Convenience Stores in Rochester, WA

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  1. 9447 US-12, Rochester WA 98579

    4.6 Superb 106 reviews

    “I really like this store they have great prices on name brand products. Very friendly people and great deals on some of their bulk buys. I do have to say, I love their handmade pies and especially their whoopie pies they're my favorite.”

  2. 19615 Elderberry St SW B, Rochester WA 98579

    4.1 Good 83 reviews

    “It is rare to find a gas station with a greater variety of snacks or food. We actually had a debate whether this gas station was better or the one we visited in Buttonwillow area to LA. I think this place won because there wasn't a line foe the restroom which were also clean.”

  3. 9525 US-12, Rochester WA 98579

    4 Good 98 reviews

    “Great cashier's polite and very nice to look at ...prices are average for a gas station in the middle of nowhere, also a great little coffee shop in the same parking lot just behind the gas station also has very polite and nice to look at gal's... Fyi it's not a dirty coffee shop sheesh.”

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  5. 19705 Elderberry St SW, Rochester WA 98579

    3.3 Good 35 reviews

    “I drive for Doordash fulltime so I frequent all of the AMPMs in the area - Napavine, Chehalis, Centralia, & Grand Mound. This is by far the best store in the area! U can tell the guy who owns it really takes pride in it because the place is always super clean and organized, and they're never out of coffee creamer or Juul pods. Also my favorite part is the people are super friendly but CHILL about it. They arent over the top with it they let u do ur own thing but will still be super friendly at the register. Oh and they dont push that stupid app rewards programs there either! seriously best part. Every other location pushes the rewards program so hard every time u go in its annoying i just want to be in and out when i go to a gas station i don't like all my info being tracked at every store u go to these days. Store and ppl here is a 10/10”

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