A CVS in East Hampton. Cool. Now I know. We had been going to Waldbaum's for everything…read more Not a very knowledgeable pharmacist I got though. He was new. Remember, the sale price only applies if you have a CVS card.

Called and not said I had an Tx that could be filled so I refilled. Only when. I showed up was I…read moretold rx could NOT be refilled without authorization. When. I said the bot said I could, the pharm said "oh yeah, that's a corporation thing". Next went in for eye spray called hypochlor; couldn't find so asked bunch of folks, including supervisor type person, whose re

Good deli and service. Fair prices and the store has most of what you need in the kitchenread more

Love coming here. Service always with a smile. Prices are great. Parking is excellent.read more

Brents is an excellent general store. They have a deli case with various salads (curried chicken,…read moretuna, pasta, egg, potato, macaroni, etc), some latino foods on occasion, deli meats and cheeses, hot entrees made to order, and sandwiches. They also have a pretty good selection of snack stuff: chips and crackers, dips, fruit (which is unusually price marked up), hard boiled eggs, drinks (including beer), coffee, newspapers, pastries, and other typical general store fodder. other features: - On site ATM - outside seating - open early AM

Brent's is a classic spot and I have been going here for years for their fried chicken. But their…read moreprices have become unbearable. For such a convenient spot and duration of their store's location, I would expect them to work harder to keep their prices lower for their products. Just drove there and paid $9 for cookies. ($3.99 @ Stop&Shop in EH.)

Had a very hard time there. They do not accept passports for electronic cigarettes and it was very…read morefrustrating to take an Uber there just to be told that. Spent time and money to deal with an issue that should not be one. I do feel bad for the staff but nicotine is a hell of a drug!

Awful service terribly rude employees. Just save yourself the hassle and go to another convenience…read morestore.

We were accidentally stranded at the Mystic train station, and the station was closed. Luckily,…read moreHenny Penny was right there. We had been planning to enjoy dinner on the train, but alas we were at the WRONG train station. We were supposed to be in New London. I ended up calling Amtrak and then Lyft. We picked up some rather anemic turkey sandwiches. When opened, it turned out that they cleverly packed the middle of the sandwich to look like there was more turkey than the two or so slices that you actually received. The edges of the sandwich were almost devoid of turkey. The food selection is your basic convenience-store offerings: a few sandwiches, burritos, chips, candy, soda, and coffee. The attendant was friendly, and the store was clean. While I can't recommend the turkey sandwiches, we were glad that Henny Penny was so convenient. If there hadn't been hanky-panky with the turkey sandwiches, I would have given them four stars. To be fair, though, that's the first sandwich I have ever bought at a convenience store. So maybe it's typical.

Convenient location. Shop has many items from tourist trinkets to snacks and drinks. Fortunately…read morefound this place while low on gas.

From east hampton to montauk I've found no better place for a great variety of craft beers, ciders…read moreand other beverages than Sam's. It's close to the east hampton train station, has ample nearby parking and is right next to grindstone coffee and donuts.

Best beer selection in East Hampton, excellent options for local breweries but also an impressive…read moreselection of west coast small and mid-size breweries, even some that I've never seen in NYC after years in the city. Maybe the only thing you could ask for is more refrigerated space, seems like they mostly keep the mass market beers in the fridge. Hope they consider offering delivery or partnering with a service to do so, because it's such a tiny space and with COVID there is something to be said for minimizing such interactions.