Ever been a visitor to a city you are not familiar with and just wanted a couple of items you knew…read moreyou could get from your favorite drugstore chain? YES! That was why I was here! I wanted some water and a couple of snacks to tide us over until we got onboard our ship. This walk didn't seem too far from the hotel, so off I went! There was a reason there were like NO PEOPLE anywhere. The winds were whipping and it was more than a wee bit chilly! I should have Uber-ed, I guess, but hoofing it in the wind, in the cold and what felt like up hill both ways, WHAT AN ADVENTURE! This store was laid out different from the CVS Box Stores in Dallas, but was able to find all I wanted. No two CVS stores seem to ever be the same. The water prices were significantly higher than Dallas and actually were not much different from what the hotel was selling them. At least I had a great cooling off power walk out of it! The other item that kind of took a bite out of me, was there is a Bag Fee in Boston. How absolutely ironic! The city that took on the King of England over fees and taxation has a "bag" fee. Poor Samuel Adams, I bet he is rolling in his grave! In his honor, I'm rebelling with taking down a star from this otherwise 5 star establishment. (But I'm giving it back as it sure isn't CVS' fault that the local taxing governments have forgotten their history!)

A nice spot where if you have a Capital One card you can get half price on all beverages. It's a…read morereply nice spot to sit and have a conversation while enjoying food and drinks.

Never usually go to this 7-eleven because it's on the other side of southie, but I was doing…read moreerrands and needed Juul pods. First of all they are $20 instead of the normal $16... I asked her why they are more expensive here in comparison to the their 7 11 I buy them from literally right down the street. She was very rude and speaks little to zero English. I sucked it up and tried to buy them, but my card got declined. I then transferred money into my account as I was at the register. It then got declined again after the fact, which made no sense because I just had transferred some over. I looked at my statements and I was then charged double the amount, totaling $40. The cashier could not have been more rude and dismissive, and refused to even give me the Juul pods I just paid double for. I left completely enraged. I came back a few days later and she could not have been any more unhelpful than the day it happened. I resorted to calling the head quarters to get my money back since that was my only other option. You have one job, a cashier at 7 11 and still aren't qualified for it. Never going into this pharmacy ever again. Truly traumatizing experience.

This spot is always clean, cool, and quiet whenever I stop in to grab a coffee, an orange juice, or…read moreanything else on my way to work. The gent behind the counter usually says hello too, which is always nicer than your average square.

I give 5 stars to J Pace & Son for food, service and affordable prices!…read more I had pancakes and bacon with coffee for breakfast, my wife had a wonderful bacon, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich. The pancakes were surprisingly good; fluffy and flavorful. The bacon was more than enough. The coffee was hot, hot, hot! You have a choice of House Blend and Dark Roast. I chose the House Blend and it disappeared as fast as my pancakes and bacon. Before I flew back home I returned and ordered a grilled pastrami sandwich with grilled onions, mustard and provolone cheese. I enjoyed half of it on the plane and my wife loved her half. Definitely love the busyness and amount of things to eat and drink here at quite possibly the most reasonable prices in the Seaport area.

I had a sausage, egg and cheese bagel breakfast sandwich to go. The sandwich was very hefty and a…read moregreat portion. Flavor was good as well. I did have ketchup on the side and wish they gave a little bit more packets. All in all, a great breakfast sandwich option!

I stopped here because I was looking to pickup a few single beer cans to enjoy back at my hotel…read more Fort Point Market has a homey feeling, something you don't always expect in the seaport area. It is a convenient, medium sized shop with a large wine and decent beer selection. Of course there are food goods as well, but I wouldn't go here expecting to do a full grocery run (Trader Joe's nearby will fill that need.) Service was perfect for my needs, which allowed me to browse the beer selection on my own and determine what I needed. But others who had questions were attentively helped. Definitely worth a visit if you need something quick and easy!

This market I never knew existed. It has lots of different kinds of beers and beverages. It is a…read moresmall market and I recommend if you want beers to go.

Jaykay jaykay. They…read morewere just renovating. Why am I a compulsive liar!?

Pretty much your average 7-Eleven but it has Irish and UK imported candy and beverages available…read more The staff has always been friendly during my visits as well.

