Just like any other Dunkin... Get what you need and leave. I found this Dunkin to be bigger then…read moremost of them. And the employees where nice.

This location is so convenient to stop here before you get onto 95. You get literally get off…read moreWoodhaven Road, and right back on. I know I hate having to go out of my way just for coffee or hot tea. This is the ideal location. I do not know why I waited this long to start using this location. The service is usually fast & the workers are always pleasant to deal with. The coffee is usually very hot and fresh. I hate getting cold or burned coffee. This location also has a gas station & small connivence store.

Sonny and his staff are very friendly and helpful. The store has all of the packaged goods that…read moreyou may need when you are in a pinch (from milk to beer to energy drinks, candy to protein bars, aspirin to general household needs). They are my go-to when I am in a hurry and need a drink, a snack, paper products, or lottery tickets.

Country Farms is a convenience store/ beer distributor on Makefield Road, Lower Makefield. It…read moreoccupies a small footprint, and lacks a deli or any fresh food for takeout meals. In fact, my coffee was past its prime, and snack dried out and clearly on the shelf after it should have been removed/replaced. Overall, an experience that left me wanting more, and disappointed in what I received. Colonial Farms it is not.

Worst QuickChek ever. I am a loyal customer but this store sucks. What store doesn't carry cartons…read moreof cigarettes??? Store staff are worthless, terrible location

I get coffee here mostly but once and a while I get a healthy snack and they do a good job hereread more

Store is open now!…read more Very clean- huge selection of items. Went in for just a few things to check out the new location. Ended up finding so many great deals and walking out with more then a few things for such a little price. Definitely worth the trip!

It was ok... I'm not a big Aldi shopper but the prices work out better than ShopRite etc. Not a…read morehuge selection,but enough to get through most of the week I guess.

I can't remember the first time I went to McCaffrey's, it was a few years ago but I do usually go…read moreto Simply Fresh in Doylestown and enjoy that so it's nice to go to a full size McCaffrey's. I will start of by saying that the staff here is great and the store is always easy to navigate. It is a bit older of a store so it's a little dark inside but it is also always busy which makes it feel much more lively. they have extensive produce, a large cheese section and prepared food section. Their bakery is nice as well. Actually their cookies are some of my favorite grocery store cookies. The prices can be a bit high but when they have sales they are usually fairly good. I feel like it's a slightly "fresher" and "healthier" store but I have had a hard time finding more unique healthy items. Overall it's a great store, it's not my local store but it's nice to pop in when I'm in the area to pick up some items that the stores near me don't carry.

I wanted to share feedback regarding my recent experience with one of your checkout clerks,…read moreDelaney. I watched her interactions with the two guests ahead of me and was honestly surprised by how unhappy and disengaged she appeared. There were no smiles, no warmth, and her overall demeanor gave the impression that she disliked her job, disliked dealing with customers, and simply did not want to be there. As a business owner myself, I understand how important customer relationships are. The checkout counter is often the final impression a guest leaves with, and something as simple as a friendly smile or kind interaction goes a very long way when customers are spending their hard-earned money. I am from out of town and expected much more from what appears to be a boutique-style grocery store with a strong community feel. Stores like Trader Joe's are a great example of how positive, friendly interactions at checkout can completely elevate the customer experience. I even went so far as to ask Delaney if she was having a bad day, and the glaring stare I received in return ultimately prompted me to write this review. To be clear, I am not looking for anyone to lose their job. I simply believe some coaching in guest relations and customer interaction could make a tremendous difference. Delaney is very young, and I genuinely hope she either finds more joy in what she's doing or moves into something better suited for her personality and interests. Constructive feedback is meant to help businesses improve, and I hope this is received in that spirit.

In December 2025, I visited this convenient Starbucks location at the corner of Route 206 and…read moreGordon Ave (near the Lawrenceville School). Lots of pluses. First, it has a drive-thru window from its former life as a bank branch office. Second, the service here is friendly with a positive vibe. It's also a gathering location for the local community as well as a busy drive-thru option for commuters in the morning. Third, the interior has a few small tables and is a cozy spot to enjoy your coffee (a grande pike with 2% milk).

I got passion tea lemonade with raspberry more water downed. It was nice and sour and not too sweet…read morelike I like it. The cashier was pleasant and was fast with the orders Environment was fine like any other Starbucks. I did love how cute the Starbucks looked on the outside.

This is the best store in the Hopewell township. Every couple days I come here and the employees…read moretreat me really good and all the different types of food and drinks there all really good.The feeling of going there is really amazing. Five out of five stars

I love to go to this place. Very respectful employees and they have delicious food to offer…read more Definitely give it a try

Decided to try this ShopRite as it's just a stone's throw from my home, I usually do Sprouts or…read moreTrader Joe's. I heard good things about the fresh flowers and nice staff. Well, they were half right, anyway. Shortly into my visit, I asked a worker called Brian -- his nametag read "Brain" which is unlikely, probably just spelled it wrong -- which aisle I could find flavored seltzer in. He gave me a stink eye from under the bill of his oversized little leaguer baseball cap and said "what are you hard of reading, mam? We have directories posted all over the store and I'm too busy to take your hand and walk you there!" His exact words which left me in disbelief. I guess he was having one of those days and took it out on me. So I asked to speak to his manager. He chortled, I am the manager, toots!" So, I told my daughter who witnessed the entire exchange, time to go as the idiots are obviously running the village. I left the cart and my daughter decided to fall back and return the items in it. I waited out in the car. When Sia, my daughter, came out she was in tears. She told me the same guy, Brian/Brain called out to her a creepy "Me so horny" as he stalked behind her. He actually said this to a 15 year old girl who just so happens to be black and Laotian. I don't know, maybe he was drunk or high, possibly both. Perhaps a frontal lobe injury? I didn't know men such as this still existed. Figured they had been bronzed in tar and feathered decades ago. It really is unacceptable, highly inappropriate predatory, harassing behavior. A menace like this should not be allowed to run roughshod all over a store grossly abusing his so-called power. I dissuaded my husband from going back to the store to confront him. We will never, ever shop at any ShopRite again. By the way, the mean girls at the front of the store just added insult to injury. I hope you go out of business!

A tad less crowded than the one in Princeton I sometimes go to, but people aren't as 'courteous'…read moreeither... plus they still didn't carry the Fresh Mouth packets I used to get. Maybe they're just phasing them out, and maybe I need to get smart and stop chasing down products when I can just get them from places like Instacart...