Convenience Stores in Louisa, VA

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  1. 17561 Louisa Rd, Louisa VA 23093

    3.9 Good 62 reviews

    “This place has a Citgo gas station and is near the Dollar General and the Trash/refuse location in the Trevilians area. They have great fried food! I've eaten chicken breast, fish, and fries from here several times and it's ALWAYS delicious!!! My husband loves the pork chops, chicken (breast and legs), and fries. Don't wait too late in the day to get food from here though...there won't be much left!! I'd say by 5-6 pm would be the latest. Also, the people who work here are always very nice and provide great customer service. This is also a convenience store, so they have basically the same stuff as a 7-11. I'm certainly glad this place isn't too far from our home!!”

  2. 216 E Main St, Louisa VA 23093

    3.6 Good 115 reviews

    “Was on a American Legion Riders ride and pick up for other riders. It has a spacious and very clean parking lot. The store was very clean and spacious, making it easy to find the items you want. The staff was very helpful and friendly. They didn't even flinch went 30 motorcycle Riders showed up and wondered in. Giant thank you to the staff for taking care of us.”

  3. 412 E Main St, Louisa VA 23093

    3.2 Average 43 reviews

    “Lisa Leach was fantastic this evening and while juggling the front and the photo counters she wasn’t showing signs of it overwhelming her. I would have been overwhelmed! She had to do three separate orders for my photo stuff and appreciate all she did. Thank you.”

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  5. 450 E Main St, Louisa VA 23093

    2.5 Average 52 reviews

    “Had to get a safety inspection. Owner greeted us and was with us within a few minutes. Had the car done and us on the road in a very short amount of time. Very friendly and professional. Going back when I need any other car work done. I recommend them they stand behind their work.”

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