I am sorry because I want to support small businesses, but seeing too many bugs and one mouse - I…read moresuggest walking a few steps to Giant Foods.

This is a very cute and friendly little neighborhood market. It is definitely worth checking out!read more

The owners are nice and kind. I love little mom and pop run…read morestores compared to corporations. They have a decent selection of things. Drinks, chips, lottery tickets lol Veggies incase you forgot something from your local grocery store. They have cup noodles too. It's a great little mini convenience store. The ambiance inside is like a 7-11 store.

Great selection, great location, nice owners, and good prices. Only a $5 minimum for cards which…read moreisn't hard to reach since this place has almost anything you can think of

I had a nice experience at this CVS Pharmacy. Although I dropped by to purchase a coupe of items, I…read morehave to say that the service was pretty top-notch. First the cashier was super friendly and very helpful. For my main purchase, I wanted to buy a pair of cheap ear buds. The cashier provided me with plenty of options that included ways to save quite a bit of money on the ear buds. Basically, the ear buds pretty much ended being friend with his coupon recommendations. Overall, the store had a nice layout that is similar to other CVS Pharmacies. This particular store was well organized and pretty clean.

CVS let down their community today…read more We had a snowstorm (not that bad-cars and plow trucks on the roads and we had a weeks notice) and they are closed. This is an essential business. People were not able to get essential items like medication, paper towels, toilet paper, etc. Why is it that Mom's Grocery Store, Chipotle, O'Sullivan's, Liberty Tavern, and coffee shops (Northside Social, Starbucks) could come to work today, but CVS couldn't manage? Not only were these other businesses open, but their employees were out shoveling the sidewalks. What soft times we live in. Not showing up to work to sell basic necessities puts the community at risk and is shameful. I will be supporting those business who decided to show up for their community and will not be shopping at CVS.

Such an incredible, honest, hardworking shop. I've been here on multiple occasions with multiple…read morecar problems and have gotten nothing but the best service imaginable. Everything from oil changes to complete remodels has been fantastic with the shop. Ask for Oscar, that guy is the man!!!

Good staff and service here…read more Been here for a few things and it always goes smoothly.

Wawa is great for "grab and go" items. It is our go to choice for road trips. I like the…read moresandwiches. You can order a sub roll or bread slices like you made it from home.

Horrible food, horrible customer service. Horrible food, horrible customer service. I have to keep…read moretyping to get to the minimum character limit.

I give two stars for the location. I got a chocolate pound cake and took a bite. Tasted strange,…read morelike too much butter. I took a look at the cake, turned it over, and saw three spots that I'm praying is only butter. Now I have to go get some Pepto...not from the 7-eleven, of course.

9/4/21 I was a little hungry and the food I had eaten…read moreearlier had been burned off during my visit to US Marine Corps War Memorial. Some food was on my mind, but after walking into the nice clean store, I was stopped by the smell of hotdogs. A very popular item sold here long before the other types of hot foods were sold at 7 Eleven. This was before 7 Eleven had it's own brand drinks or foods. Anyhow, the quarter pound hotdog (non-spicy) is what I went for. I saw the tongs used for grabbing hot foods but did not touch them. After seeing how dirty the bind where the tongs go at another 7 Eleven, I could not use those tongs. I saw no disposable gloves to use, so I finally asked for some napkins from the cashier. Grabbing only the hotdog I wanted after setting up the hotdog bun and its holder, the hotdog was perfect. Adding onions to the hotdog came to mind, but I saw this area was heavily used. Maybe next time. I like this store, but the parking space is very limited. It was no surprise I saw a panhandlers waiting outside for just the right person to ask for something. It happen once I walked outside, the store. The panhandle asked someone for something and he must have gotten it, because he vanished right after getting it. Nevertheless, I will be back to this store and area. I saw some other places I would like to visit.

Total Wines.....meets 7-Eleven/Safeway/Giant.....meets USPS!....all under one roof!!…read more Who knew!?....You can get a Beer, Wine & a US Post Office all in one place!....And, with customer service that's 10x times better than any actual local USPS post office around. lol Great selection of alcohol with many hard to find beverage and beer choices. I mean this place is packed from wall to wall, full of libation....wine and spirits to fit anyone's liking. Also, this store contains a convenience store and USPS post office drop off that is open later than most USPS post offices around.....8pm (Mon -Fri) to be exact! Needing to get a package out to my sister for her birthday this weekend....This place saved me! Last minute, I was able to dash over to this store tonight from work and send a priority mail package late before closing their post office station at 8pm. Keep in mind that most post offices have already closed three hours ago, at 5pm. They even had mail packaging supplies, boxes and packaging tape on deck....amongst all the other convenience store items, food and wine/spirits packed in the store. On top of that, the customer service was outstanding. The store clerk and owners were very helpful. Not to mention, I snagged a couple of great IPAs and wine finds from their selection before leaving.. Will definitely have to return and take some time to explore more of the store's offerings .... which is just about everything under the sun!

Very convenient, especially for after office hours postal services. They have saved me many times…read moreby simply being open when the regular post office was closed. They also had bulk stamps for postcards when the regular post offices had run out. Hard working local business serving the community with essentials.