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“The employee, possibly named Raheleh, was incredibly friendly and pleasant. I enjoyed a great conversation with her, and she assisted me in finding all my items. Their prices were notably more reasonable than those at other Persian stores.”
Open 24 hours
On, L4e 0k2, Richmond Hill
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“Eh yo! Don't be fooled by Pioneers consistently cheaper prices than other petrol companies. They always have quality gasoline products and I try to seek them out all over the big city for this reason. We are talking about rich, thick and fluid gasoline here folks. I've even seen customers drinking the gasoline because of its extreme purity. That's how solid this stuff is.”
“Nice locally owned convenience store by a wonderful married couple who care more about their customers than they do about their business. Highly recommended, prices are really decent, and you won't regret visiting honeybee convenience!”
“Very good customer service & owner is very supportive & now they also start vape in the store so you get what you want on one stop
Do visit once & get experience”
Open 24 hours
9700 Yonge St, Richmond Hill
Convenience Stores
“I was in need of a drink this evening. I had some time to kill before picking up a food order. I did a search and found this Circle K. It's roughly a five-minute drive north of Hillcrest Mall. This store is a part of an Esso station. It has a touchless car wash, a vacuum, and a Tim Hortons with a drive-thru. Parking is interesting. There is one spot to the left of the store for a driver with an accessibility permit. On the right are two garage doors. Two cars were parked in front of each door. There are parking spots across from the gas station by the car wash. I backed into a spot and walked over. The Timmy's is a part of the store, next to the Circle K cashout area. Timmy's was pretty busy with customers. I had no problem finding beverages. I got two bottles of Diet Pepsi and a berry Gatorade Zero. I waited in line. There was a woman leaving Timmy's who was pleasant. She was carrying a lot of goodies. I asked if she needed help getting out of the store. She was fine and thanked me for offering to help. On the contrary, I opened the door for a young Chinese female going into the store who did not say thank you. I said, "You're welcome." Our eyes met. I figured out that her brother was the kid twirling around in the Timmy's line. It runs in the family. Ugh. Our eyes met again when they both left the store after me. I let her know that she had poor manners. I also stared her down when she was in the backseat of her mom's car leaving the gas station. Fun in Richmond Hill! Quite the contrast. I'm not your personal door person. I was carrying drinks and still managed to open the door for you. I was being nice. I didn't have to be kind to you. The LEAST you could do is say thanks. Instead, you acted like a privileged teen. I digress. I do feel better venting. Back to my review... The man at the checkout was super nice. He said hi. He asked me how I was doing. I was great then. I got my drinks scanned. I also scanned my PC Optimum barcode and paid with a credit card. Done! I thanked him. He wished me a great evening. I reciprocated. My berry Gatorade zero hit the spot. It was my first time trying it. I liked it. I'd return to this store when I'm in the area again. Customer service was great and I got the drinks that I needed. I hope that the no-manners kids aren't back when I am. (398)”
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“A Richmond Hill staple. Along with neighboring Archibalds. Sadly it lost its long time Dry Cleaners neighbour a few months ago. But this Beckers may as well be considered the building block of the South Richvale neighbourhood.
I used to come here all the time on Sunday mornings and just sewer money into proline tickets; this being before the province legalized single game betting... aka "the good old days". Back when double bubble was 5 cents a unit.”