Karma Convenience Stores

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  Joshua Cables2 months ago

  5 STARS — Karma Convenience Store is three blocks from my house, which is close enough to be convenient & far enough to let me lie to myself that I am going for a walk, not purchasing emergency Oreos in pajama pants.** It's open until 10 p.m.—perfect for the 9:41 p.m. moment when the household discovers we are out of milk, trash bags, chicken broth, sanity, or all four at once. This place is a neighborhood survival bunker disguised as a moderately sized convenience store. The building has a little age on it, but so do most dependable things in North Dakota: pickup trucks, snowblowers, the guy who knows everybody’s business, & the suspiciously sturdy recliner in your dad’s basement. It is clean, useful, well-stocked, and somehow capable of holding way more essentials than the laws of indoor square footage should allow. I walk in looking like a cast member from *The Walking Dead* who made it through the apocalypse but forgot the weapons, the zombie plan, or the basic ability to prepare for groceries ahead of time. I’m wandering around holding milk, a random sandwich, Oreos, trash bags, chicken broth, & an item I found near the register that I absolutely did not need until the exact second I saw it. Then I look around & realize they also have bakery items, groceries, drinks, snacks, & enough household rescue supplies to restock a small panic room. Yes, you pay for convenience. That is the arrangement. You are not paying discount-supermarket prices; you are paying the “I have walked here in sweatpants because the house is out of everything” tax. Frankly, that is fair. When the alternative is driving across town to save $2 while the household waits for milk, snacks, or something needed for dinner, I will gladly pay the convenience toll & continue pretending I am a responsible adult. The staff has always been awesome, friendly, & perfectly positioned to witness my recurring failure to make a real grocery list. I approach the counter with an $11 gallon of milk & two packages of emergency Oreos. Nobody has to say a word. They understand. I understand. My bank account understands, but refuses to support the decision. I live in a house full of women, & when the calendar aligns with the ancient moon cycle, peace is not merely hoped for—it is secured through chocolate, dairy, & the immediate removal of all obstacles between the house & comfort food. This place punches above its size. It has a surprisingly strong selection for a small grocery store, friendly staff, bakery items, & caramel and cinnamon rolls. It also accepts EBT & WIC, & there is a CoinFlip Bitcoin ATM onsite, because apparently you can buy chicken broth, a pastry, & possibly make a questionable cryptocurrency decision without ever leaving the building. Speaking of those caramel & cinnamon rolls: They can repair a bad day. They are less “bakery item” & more “soft, frosted treaty between you & the universe.” You go in for milk, see a caramel roll, & suddenly the milk becomes a technicality. A supporting actor. The roll is now the main event, & your car smells like cinnamon on the drive home because you made a decision in the parking lot that cannot be undone. The store is busiest around late afternoon and early evening, which makes perfect sense. That is when the whole neighborhood realizes the same thing at once: nobody thawed meat, the kids need snacks, there is no milk, & somebody has invited people over without consulting the pantry. Get in, get your supplies, admire the sheer volume of practical items packed into the store, & escape before you accidentally create a $47 basket of “just in case” purchases. **Karma Convenience Stores is not just a store near my house. It is the final line of defense between a peaceful evening & a household-level emergency briefing.** Great location, friendly people, unexpectedly broad selection, excellent convenience, & apparently dangerous bakery rolls. Five stars—with my sincere condolences to my grocery budget.

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  Annie Dacotah2 weeks ago

  sells amazing cheese & also weiners. on 2ND thot. i have a real query for you. i have been treated Extremely Rudely by at least 2 of your cashiers. i have never done anything untoward in your establishment, i only come in by myself, and i am New to this Area. i do not know Anyone Here. i wonder what is Inspiring their desiree to be jerks?

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  Big Kitty5 months ago

  My boyfriend and I stopped in for a bottle of ketchup very quickly at 9:20pm on May 20, 2026 and the cashier working, heavier set guy with dark hair, was very rude to us. Complained how he had just mopped the floor and how the store closes in “a little over half an hour” and kept making comments about how annoying it is for him when customers come in after he just finished mopping the floor. The sign on the door said the store was open until 10 pm so i’m confused why the cashier would mop the floor 40 mins before the store closes and then proceed to complain when customers come to purchase items during open hours… I would understand if we came in 5 minutes before closing..but this was 40 minutes before close. The entire time we were in the store he kept going on and on and just wouldn’t stop about how annoying it is for him. We repeatedly apologized for inconveniencing him so much…It made us very uncomfortable and made us feel unwelcomed which was disappointing because that isn’t the kind of service we are used to receiving here. Please check the camera footage if there is any available.

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  Israel Pereza month ago

  My favorite place to stop. Pretty convenient for me since i live a few blocks and i like the fact they closed at 10 pm which for me save me a few times.

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  Larry Abdallaha month ago

  Great service ... I needed ground beef ... I got it freshly ground.