I was looking for kids probiotics so was happy to learn there was a pharmacy on Main St, Vineyard…read moreHaven, however, It no longer exists at 65 Main St. There is a Dentist here instead :(

Professional, kind, accurate, attentive...simply the best. Love you, Warren! Love you, Donna!read more

PROS: This is a great place to shop at on the island. This is one of the few franchises on the…read moreisland, and I recommend coming here over a local grocery store. Their selection is the greatest and the prices are fair. Staff is also nice CONS: This is a quarter of the size of a regular stop and shop. OVERALL: This is the place id go to for every grocery store needs. Local stores just don't have as much

This market reminds me of the supermarkets one would find in NYC. The aisles are tightly packed,…read morethe options are more limited compared to their larger counterparts but there is still a good variety. The check out is literally right next to the entrance/exit. They have a small amount of fresh/prepackaged foods which may or may not have been sitting there for hours/days. The confusing bit is that there is another section of the store for toiletries or non-grocery items. It isn't so obvious for a newbie like me. You can find soaps, scrubs, baskets, lotions etc. You have to walk through the back area of the shop though. This market serves the need of the people but I am so surprised that it is so tiny since it is serving one of the largest communities on the Island. There aren't many other choices so you just have to suck it up. Don't come expecting too much however.

My wife and I spent our week-long on ACK in early June '25, and we are proud to say we were the…read morefirst customers at the counter grill. Will cooked us up a hotdog, chips, and homemade pickles. Great soda fountain, with the old school counter feel. They have sandwiches, desserts, and of course, ice cream. The hotdogs are damn good. Will is a great entrepreneur and accommodating host too; just a good egg who can carry a decent conversation. Prices are very good for town too. Busy place. In town, so the foot traffic is heavy. The store is usually packed, and they offer a few local type trinkets and the typical CVS kind of stuff. No negatives whatsoever.

Today was my second attempt to grab breakfast here, despite a bad experience the first time…read more Unfortunately, this visit was even worse. The heavyset African-American lady behind the counter, who prepares the food, had a terrible disposition both times. While I understand that people can have bad days, this was beyond that. On my first visit, she was unpleasant and ignored us. On the second visit, she ignored us for about 8 minutes, despite only two other customers being in the restaurant who had already been served. When I finally placed my order for three Moons Over My Hammy, one Barnyard, and two coffees to go, she reconfirmed my order out loud. Later, she denied this, claiming I only ordered two Moons Over My Hammy. While preparing our order, another customer she seemed to know well walked in. She was immediately pleasant and bubbly with this customer, prioritized their order, and served other guests who arrived after us. Despite waiting 20-30 minutes, we never received our coffees. When I asked the male employee working with her about our order, the lady behind the counter developed a nasty attitude and started behaving oddly. I began to suspect she might be doing something spiteful to our food. When we finally got home and I bit into my sandwich, I found a crumpled piece of paper inside. Horrified, I immediately stopped eating and returned to the store, demanding a complete refund. Shockingly, she told me twice to "go f*** myself." She then acted like a victim, complaining to other guests and claiming the paper was stuck between the cheese. I asked how it could have crumbled itself into such a large piece, but she continued to play the victim. This experience was unacceptable and deeply disappointing. I will never take my business here again and I live on this island during the summer times full time. I can only imagine how much business she has lost this company because I've seen her act this way with certain people that walk in as well that are not to her liking at first sight.

We didn't get the employees name, but she was the nicest lady. She helped my bf get ther correct…read morecharger and opened it for him to make sure everything worked. You don't get good help like this nowadays. She is a value to your company.

A pricey convenience store in downtown Falmouth. It's easy to find, since it's beside a gas…read morestation&across the street from a church. The service is excellent, especially in the pharmacy. The prices, however, are higher than CVS&Walmart. There are tons of Cape Cod souvenirs, from keychains to tacky stickers, shark-shaped beer bottle openers. One can get Twilight movies in English&French (Quebec plates are seen on Cape Cod), kombucha, vegan cold brew, a wide assortment of Halloween candy. The Rite Aid has more parking than is visible from the street. The people are amiable. An OK place.

Someone that works here told me to come to this location to buy a diabetic sensor, specifically…read morebecause they'll sell it over the counter. This location decided to opt out of that for me for some odd reason.

So I've heard many bad reviews for this place. But I thought that I got the best experience they…read morehelped me get my medication really easily. I didn't wait that long. The music was good. Everyone was working and they weren't rude to me. They were nice so I'm not sure What people are saying.

