Chevron / Pitt Meadows Chevron (On the Run)
(one as "Chevron/On the Run", one as "Pitt Meadows Chevron"); same address.
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Convenience Stores
Open 24 hours at Harris Rd & Ford Rd.
7-Eleven runs its Pitt Meadows store at 12137 Harris Road, right at the intersection of Harris Road and Ford Road, and keeps the doors open 24 hours a day. As with any 7-Eleven, the appeal is straightforward: coffee, Slurpees, snacks, basic groceries, and the kind of late-night or early-morning stop that a lot of other stores in town simply do not offer. It is a corporate-franchise convenience store rather than a local shop, so the product mix and pricing follow the same pattern found at 7-Eleven locations across the Lower Mainland, right down to the branded coffee cups and the Slurpee machine near the front counter.
The Harris Road and Ford Road corner sees a steady flow of traffic, which makes this a natural stop for commuters heading toward Lougheed Highway or drivers cutting through that part of town outside regular business hours. The round-the-clock hours set it apart from most other convenience options in Pitt Meadows, several of which close overnight or tie their hours to a gas station's own schedule. A coffee before an early shift or a snack picked up late at night is exactly the kind of errand this store is built for, and its corner location makes it hard to miss driving through that part of Harris Road.
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(one as "Chevron/On the Run", one as "Pitt Meadows Chevron"); same address.
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Independent convenience store on Harris Road in central Pitt Meadows, open from 8am until late seven days a week. Snacks, cold drinks, cigars and vaping supplies, with same day local delivery available.
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Japanese restaurant in the Harris Road shops serving nigiri, rolls, tempura and teriyaki. Dine in, takeout and delivery, with online ordering through its own site. Closed Sundays.
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