Convenience Stores in Warsaw, VA

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  1. 8249 History Land Hwy, Warsaw VA 22572

    4.8 Superb 88 reviews

    “Thomas Store has been around for a long time, and has very friendly workers and a large assortment of things to purchase, somewhat like a miniature Wal-Mart. In my opinion, their signature chicken tenders are by far the best I've ever had. They're always cooked to perfection. ?”

  2. 4364 Richmond Road, Warsaw VA 22572

    4 Good 32 reviews

    “I had a great experience with this gas station. The girl that assisted me her name was Kay. She was extremely professional and nice. It is nice to know that people are willing to help and make sure their customers are satisfied. She was very generous. I will be returning to this location for my needs as I was treated greatly. Thanks for giving me this experience. Go Exxon in Warsaw!!”

  3. 4671 Richmond Road, Warsaw VA 22572

    4 Good 21 reviews

    “Friday I had to load money on my card and get paper products. I retrieved my items and went to the register stood a few seconds and hit the little bell. I heard a voice that said I'll be right there, I said ok. The cashier came up greeted me and asked how I was doing, we joked about how wonderful the weather was compared to the few days before and we laughed and talked like we were great friends. That was the first time I had a great experience in this store.”

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  5. 6546 Richmond Road, Warsaw VA 22572

    3.7 Good 35 reviews

    “My dad was to stop at the gas station to pay for gas along with my mom and my great-aunt, whose from Farnham, Virginia. We left Food Lion to shop for some groceries with her and my parents. I had two soda bottles of Dr. Pepper for me and my mother got a Mountain Dew for her. I once had a Hungry Man Hamburger Patty with mashed potatoes and veggies boxes without any hamburger buns. So they have much enough lunch for me when I haven't eaten that much longer.”

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