Convenience Stores in Chatham, VA

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  1. 3793 Climax Rd, Chatham VA 24531

    5 Superb 18 reviews

    “I love it here! One of the best mini marts in the tri-county area! My wife LOVES Climax, ho ho ho! My kids don't come down often though. One suggestion is that you need more cucumbers. Thanks anyways!”

  2. 153 South Main Street, Chatham VA 24531

    4.7 Superb 22 reviews

  3. 13641 US-29, Chatham VA 24531

    4.4 Superb 13 reviews

    “Wow. Cleanest store I have ever been in in pittsylvania county. Best beer selection in pittsylvania county. The cashier's are very pretty and very sweet. They even sell boiled peanuts y'all. We just moved here and this is our favorite store! 😁”

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  5. 792 Main St, Chatham VA 24531

    4.7 Superb 3 reviews

    “Only reason they get 4 * is bc they don't have a ton of stuff. The guy behind the counter is a super cool guy. I frequent this establishment bc it's so close to home.”

  6. 153 South Main Street, Chatham VA 24531

    4.2 Good 26 reviews

  7. 22076 US-29, Chatham VA 24531

    4.1 Good 27 reviews

    “Will definitely come back. Tastes as good or better than Chick-fil-A. The honey biscuits are sticky with honey. And I like supporting local owned places. Definitely stop here.”

  8. 13600 US-29, Chatham VA 24531

    3.2 Average 36 reviews

    “A lot of people I know, some in my family, have had serious problems with getting their prescriptions at the Chatham location, however, I have received nothing but professional and courteous service in a timely manner over the past two years. I think staff that shows up to work is over stressed and maybe ill tempered because others don’t show up for their shift, creating an unfair workload to others. Sometimes a smile and thank you works better than anger in a stressful situation.”

  9. 13869 US-29, Chatham VA 24531

    3.1 Average 32 reviews

    “This is an unusually clean gas station with good fried fish and even broccoli and cheese (and mac and cheese) sides for vegetarians. The staff are very nice too. Its a perfect road stop.”

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