Just want to pick up my Amazon package and it's always randomly closed. This is probably the worst…read more7/11 in the state. Very poorly managed.

No pizza even when there is 6 slices obviously available...hmmmmm. Smh. I came with 6 cheese slices…read moreready to be devoured and i was told that "pizza was no longer available". I'm not sure if I'm More sad that the pizza isn't in my bosom or that no one will be able to get some of the best pizza on the planet. TRULY UPSET.

Your standard CVS experience. Easy in and out, and a clean store. Monitored parking lot because its…read moreNewport, but otherwise its a good experience.

Located in the Bellevue Gardens Shopping center, this CVS has a matching, super elegant outside to…read morematch the other stores' exteriors. Inside, it's a CVS layout built around one large, square empty space. Each CVS location usually has space for product that are needed by tourists...here, it seemed to be beach chairs...they were everywhere. They have self-checkout lines in the front, which uses your CVS rewards and coupons, regardless of where you are from. Good deal.

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 stopped into Walgreens today which has been my pharmacy for over 15 years. I needed to pick up my…read moreprescription and other pharmacy items that qualified under my FSA account. I had 2 additional items that did not qualify under my FSA and asked if I could add them to my overall purchase at the pharmacy. The technician "huffed" said nothing and continued to ring up my items. After I ran my FSA I had a remaining g balance of $30.00+ for the other items. I pulled up my Walgreens cash rewards and asked to apply it. The technician clearly grew more agitated and replied "I don't know how to use that ", I asked if she could please ask the other tech who was working along side her and she grumbled something under her breath, "tissed through her teeth" at me and walked away without asking the other tech and without acknowledging what I even asked. I then asked the other tech who was just 4ft away if she could help apply my rewards and she kindly did. The other "rude" tech was then taught how to do it and grumbled the final remaining balance at me. I said " wow you're not having a good day ha?" , she then replied "yup and you're making it sooo much better" in an extremely rude tone. I replied back and said "well that's good, I'm glad I can do that for you" she "tissed" again, I paid my balance with my debit card, while doing my best to maintain my composure, and she rudely passed my bag across the counter. I grabbed my bag quickly and said "lighten up" and walked out as she proceeded to laugh out loud behind my back. I'm not the one and today isn't that day, as I am fighting a terrible cold. Hence all the medicine I purchased. Needless to say, I love this Walgreens, and have been a loyal customer for years and have never experienced this type rudeness there. Ever. Clearly she was a bit childish, acting entitled as if ringing me up was not her job. Some of the kiddos in the new "20 something's" generation behave as if they have no understanding of what respect for others is and clearly no formate able work ethic or much experience. The store manager at this store is amazing as is the entire rest of her staff but this "newbie" clearly needs a lesson in customer service. Should I encounter her again here I will request another tech to avoid sinking to her level and letting her know that I am not the one.

Nicer than the 7-11's I remember growing up. Decent prices and one of the few gas stations you'll…read morefind on aquidneck.

Manager was pretty rude when asked a question about using the bathroom. Understandable how they…read moredon't open it to the public anymore, but don't be rude about answering questions.

For the second year in a row I stopped by Gold's while vacationing on Aquidneck Island in order to…read morereplenish my supply of Chi's Chi's Mexican Mudslide. The price at Gold's is $3 cheaper than I have discovered in Connecticut. Once again I found only a trio, now zero, and purchased each. I also checked their inventory of vino which I found a bit uppity, but eventually discovered a bottle of Hearst Ranch Winery's Cabernet Sauvignon that was steeply discounted.

You can't go wrong with Golds. They have everything you could ever want. If you have any…read morequestions, just ask for Jay.

Not sure why the first reviewer only gave them 3 stars when he had "nothing negative to say about…read morethe place" ... whatever .... A Shell gas station paired with a Seasons Corner Market convenience store is the cream of the crop when it comes to refueling your car or your body, and this one is in a prime location on that tourist mecca known as Thames Street, Newport. As is typical of Seasons Corner Markets, this location is more upscale and immaculate than a Cumberland Farms. It features six fuel pumps (including diesel) that are intelligently located amid a parking lot that is not huge, but barely adequate during the off-season. They still did a brisk business on a blustery early April day, so I can only imagine how busy they get when summer is in full swing. I've reviewed so many Seasons Corner Markets that I don't want to repeat myself, so suffice it to say, they have a great selection of drinks, snacks and to-go foods, all well-stocked and nicely presented, with two public bathrooms that are swankier than bathrooms of your typical residence. I stopped here Thursday afternoon to buy a soda and candy bar to accompany a lunch I brought from home (pot roast and mashed potatoes). I didn't want to eat my lunch cold, so I brought the container in and used their microwave to heat it up, and the dude behind the counter was pretty chill about it. Then again, I'm sure he'll see stranger things, once the silly season heats up.

Went here to buy my aunt a pack of Newport 100s. I am 24 and pulled my passport out to verify my…read moreage. The lady ringing me out asked another employee near by if they're supposed to take passports. She said I don't think so but let me go ask management. She went in back for over 5 minutes then yelled no across the store. A passport is one of the most official form of ID in America over a state issued ID, how is it they can't accept that? Not the first instance of what seems like discrimination I've experienced since visiting Newport.

If Whole Foods and Clements Market had a baby it would be A Market. This market is located in the…read moreBellevue Garden Shopping Center. The parking lot is quite spacious, but the plaza only offers paid parking, however you can get your parking validated with purchase at any store in the plaza with proof of parking ticket. The store itself was clean, rather spacious, and well organized with clearly labeled aisles and pricing. I found that you could get many of the staple items at nearby competitors for nearly half the price. I thought they offered unique products in the meals to go section for a reasonable price point. I would recommend the mini snackle boxes and raw pressed juices. Those could actually be useful for a nearby beach trip and I liked that they use glass jars. The woman running the cafe section of the store was very hospitable, but as other Yelpers have mentioned some of the other store associates were less than enthused. I kind of get it though, Newport's upper echelon isn't the easiest clientele to interact with so I would probably get a little stoic over time as well.

Cutest grocery store! Had everything we needed and all the staff are super nice. Their homemade…read morebaked goods are also very good. They have vegan and gluten free options. Their snickerdoodle was amazing!