Midland farms in Bristol is a good place to go if you don't mind being ripped off especially if you…read moreswipe a card check your balance before you go in look at the register and then check your balance when you leave there will be a two to three dollar difference they are thieves

This location of Cumby's is the first in the area to be retrofitted as a "new concept store."…read more Completely redone with an expanded food and coffee center. All coffee, all sizes are 99 cents. They also run sales on certain items...I can buy protein bars cheaper here than at my regular store when they have their (2-for) sales. The store has been completed for a few months now and they are currently finishing construction of the surrounding area sidewalks.

Horrible customer service, New cashire started screaming at…read moreme in front of customers and told me to get out because she didn't know how to do a return.

This is a bad review because Cumberland farms pumps don't have receipt paper at pumps so you have…read moreto stand in line for all the people getting lottery tickets etc, even tho you just spent $110 on gas. I would think that doubling the cost of their coffee could help pay to fix the receipt issue. Seekonk Sunoco always gives receipts so go there

One of the better Cumbys I've been to. Plenty of space, easy in and out. Friendly cashier too.read more

Rude , disrespectful pharmacy clerk/ technician . Drug not in stock - was told only upon an order…read morewhich means a wait for a couple or more days. - not good for a potentially life saving drug for asthma. Pharmacist called after I was very vocal about my situation and told me they " found" the medication , miraculously.I've been a customer for years but seriously considering transferring to another pharmacy . So disappointed. Oh and they have had me in the computer twice - I have spoken to them about it ad nauseum and still today it was still an issue . They have told me repeatedly that it would be merged for about 3 years now . So when I pick up my rx they often can't find it because I give my correct name and it's filed under the incorrect one.

Always a bad experience at this Walgreens. I'm convinced every worker in the pharmacy is just lazy…read more I had a script transferred from CVS and was told by Walgreens for 4 days that they never recieved the fax. I walked in everyday to see if it was ready and they would just say "waiting on CVS". They could have called over and got it done but they are lazy and waited for me to finally lose my patience. I was off the medication for well over a week and was feeling terrible- the whole time they had the fax and the pharmacist laughed at me when telling him this situation. Bad patient care and overall bad employees!

I've been coming to this Cumby's my entire life. It's convenient and always has what you need!…read more It's located in such a beautiful spot overlooking the Sakonnet River and Grinnell's Beach.. However, I do feel it's in desperate need of a facelift. It is one of the older style Cumberland Farms and definitely lacks style and doesn't really "fit in" with the Stone Bridge area of Tiverton.

Great staff very helpful and friend. always greeting with a smile and very kind. store is very…read moreclean easy to find what you are looking for love the ice cream they have

We've made a few trips to Prudence Island and always end up at Prudence Variety. Yesterday July 11…read morewe needed stamps and were surprised that they had a mini post office. The folks who run it are nice enough! We bought a few sandwiches and drinks which were pretty much in line price wise, with convenience store prices (maybe a bit higher.)

A variety store with…read moreeverything you could want Prudence Island Variety is THE store on the island. Outside of a few local veggie stands, the only store, It is frequently referred to as Marcy's place after the wonderful woman that kind of hovers over the area. And no, Prudence Island Variety is NOT in Newport. As usual Yelp refuses to accept the address I put in and places the store some place where it isn't. And so it goes. The front door and porch is only a few steps from the ferry and as in the case with most small island general stores, it also serves as the post office, local book exchange, place to post or read local notices, look for lost pets, trade info or just sit around and shoot the crap with people. It's hard to believe but a casino once stood on the spot where the small store is now located. The hurricane of 1938 eliminated the casino as well as most of the other buildings on the island. The store hasn't changed much over the years. The addition of the Del's lemonade machine was the one huge addition. They always have fresh coffee, locally made muffins and pastries, a small case for frozen stuff, lots of junk food, and a sundry collection of mugs, shirts, key chains, pictures and stickers with the Prudence Island logo. At various times pizza, sandwiches, and small hot meals are offered. Everything is pretty much at the whim of Marcy so you never know exactly what they will or won't have at any given time. It's just a small place, sort of messy, dark, unorganized with Marcy scooting back and forth from the post office to the store, lost in her own world. You patiently wait for her because you are definitely on island time once you go through that door. But then that's a big part of the charm and appeal. It's easy to imagine the store looking and operating exactly the same way many, many years ago. If you ever go to the island you will stop at this store. Buy some junky survivors perhaps or some treats to enjoy out on the porch or on the picnic tables over looking the bay. Maybe get sniffed by some of the local dogs, talk and laugh with the very friendly and interesting local people. Perhaps even start to observe Marcy's routine and wonder exactly what in the world she is doing.

So maybe I am a little biased to this particular location because it's literally at the top of my…read morestreet. But there's something about a drug store / pharmacy located in a small town. Now granted it's a corporate chain, but honestly I never get that feeling when I walk in. I never have a problem with the clerks at the front registers, photo lab clerks are nice and helpful and the pharmacy techs / pharmacists are very helpful as well. The reason I gave this CVS 4 stars instead of 5 has to do with my only gripe about this location. The pharmacy is not open 24 hours. Now I know it's probably because we're in the small town of Bristol, but people in Bristol also get sick in the middle of the night too lol. But overall one of the better CVS locations out there. I also included the pharmacy hours below as they differ from the regular store hours. Pharmacy Hours Monday-Friday: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM Saturday: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM Sunday: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Just want to mention that CVS recently raised the cost of a prescription of mine by a factor of…read morefour, no reason given, no discounts available, just quadrupled the price out of greed, presumably. I was able to get it refilled elsewhere - same manufacturer, by the way - for slightly less than I paid for it at CVS previously. This is really an ugly company and we should all do what we can to avoid spending any money there.

Super Mart in Warren is conveniently located next to the East Bay Bike path. It sells snacks and…read moregroceries. The times I have been there, they have been neither friendly nor unfriendly. It never seems to be busy. Prices are as expected a little higher than at the supermarkets but you are paying for the convenience of not going to the supermarket!

This convenience store has existed a fairly long time. Perhaps its best attribute is its location,…read moreright next to the East Bay Bike Path. Also, pulling out of here is fairly painless, since it's located on a section of Route 114 that is fairly uncongested. And, there is plenty of parking. That's about where the positives end. Inside and outside of the store appear dingy. Don't expect a big selection of drinks, snacks or grocery items. Restocking of shelves and coolers is rather spotty, with huge gaps in stock. A small table for Keno players occupies space toward the front of the store, with some very worn floor tiles under the table. The store had a generally unclean smell, and the male cashier wasn't exactly personable.