38485

    3.7 Good 38 reviews

    “Stopped to get some gas, and use the restroom while riding through. Got a craving for some chicken fingers, and got the regular (they also had spicy). Delicious. While waiting, I saw meat&3 selections, and lots of other deli items. It's 80 miles from home, but going to mark it as a spot to stop anytime I am nearby.”

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