Convenience Stores near Newton, UT

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  1. 10 E Main St, Newton UT 84327

    4.5 Superb 47 reviews

    “The Newton Market is the best place around to grab a delicious bite to eat, grab a few essential groceries, visit with neighbors or find a fun unique little gift for someone! The owners, Kristen and Josh, work hard to provide our little community with more than just food, but help bring our little town together. They have a cozy area to sit and converse with one another while you eat a great lunch or sip a soda. We are so lucky to have such a warm, welcoming little market close by! Even though they don't sell fuel, and yes you may pay a little more for a gallon of milk or a loaf of bread, however when the next closest store is 9 miles away, its worth it to pay a little more for convince”

  2. 1000 W 200 N, Logan UT 84321

    3.9 Good 173 reviews

    “Great store. Hubs and I parked our truck in the lot next door, and I swear every time I went in to use their restroom, they'd mopped the floor and cleaned the entire place. Plus, the people here are super nice.”

  3. 620 W 200 N, Logan UT 84321

    3.8 Good 37 reviews

    “I hate using gas stations bathrooms. These are the cleanest we've ever seen/used. Easter Sunday and they have full staff (love that). RV folks definitely a stop and refill location.”

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  5. 620 W 200 N, Logan UT 84321

    3.5 Good 6 reviews

    “I come here occasionally because of it's location. But it seems they stock the item I'm shopping for about half of the time. Tonight was no different, they were out of stock. Otherwise great little store, staff is always so friendly.”

  6. 1020 W 200 N, Logan UT 84321

    3.2 Average 31 reviews

    “Great breakfast at a great price and friendly service. The bacon, egg and cheddar kolache was great. Yes, I only go to the "fancy" places. Got the kolache and a burrito for $5. Definitely worth the stop.”

  7. 1033 W 200 N, Logan UT 84321

    3.2 Average 61 reviews

    “Patiently and politely these three ladies taught me how to redeem my free 10$ and 5$ free (points earned) pass from the app. Maverick cheeseburger ( when fresh) is my favorite hamburger.”

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