Convenience Stores near Exmore, VA

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  1. 2447 Lankford Hwy, Exmore VA 23350

    4.8 Superb 40 reviews

    “Cash only for discount on fuel. But even with out usually cheaper. Pretty busy most days. Clean store. Nice customer service. Pretty well stocked most of the time. Lottery, soda, beer, gas, diesel, you name it. Easy on and off the highway. Or if your in town a road leads right to it. Big parking lot for tractor trailers, boaters, etc.”

  2. 4317 Charles M Lankford Jr Memorial Highway, Exmore VA 23350

    2 Poor 167 reviews

    “Decent food and hard workers. Why on earth with 2 fast food restaurants nearby is this the only place open to get food after 10pm. Thankful they are there.”

  3. 13001 Lankford Hwy, Machipongo VA 23405

    4.5 Superb 44 reviews

    “Forget those so called fastfood restaurants. B & B Market has the best food and friendliest people. They cook the best chicken on the shore and are always adding new items ... Cheese steak, Loaded FF. Stromboli! I couldn't tell you the best because everthing is great!”

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  5. 9 Main St, Wachapreague VA 23480

    4.7 Superb 24 reviews

    “We were spending time with friends and came across this absolutely adorable general store. What a gem! The breakfast veggie sandwich was amazing — so fresh and flavorful. We enjoyed it so much that we came back for lunch, too. Hands down, it’s the best tuna sub on the East Coast! My husband had the Italian sub, and it was fantastic (I had to steal a bite!). The shop is charming, friendly, and full of character — with gorgeous flowers and a little bit of everything to browse through. We’ll definitely be back the next time we visit this laid-back town. Such a cool area!”

  6. 7410 Charles M Lankford Jr Memorial Hwy, Nassawadox VA 23413

    3.4 Good 16 reviews

    “The deli has really good items. The chicken is usually fresh and seasoned and the sides are great. Customer Service could be a little better but overall a pretty clean place.”

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