Convenience Stores in Dale City, VA

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  1. 4800 Dale Boulevard, Dale City VA 22193

    3.8 Good 35 reviews

    “I made a pit stop here while on a road trip and was greeted by very kind workers. They were fully stocked with all my favorite snacks which made the rest of the 8 hour drive bearable. Very kind people!”

  2. 13601 Mapledale Avenue, Dale City VA 22193

    2.8 Average 37 reviews

  3. 14410 Minnieville Road, Dale City VA 22193

    2.8 Average 26 reviews

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  5. 7001 Dale Boulevard, Dale City VA 22193

    2.7 Average 63 reviews

    “I use this station for pumping my tires whenever I need it. They now have contactless payment, which you could pay with Apple Pay, and it costs $1.50 to fill up your tires. I used to go to Sheetz or Wawa, but there would either be a big line, or the free machines would be broken.”

  6. 14797 Darbydale Avenue, Dale City VA 22193

    2.6 Average 40 reviews

    “I live in a nearby neighborhood and stop in this location at least 3 times a week. The staff is always very friendly. Completely exemplifies the "neighborhood convenience store" mystique - and that is a very good thing!”

  7. 13131 Hillendale Drive, Dale City VA 22193

    2.4 Poor 16 reviews

    “Hello, i am just writing a quick review on the 7-11 off hillendale. iv'e lived in the woodbridge area almost 1/3 of my life time. I would stop by at least 4 times a month. I just want to say that in every time i entered that 7/11 i am pleased to say that i was well satisfied. great customer service and execution of the store clerk held it down yours truly next big thing .”

  8. 14820 Cloverdale Road, Dale City VA 22193

    2.4 Poor 25 reviews

    “I love 7-11. And the 7-11 I go to is in my neighborhood and I know all the workers. Each one is different and they play a good part in me shopping there everyday. Keep up the good work!!”

  9. 4338 Dale Boulevard, Dale City VA 22193

    2.5 Average 114 reviews

    “The staff here are always friendly, patient, and very helpful. They take the time to answer questions and make sure everything is done right. I always have a pleasant experience when I visit this location. Thank you for the great service!.”

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