Very big parking lot, they have lots of pumps and the staff is amazing…read more. coolers are stocked and variety of product bathrooms are clean! store is clean very pleasant place

It's the average gas station with a little convenience store inside. It's not great but it gets the…read morejob done!

Ordered bone in chicken. For $17 we got an 8 piece that consisted of 5 chicken legs, one breast…read moreand two wings. The cheapest cuts of the chicken! The rolls were $1.99 each and the size of a silver dollar. The taste was ok, but we felt ripped. Will not be ordering there again.

Super nice people, making delicious food! They even ordered…read moremy favorite German beer to have in stock for me. The steak bomb pizza was amazing, the cheese pizza and chicken tenders were incredible too ! Thank you for caring to be the best!

I haven't been to this spot since 93-94 time-frame and the food is still just as good as I…read moreremember. The service was superb and the staff superb friendly and polite. I ordered the hot pastrami sub small and didn't have a long wait for it either. Very clean and spacious restaurant with a lot of options in the mini mart side for drinks and snacks.

The people there are wonderful. The sandwiches were great. They also were going to start making…read morelike Greek Lebanese type sandwiches right by Pinkerton academy

It's dangerous when someone carries the title of "pharmacist" and purposely weaponizes their…read moredesignation to lie to both customers and patrons of the pharmacy, as well as their staff. I entered this CVS this morning to buy Syringes to administer my Testosterone prescription which is on file at CVS. I was met by a rude Pharmacy Tech that scoffed, rolled her eyes at me and went to the pharmacist: Craig Boardman. Craig Boardman stepped in, and told me that New Hampshire state law prohibits him from selling me an Intra-Muscular Syringe for my accompanying prescription and that I need to have my doctor send a prescription specifically just for syringes. Now, I am not from New Hampshire originally, so I took the time to do my due dilligence and research the issue. It turns out: Craig was blatantly lying. New Hampshire law actually states that the amount of syringes that you can sell to someone with an accompanying prescription that REQUIRES the syringes an UNLIMITED amount of syringes WITHOUT A PRESCRPTION SPECIFICALLY for them as long as the individual is an ADULT over 18. I am 32 years old and I look 40. LOL. It is also NOT a CVS policy to do this. Had he just said "I reserve my right to refuse the business"- I probably would've just walked away. But since this is for medication that I badly need, we are in the middle of a record breaking snowstorm inhibiting travel to another pharmacy and delaying my shipments- I am calling it out. You cannot weaponize fake laws in front of a staff that looks to you for knowledge. You are ruining the next generation of pharmacists and creating an environment of judgement. Stop lying to customers and your team and stop rejecting people the right to use their medication. It is insanely dangerous to flirt with.

Extremely rude pharmacy employee's . You call to see if it's ready and they are so rude about time…read moreand when to pick up, tried to ask how much and they all ready hung up. No good by, no see you soon, if your not happy with your job then leave , plenty of good people are looking for jobs, so sad

The self checkout is hot garbage. Please don't force your customers to use it. Takes too long, is…read moresuper glitchy and typically requires an attendant to fix it.

Soda's are no longer 75 cents - they are now 1.08 with tax - same price as the McD drive thru. Gas…read moreprices are still normally competitive but not always lowest in town. AM service is still pretty decent but afternoons and dinner has been horrible last few months. High turnover and some that just don't care. 1 register open and the line back to the beer cooler more than a few recent visits - and I don't mean right after school when its packed with kids. Overnight dude is still cool and friendly. I've gone from 1-2 visits a day to 1 a week... if that. It's gone from top notch to blissfully mediocre. Not sure anyone really cares besides me.

In the area again for work. Stopped at 0810 hours to fuel up and get a drink. All the lights off…read moreand door chained and padlocked like before. I'm at the point where I'm guessing it's not open 24/7 like their website says but hard to tell when they do open because there is nothing with their hours anywhere. I'm curious what kind of convenience store opens after 0800 especially when they are located on the main road?

Conveniently located on route 102 near near the route 93 exit 4 exit. Decent gas prices and the…read moreusual convenient store items.

Do not buy gas here! I used a credit card to fill my tank and when I was done I took the nozzle out…read moreand noticed the sale kept rising and the gallons did too, I was already done fueling but the pump kept charging me, the cashier didn't care, not a very clean store anyways

there are a lot of things to say about this but I have one thing... eeh It's just like any 7-11 everread more

Always stop in here when visiting the Friends in NH, get off the Highway & this is usually our…read morefirst stop... Gas station usually always has an open pump which is a plus, but the store tends to always be packed... They do carry some great little "toys" under the cabinet for those that are inclined to "smoke" things... A good stop & its NH so Cheaper Cigarettes, YAY!!!!

Cheaper gas than other nearby stations and a convenience store with the usual sundry items.read more