2629 Virginia Avenue, Collinsville VA 24078
“I think this is one of the places to purchase quality ⛽ gasoline.Clean and neat inside the store. Well stocked for the little things you expect at a convenience store.”
2575 Virginia Avenue, Collinsville VA 24078
“Excellent Hot Dogs! Best in Martinsville and Henry County, Virginia. Place is under new owners and they brought back the Cook, who knows how to do the food right.”
2758 Virginia Ave, Collinsville VA 24078
“This Valero Fasmart located in the heart of Collinsvile works to keep us going almost 24/7. They do close around 2:30 am but re-opens at 5. They offer an online incentive program that gives redeemable points to its customers. Every week there are deals and some weeks you’ll get something free just by scanning your card. Every time you scan for purchases you’re points add up. 250= $1. On certain holidays, you’ll receive free Fasbucks so make sure to check the app. I know of Christmas Day, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, 4th of July, and Thanksgiving having a $3 reward. There could be more, those are the ones I know of. Just make sure you use them when they become available bc after the alotted time they will be gone. Online ordering is also available and you can get items delivered, including alcohol, as long as you’re of age. The store is relatively clean, they have a public restroom, car wash, and air compressor. The staff is friendly, fast, and helpful. I enjoy my stops in and recommend this store become one of yours.”
3590 Virginia Avenue, Collinsville VA 24078
“This store is always stocked with the products I need, as well as a friendly and helpful staff who greet me every time I enter the store. They have wonderful customer service and are always ready to lend a hand in finding any particular product I may be looking for. Thank you and keep up the good work!!”
3001 Virginia Ave, Collinsville VA 24078
“This CVS is fairly nice. It is located in Collinsville, Virginia, along Business 220. This CVS is a relatively old standalone store and still has the kind of crusty carpet interior - that seriously needs some help if you ask me. Nevertheless, the store? It's spacious, mostly clean, and relatively well stocked. I've had infrequent experiences with the pharmacy, but they're pretty nice. The staff in the regular parts of the store have also been super nice! Overall, this store could use some help like a resealing of the parking lot, and new carpets. It isn't a bad store otherwise and is slightly above average.”
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