I only expect that this lifetime will provide me with one single desire to review a store like…read moreCumberland Farms. Why do it? Because on a small island, Cumberland Farms is quite high on the ladder in terms of everything desirable, all behind the grimy door of this well-situated chain store. Get your daily dose of island gossip here, first of all. (They do have some stiff competition in this department with Mocha Mott's around the corner on Main Street and Shirley's Hardware up on State Road.) Lurk around the front door, the side of the building and down near the corner by the post office; you will get all of the up to date news before anyone else. (Note that if you loiter around the side near the fire station, you may get offered some drugs or if it is dark, encounter some whacked out drunks who are not always polite.) Island gossip usually follows the same pathways. It's about people, first and foremost: Who landed in jail last night, who is running for reelection, who caught a big fish, who died. Next- politics and anything related to it. On a small island that means traffic lights, immigration issues, school concerns, the hospital, the Steamship Authority and tourism. If you want local opinions and up to date news stories, hang out here for a bit. As this spot is so close to the ferry, it's often the first or last stop to visit. Coffee, candy, chips, soda and newspapers are hot items. If you like magazines, they have everything- and they are the first place to get People, The National Enquirer and Star Magazine. Once again, Cumby's is the first place on the island to reveal serious dirt, in this case of the Brad and Angelina variety. This is a hard core islander spot, filled with locals of all types. Many of them like to buy their lottery tickets here and by golly, there have been some big winners over the years. Some guys show up every day to play the numbers. You'll get familiar with them if you pick up this habit. Cumby's is open late so the island kids who are out driving around the island looking for something to do generally end up here for some junk food before going home. It is very busy just before closing time and most people at that hour are very drunk or very high- or both. The staff has been here forever and they each have their own distinct style. They are very happy to be working here and treat you with respect and a certain wary tenderness. If you show up a few times and smile, they will appreciate you and smile back, but it takes some time. I'm sure they have dealt with some bizarre situations over the years. Cumby's is really one of the island's greatest spots, given its hours, its location and its ability to attract all kinds of people. Yes, it's grungy, slimy and sells a lot of crappy junk food at prices which will make you recoil, but there's just something so welcoming and funky about this place that I have to review it and have to give it four stars.

Nice place with very cheap coffee and hot chocolate, you also can add sugar and flavors. Friendly…read morepeople :)

As much as I enjoy earning points, I also need to spend cash on stuff. Today's visit was to hit up…read morethe Allpoint ATM at this Walgreens and pick up a cold bottle of water from the cooler. Easy. The store is laid out the same as others. it was well stocked, clearly marked prices and the cashier welcomed me to Walgreens when I entered. The parking lot is clean and clear of trash. This was an OK visit. [Review 18645 overall - 65 in Rhode Island - 2167 of 2022.]

I use to love the pharmacy staff and great treatment I received,l when Mark was here. He addressed…read moreeverything in a calm, courteous and kind manner. Now the pharmacy staff continues to be rude, obnoxious, and hostile, particularly Shawn. Sarcastically and loudly asked if I am here for drugs?! I did not misunderstand. I have been on the same prescription meds for years. There is no reason for this mistreatment.

I've had 2 good experiences and a terrible one today. My doctor ordered an antibiotic and I…read morereceived a text that the pharmacy ordered it with no estimate of when it would be available. I called the pharmacy because it's been a day and I don't want to wait another, it's my 3rd antibiotic to treat this infection. The woman who answered the pharmacy phone was impatient, unsympathetic and useless. She said they had no idea when it will come in - it could be weeks. I asked it the Orleans Walgreens might have it and she hung up.

I found the people who work at this store including the pharmacy to be very helpful and nice…read more,always willing to give the extra time. to help.

I don't love CVS in general but this location is convenient to pick up prescriptions…read more It can get a little hectic in here at times... so not my favorite location besides the convenience factor being inside of the mall. They do have everything you need but the prices are high... It's CVS- what more can I say...

It is that time when the flu vaccine program is initiated again at my workplace. All employees must…read morereceive a flu vaccine unless there is a medical or religious exemption. When I received the notification about getting the flu vaccine, I didn't think twice about getting the vaccine at my local CVS. I've previously gotten vaccines here before and always had a great experience. I scheduled the flu vaccine appointment on CVS's website. It was very easy to use and there were plenty of dates and times available. I received a confirmation email after scheduling and a few reminders as well about the appointment. On the day of the appointment, I received another reminder and a link to check in when I arrive at CVS. I checked in and I went to the pharmacy counter to inform them I was here for my flu vaccine. I took a seat and waited about 10 minutes till Gary introduced himself and bought me to the vaccination area. It was a quick process. Other times I had gotten vaccines, the employees would give me vaccine information statements and close the door. This time that didn't happen. CVS emailed me later that a new vaccination record is on my health dashboard. I submitted a copy of the record to my workplace and I have completed the requirement. No problems at all and such an easy process. I would recommend CVS Pharmacy to a friend or family member.