Convenience Store

Cherokee Market

Cherokee Market #2

CVS

CVS

D' Ice Service Co.

DG Market

DG Market in Talbott (380 S White Pine Rd) blends Dollar General pricing with a fuller grocery set—produce, dry goods, and household items—for an efficient, affordable one‑stop.

DG Market

DG Market on the west side is Dollar General’s expanded format—produce, refrigerated/frozen, and dairy alongside the usual household goods. It’s a useful single‑cart grocery run when you don’t want to cross town. Prices stay sharp, restocks are frequent, and checkout is quick for those last‑minute “we’re out of milk” moments.

Dollar General

Dollar General (5204 Twin Spires Ln) serves the south side with discount groceries, paper goods, OTC basics, school supplies, and seasonal deals. Inventory turns often, prices are value‑driven, and checkout is efficient. It’s the “grab it fast” option when a full grocery trip can wait.

Dollar General

Dollar General (1127 State St, White Pine) keeps small‑town errands simple—snacks and beverages, cleaning supplies, greeting cards, and staple groceries within a short loop. Hours suit commuters and lake traffic, and the value aisle reliably covers last‑minute needs between larger stock‑up trips.

Dollar General

Dollar General

Dollar General

Dollar General

Dollar General

Dollar General

Dollar General

Dollar General

Dollar General

Dollar General

Douglas Lake Market

East Side Market

East Side Market (2240 E Morris Blvd) runs long hours and leans friendly and practical: a customer review highlights “low prices, super friendly employees,” and says they’ll “order” items on request. Expect cold drinks, snacks, ice, and fill‑in groceries for nearby neighborhoods—fast in, fast out, with simple parking.

Easy-In Market

Family‑run convenience store on Roy Messer Hwy known for steamed and grilled sandwiches, plus quick sides—locals mention the Patel family’s welcoming service. It doubles as an after‑school snack spot (shaved ice pop‑ups show up in summer) and an easy breakfast‑or‑lunch fix when you don’t want a full restaurant sit‑down.

Fast Stop

Fast Stop in Morristown is a practical corner convenience for cold beverages, packaged snacks, ice, and quick household fill‑ins. It serves nearby neighborhoods with straightforward counter service, steady hours, and an emphasis on speed. Useful when the big stores feel overkill but you still need something now.

Kenny's Market

Kenny's Market 5

Marathon Gas

Morris Meat & Seafood - Convenience Store

Morris Meat & Seafood doubles as a corner convenience and protein stop; locals pop in for cold drinks, lottery, and rotating cuts without a big‑box detour. The owners advertise tobacco and vape at “unbeatble” prices, and the meat case draws regulars looking to throw something on the grill tonight.

Neighborhood Market & Deli

Neighborhood Market & Deli on Kidwell Ridge Rd is the west‑side corner market for cold beverages, milk/bread, and made‑to‑order deli bites. Listings tie it to Gulf‑brand fuel and a simple local phone contact; handy for a fast sub and a splash of gas without the big‑store detour.

Nick's Market Tobacco and Convenience Store

Orange Mart

Pilot Travel Center

Pilot Travel Center (3663 Roy Messer Hwy) caters to drivers with multiple fuel lanes, hot coffee, packaged meals, and travel essentials under one roof. Interchange‑close, it’s built for quick in‑and‑out and reliable restrooms. A dependable reset during long I‑81 legs or lake‑weekend caravans through White Pine.

Pilot Travel Center

Quick Stop Market

Roadrunner Market

Roadrunner Market is the hometown convenience chain—fuel, coffee, fountain drinks, and loyalty perks under the GPM Investments umbrella. East‑side locations like 924 E Morris Blvd get props for friendly counter teams and quick in‑and‑out. Dependable stop for ice, snacks, and a clean restroom mid‑errand.

Rocky Top Markets

Shell

STOP N GO

Sunoco

The Cruz Thru

Tonys Market & Drive Thru

Walk‑in or drive‑thru mini‑market on W Morris Blvd, proudly Mexican American‑owned. Stocked with Mexican and American pantry staples—think tortillas, salsas, and cold sodas—plus the everyday ‘milk‑and‑bread’ run, without leaving the car. Friendly team, fast window service, and a growing local following for its convenient location just outside downtown.

Walgreens

Walgreens

Walgreens

Weigel's

Weigel's

Weigel's

Woody's Market

White Pine’s neighborhood stop on State Street—coffee on early, grab‑and‑go snacks, cold drinks, and household staples when you’re out of something. Reviews highlight friendly counter folks and quick service. Handy for commuters heading toward I‑81 or Roy Messer Hwy, with simple parking and prices that feel right for an everyday corner market.