Mirabito Acquires Nine Quicklee’s Stores

Mirabito, the convenience store chain with over 100 stores in New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont, has now acquired nine new locations in New York from Quicklee’s, according to local news channel RochesterFirst.

The channel reported that Mirabito confirmed these locations in the Rochester area of New York were purchased:

Mirabito started as a coal business in 1927, becoming a heating oil distributor in 1948. In 1982, the company purchased its first convenience store in Oxford, N.Y. Quickway Food Stores became the retail brand, and the company continued to acquire stores. Just one year later, Mirabito acquired a direct access pipeline and major bulk storage. In the ’90s, Mirabito expanded into propane, natural gas and electricity.

In 2002, the first c-store opened the company’s first Subway franchise. In the 2010s, Quickway Food Stores (and second brand Convenience Express Stores) were rebranded Mirabito Convenience Stores. In the 2020s, Dunkin’ franchises were included in many of the Mirabito stores. Krispy Krunchy Chicken is also a franchise.

Prior to the company’s acquisition of its Quicklee’s locations, Mirabito expanded in New York with the acquisition of four Stewart’s Shops locations in July 2025, a deal which also brought the chain to southern Vermont.

In addition to fresh food and beverage options, Mirabito customers can create savings through the company’s loyalty program. The Mirabito Rewards app allows customers to order food online from select stores, sign up for the Mirabito Mug Membership, track cents off and redeem special offers, among other perks.

Mirabito customers in Rochester, N.Y., can now look for new signage and branding at the acquired locations this spring, reported RochesterFirst.

“Expanding into western New York represents an exciting opportunity for Mirabito,” said Marissa Sweeney, senior marketing director for Mirabito Holdings Inc., according to the news outlet. “Our goal has always been to provide communities with reliable fuel, quality food offerings and convenient shopping in stores that are welcoming and well-maintained. We look forward to bringing the Mirabito experience to these communities.”