We didn't but anything in under 2 minutes because I was texting someone. And they told me but…read moresomething or leave in 2 minutes. It was terrible, The food smelled terrible. It smelled like cigarettes terrible environment I would never go back ever again!

If a contest were to take place, Weymouth may win for convenience stores. There are SO many of…read morethem, every which way, throughout the town/city. EZ Mart sits on Washington Street (Route 53), at the intersection of Mutton Lane, and is a great option for any 'convenient' type of product. The EZ Mart is a large store, conveniently open 24 hours, with all the normal stuff and more. They have a large variety of chips, crackers, snacks, candy, soda, drinks, ice cream, italian ice, newspapers, the Lottery, and a large variety of even household items ranging from paper towels to laundry detergent, and even dog food. The store is quite large and is vast in comparison to other places. The guy working was nice and the store is dead frequently (being that there is at least five other convenience stores within this section of Washington Street). Definitely a good option for any "convenience store" sort of item for 4 stars.

Consider going somewhere else. The lady up front overcharged me even though the price was marked…read moreclearly on the item. I wonder how many other people they are doing it to.

I don't know what that one star review was all about. I found this store to be a real find. I…read moreactually was heading to Curtis liquors, but they were closed. Then I turned around and saw this place and went in. The prices are competitive. The people were super friendly - They greeted me; they offered to help me find some thing; and they thanked me for my business. It is just not that hard and these people nailed it. they are a little far from my home, but I am in that area maybe once a month. I will definitely pay them a visit.

Very convenient. Great location. Plenty of parking. Easy convenient in and out. A frequent stop for…read moreme for milk and last minute things.

Stopped in at The Barrel for the first time and was so impressed! Truly a local gem! We ordered two…read moresandwiches from the deli, both were excellent. The staff were so kind and even took our order before the deli officially opened, which was such a nice touch. Even though it was busy with families stopping in, kids riding up on bikes, and people grabbing items on their way to work, everything ran smoothly and felt welcoming. The outdoor seating area is great with plenty of tables, benches, cornhole, a walk-up soft serve/Italian ice window, and even a Free Little Library. Inside and out, everything was clean and well kept. Perfect mix of deli, general store, and community spot. Can't wait to come back!

Such a cute little country store. We got soft serve from the side window (Italian ice was the other…read moreoption). They just serve in cups (no cones). Inside we got seltzer, kombucha, and the peanut butter balls someone else mentioned in a review. They are good little energy bites. Woman at the register was super friendly.

Very convenient great staff, never long lines. They will…read moreopen another register if the lines get congested

Gas prices are competitive and signed up for Smart savings today to get that extra 10 cents off per…read moregallon to ease the burden. Cashiers are always friendly; refreshing to get a hello and not a grunt as a response back. Coffee area could be cleaner but generally only a problem at peak times.

Stunning Renovation Makes This Liquor Store a Must-Vist…read more I recently checked out the newly renovated main street market and deli, and I have to say,the transformation is impressive The updated design is modern and inviting, with sleek shelving and a well organized layout that make finding what you need a breeze. The selection of spirits, wines, and craft beers has really expanded. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of local craft brews and unique wines then now offer.The staff was incredibly and eager to help,offering great recommendations without being pushy. Pricing is fair and there are often good deals on popular items. The store itself is clean, well-lit, and has a great atmosphere. Overall, this place is very good and I highly recommend stopping by. Hope it helps and happy reviewing

Had canned cranberry sauce (jellied, of course) when we needed it for Thanksgiving…read more Had Heinz ketchup when we needed it for a BBQ. Has beer and wine. Has Andy Capp's Hot Fries. Has a deli counter with Dietz & Watson meatwiches! Has parking in the back. Has four stars.

was in the east weymouth store on commercial st to purchase cigarettes and i had a wonderful…read moreconversation with Marty the Irish woman, so friendly and well spoken . I wish more 7-11 employees were like her!!

First of all is Steve single? From one Steve to another I appreciate a good mustache. I love that…read morethere's no verbal bets.Everyone here deserves $50 an hour no exceptions. Also free roam of the hotdog section. One night me and Steve were drunk and fell asleep in the back fridge!Classic Steve love ya mustache

This place acts like they want business. The woman is mean and can't control the child she has in…read morethe store. He runs around like he has zero discipline. I'm not sure what the laws are, but this kid is always in the store. She needs to get it together. I won't be back. She is rude and mean.

Yeah, not so much for me…read more I'm like two buildings down from DV, and while I'm not a convenience store guy, I've dropped in a couple of times to try and encourage local business. On those rare stops, the gentleman behind the counter has always been pleasant, greeting me with a smile. Today I zipped in, and the woman working was the opposite. For example, she would not accept the two-dollar bill I gave her (after holding it up to light in what appeared to be an attempt to see if it were counterfeit) as part of my payment. When I asked why, she said because no one wants it as their change and so she'll have to go back to the bank, so just give her two other dollars. I like the idea of convenience stores being convenient for me more so than being convenient for them. So, even though they are super-close, I'd rather go out of my way to give my money to someone who at least pretends they appreciate my business.