Just went here to get gas, and threw out TWO Dunkin' Donuts bags (not even filled with anything…read moremind you) in the designated trash can for the gas pump area. An employee came out and started yelling at me for "filling up" her trash can with my two small empty brown bags, and told me to leave and go to the car wash down the street. Needless to say, she had an episode over the equivalent size of two pieces of paper going in the trash can, and I did not get gas there, nor will I ever return. I am SO sorry that you have to physically service the trash can that you made available to your customers to use.

I needed a restroom. I went in and waited for about 15 mins, and when I went to knock on the locked…read moredoor to prompt the imagined occupant, I realized there's a sign saying I needed a key from the front desk. I went to the clerk who said, "The restrooms are for employees only." There are no signs saying this, and I've used them in the past. I think she was just being a jerk. If had any less impulse control I would've taken a dump next to the locked bathroom door, I was so angry.

Well if you're out and about do you need a good cuppa Joe stop at Cumberland Farms and get you want…read moreto go yummy

Pumps often don't take credit cards. That said they're better than the gas station across the streetread more

Consistently a cheaper place for gas and in a pretty convenient spot. I've never had any trouble…read moregetting in or out of here. It can get a bit busy on the commute home but generally you can find a pump open right away. Decent stop as a convenience store goes, it is a bit on the smaller side but is perfect for what it does. For me, it's the prices of gas here.

The closest I've seen any of the staff get to wearing a mask is tucking it under their chin. Most…read moreof the time, masks aren't present. They're often rude, not acknowledging customers and/or taking several minutes to prioritize other tasks while customers are waiting: today there was a line of about 10 people and they didn't seem to be in any rush. The girl with dyed red hair who works there was not wearing a mask when she slid past me in a very small aisle and was so close that her leg touched mine. They don't sanitize anything, and don't enforce customers to wear masks either. I'm surprised they've gone over a year without following any of the state-mandated guidelines and rules without getting reported.

Wow the GIRL that is working tonight,is a very rude and stuck up __ __ __ __ __; I handed her my…read moremoney and she acted like I had a disease , I told her thank you have a goodnight, she said ta like hell with you and eeewww get out of my store,I have to get back to facebook. Very rude everytime I go in there she's very fucking rude, please talk to your worker.

Mostly a good store there inventory is very good and most prices are fare . But a roll of TP for…read more$4.45 give me a break and a tiny jar of mayonnaise $3.56 not good

I've been stopping here every morning for about a year. The staff is super friendly, the deli…read moreperson makes great sandwiches, the store is clean. I really enjoy chatting before starting my work day. So many choices of Green Mtn Coffee, Speeder and Earl's and Green Mtn Coffee Company. The egg, bacon and cheese wrap is real and cost less than a $1.70. Made fresh. And so good.

They got a script to fill earlier in the day, I stopped twice. The first time they said it hadn't…read morecome through yet. The second time I was told basically "we have the request but you'd have to wait here an hour because we have many vaccinations to give" so I left as I had groceries in the car. Much later when another family member tried to pick it up, it turned out, they didn't HAVE the med in stock and never notified anyone. At that point other nearby Walgreens were closed or closing so it couldn't be had the same evening. I asked why they didn't notify. "I didn't have the staff to call," was the answer. Disappointing and dangerous way to run a pharmacy. If in medical danger, this could mean the difference between treatment and having to go to the Emergency Room at the hospital. Disappoined. More of this kind of failure and they could be sued.

This Walgreens is EXCEPTIONAL !…read more I love the staff- every single staff member is polite and courteous- always dropping everything to help me. It is gratifying to be cared about in finding things at a store when one has little time to read all the signs, or, When a person is unable or uncertain how to locate an item! The store is packed with such a variety of cards, seasonal items, pharmaceutical access and all the usual products that modern day pharmacies offer. An Erica, that works at the pharmacy, was an outstanding help to me the other day. She took the time to research my insurance through the computer and "re-bill" me . This took time but l so appreciated her professionalism and personal concern that l be accurately labeled and billed correctly. I am a frequent shopper at Walgreens, and the staff consistently is kind and helpful ; but l would be remiss if l did not acknowledge Charie, who has been the most personable and professional throughout the years. This woman deserves an AWARD for epic service to the public on behalf of Walgreens. I highly recommend this South Burlington Walgreens. You can be browsing or in a hurry, and l can guarantee that this Walgreens will deliver every time both professionally and caringly.

Its good for a quick in and out along with some fun banter with folks who hang out. Pretty good…read moreselection of beer and snacks and even some tools you might need during your work day. I find it warm and welcoming. AND they always give my dog a treat.

This is a Champlain Farms convenience store and Gulf gas station, and it is incredibly sketchy. The…read moreselection of items is small and way overpriced. Mostly they seem to deal in the low-end beer, lottery tickets, soda, and cigarettes required by Winooski's lower-class and welfare populations. The people behind the counter are often rude and unresponsive and seem to be too busy bickering with each other to actually attend to customers. They run the deli part of the store, where they prepare food, and deal with money and customers at the same time, without washing their hands. It's hard to tell if the manager is stoned or developmentally disabled. The store is absolutely filthy. The floor looks like it hasn't been cleaned in years and chunks of it literally come off underfoot. Counters are sticky and covered with sugar and spilled coffee that seems only rarely to be wiped up. There is sometimes no coffee available because the employees have forgotten to make it. The store is sometimes closed during business hours with a sign on the door saying the employee will be back soon. You often have to run a gauntlet of sketchy-looking people and assorted smokers to get into the door. There are often sketchy people loitering around inside the store, as well, talking to the employees (probably their friends). There is frequently garbage and trash in the parking lot. There is a sketchy apartment upstairs, also owned by Champlain Farms. I was walking past one evening, and a chair came through a second floor window, showering the parking lot with glass, after one of the tenants got angry. The parking lot is frequently the place of business for local drug dealers, including some of the employees of the store. The manager of the store is unresponsive to complaints. All this is basically in the middle of a residential neighborhood. You couldn't ask for anything worse.