Convenience Stores in Berkeley Springs, WV

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  1. 30 Cavendish Drive, Berkeley Springs WV 25411

    4.1 Good 49 reviews

    “First time in a Rutter's and I was shocked at how nice it is. Everything you need can be found here and the bathrooms were clean. Just as nice as a Buc-ee's”

  2. 9089 Valley Rd Suite A, Berkeley Springs WV 25411

    4.1 Good 30 reviews

    “Just driving through hungry after a weekend of camping!!! This was definitely worth it ! Good customer service ! Everyone was very friendly ! Food very tasty ! Corn bites with the original sauce was delicious! Chicken was juicy with a good crunch ! I recommend it ! 10/10 would do it again !!!”

  3. 2151 Valley Rd, Berkeley Springs WV 25411

    3.9 Good 110 reviews

    “Stopped by Sheetz to grab some snacks and, of course, slushies! Everything was fresh, there were plenty of options to choose from, and the drink station was well stocked. The store was clean, the staff was friendly, and checkout was quick. A great stop for snacks on the go!”

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  5. 1691 Valley Rd, Berkeley Springs WV 25411

    5 Superb 3 reviews

  6. 1691 Valley Rd, Berkeley Springs WV 25411

    3.2 Average 8 reviews

  7. 25 Union St, Berkeley Springs WV 25411

    3.5 Good 52 reviews

    “The cashier was so polite walked me in the back my wife had to use the restroom as we were on the Highway and this bathroom stop was very urgent and essential 711 ROCKS .”

  8. 8 Gayle Dr Walgreens, Berkeley Springs WV 25411

    2.6 Average 53 reviews

    “As of lately (I'd say this last year to 2 years) I haven't had any issues with the pharmacy, I always get my meds on time n when I'm supposed 2, it does suck that they r closed on weekends now n have been for quite awhile but I understand they don't have enough pharmacists. I have been using this pharmacy for many many many years, I used 2 have a ton of issues, but they have become so much better. The pharmacist has always been very nice n has went above n beyond for me on several occasions. Hopefully soon they will get a new pharmacist n they can go back to being open on weekends, which I believe would greatly improve the pharmacy for everyone.... Only having one does make for a lot of work n I'm sure a busy busy week Monday-Friday. I think they do good with what they r working with.”

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