Convenience Stores in Holladay, UT

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  1. 6157 S Highland Dr, Holladay UT 84121

    4.5 Superb 117 reviews

    “The inventory here is relatively expansive, and the staff has always been very friendly and welcome to helping me find the items that I'm seeking. I do wish that they didn't sell items used for harder substances than tobacco or THC, but thats more of a personal morality sticking point. I do try to shop nearby shops if I can, just because I don't love supporting a business that serves hard addicts. That being said, their expansive inventory means that you can find more products here than you might at another head shop. And the employees are always friendly, helpful, and willing to give discounts sometimes.”

  2. 5584 Van Winkle, Holladay UT 84117

    4.2 Good 52 reviews

    “This place is a amazin. I usually go in at night and Ishmael really kills it. Cuz always so nice to me and he always is looking out for the customers.. and I would recommend any customer to come to this place”

  3. 2322 E 4500 South, Holladay UT 84117

    4.4 Superb 13 reviews

    “Great touchless car wash. I am new to the area and have had a hard time finding any brushless car wash. Nicole was awesome and helped me sign up on one of the points plans. Nicole was helpful and nice.”

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  5. 4714 South Holladay Boulevard, Holladay UT 84117

    2.2 Poor 45 reviews

    “Recently switched my prescriptions over here and have been very pleased with my experiences in this Walgreens so far. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Very large parking lot, looks like this may have been a grocery store possibly many years ago. Love their old shiny floor! The pharmacy can get busy, be sure to check out the aisle you are standing next to while you are waiting in line.”

  6. 4714 Holladay Blvd E, Holladay UT 84117

    2 Poor 71 reviews

    “I have used the pharmacy lately and I am impressed. Some time ago Walgreens at this location had a couple of rude techs/pharmacists and service was slow and painful. That has not been my experience the past several months. I am pleased with the service and the care.”

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