Convenience Stores in Fairfax Station, VA

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  1. 8912 Village Shops Dr, Fairfax Station VA 22039

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “I LOVE THIS PLACE!!! They always have everything that I need! Nick was awesome and smoothly assisted me with my checkout and gave great recommendations. i’m never going anywhere else this place is the best!!! Thanks Nick!!!”

  2. 8965 Village Shops Dr, Fairfax Station VA 22039

    3.2 Average 42 reviews

    “My first visit to this gas station was a pleasant surprise. I stopped by after leaving CVS with my fuel tank running on empty. The station, which I frequently pass by, was surprisingly empty at around 6 pm. Inside, the convenience store had a lovely scent, possibly from incense, and played good music. It was well-stocked, and the area around the gas pumps was well-maintained.The friendly gentleman behind the counter was helpful. I'm definitely returning to this hidden gem. The regular gas was priced at $3.49 per gallon. A great experience!”

  3. 9009 Silverbrook Road, Fairfax Station VA 22039

    1.8 Poor 144 reviews

    “I was very impressed with the services that I received the pharmacist Fatima went above and beyond my expectations. I was going to switch to another pharmacy all together because of the terrible service that I received from a prior CVS that I had used for years. I only came to this CVS location because the one that I previously used was out of stock with my medication so they transferred it to this location. I was so satisfied with the services that I received I switched all my medications to this location instead of going to a non CVS pharmacy. Kudos to your pharmacy team for retaining a long time customer , as they knew nothing about the previous lack of good service that the previous CVS pharmacy had provided. The staff members very nice but the pharmacy was very disorganized and never had medications that I received on a montly basis in stock, every month they were either out of stock or on back order and these were not just routine medications these were life threatening medications that had to be given. So far I have had no issues with anything at this location only good experiences and that really means a lot.”

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