I was a loyal customer for this 7/11 store since I was a sophomore in high school which was when I…read moreactually started to stop by this 7/11 to buy stuff for school. The guy there was always nice and friendly with me, he would recognize me immediately no matter what day of the week I went because I would go numerous times. With this in mind, on August 22, I have decided to bring my cousin there and my girlfriend for late night treats. The guy that was there was the one that always seen me visit the store since I was 16. (21 now) but instead of a "how you doing today man good to see you" I've gotten suspicious looks and bad vibes from the man who I would conversate with every time I would make a purchase. Me and my cousin decided to get big gulps. I got the biggest which was a Double gulp, probably like 2.74. My cousin thinking there wasnt any difference got the Double Gulp instead of the Big Gulp which was 99 cents. We go to check out, they ring him up and they told him the price. He was surprised, not knowing why the price wasn't like what he had expected. the cashier then told him in a bad way "cant you see it over there?" my cousin followed up by saying if he could just dump the drink from that cup to a big gulp cup instead. They were not having it, they we're both arguing over a $1 difference pretty much. I made my mind up and just payed on my card as I was aware there was a guy on the other cashier waiting for service. But all I could do was laugh the whole time because both the idea and my cousin were naturally funny to me. I payed the drinks and we waited outside while my girlfriend moved up to the cashier we had just finished leaving. After she finished, She told me something very interesting as to how these employees think of their customers, well first of all they did not think my girlfriend was coming with us. So a white customer decided to say "I almost payed for them to get those f**ks outta here" the guy that has seen me for almost 5 years decided to say "yeah we get ***h*les like that everyday" the cashier and him decided to talk in their native language about who knows what. But what shocked me the most was when I was told that a Racial slur was involved. It took every bone and tissue in my body to go back in there and confront the man without being violent. I made my mind up to go back in there and talk to the guy. I waited patiently for customers to leave, and I walked right in. I called him over and asked if I can talk to him for a few seconds. I then proceeded to tell him "When me and my cousin bought drinks and we left , I was told that Racial slurs and vulgar language was present, I do not understand why I should be disrespected when I put money in your pockets, I come here everyday..." He then looks at me with a sick look and says "go away, get out of here, I do not want to talk to you" all I could say to make the situation still seem passive was "all I wanted to do was talk" these days people just want you to get mad so they can just call the cops and take you away for good but this? I refuse to let it die down. I will not stop untill I get the right solution for this that will let me sleep at night. Because just when you thought visiting a store for a long period of time and having some sort of friendly insight with the workers All of that MEANS NOTHING. All they are good for is collecting your money. I have been green in the face with rage since yesterday night which was when it happened. I am just disappointed, and this makes me hesitate towards a 7/11.

I needed something quick and sweet and very late, to feed the vampire inside of me...so refreshing…read morereminds me of my childhood

The warm food is always stocked which is a nice surprise. It is a pretty small 7 eleven but clean…read more My only gripe is that it does not feel safe often because of the people in there and the staff regularly invites arguments rather than calming folks down

This is a much more useful Walgreens than others because it's so big, so full of snacks and other…read moresundries you might need as a tourist staying nearby in a hotel and everything isn't locked up so you can get it yourself and bring it up to get checked out. A little short staffed, I always had to wait to check out, but not too long.

This is one of the largest Walgreens that I have ever seen…read more We stopped in to get some water while we were doing the Freedom Trail walk. Nice location about halfway through the walk.

i was shopping for some new tires on tirerack.com (GREAT prices btw) and saw these guys as a…read more"recommended installer". i work nearby so i decided to give 'em a shot since i was tight on time and wanted to get the new tires put on while i was at work. i called and spoke to john who told me to just get the tires shipped directly there and they'd put em on the same day they showed up. really polite and professional. scott called me 2 days later to let me know the tires arrived and told me to bring it on by and they'd fit me in. i dropped my car off and he gave me a ride back to the office which i thought was pretty swell. couple hours later he calls and says we're ready to roll. i get a ride over to my car, drop $100 for 4 tires mounted and balanced, and i'm on my merry way. the kicker is that i told scott he could put 1 or 2 of my old tires in the back seat since they wouldn't all fit in the trunk and i didn't have time to clean it out, but he didn't want my seats to get dirty, so he moved all the stuff in my trunk to the backseat so the tires would fit. whatta guy!

Russ (owner of the shop) is extremely courteous and so are his employees. Don't let the location or…read morenot so new building fool you. Russ and most of the guys who work for him are seasoned race card drivers (don't let some of the young faces fool you) and if they can maintain cars abused in competition, your car is a piece of cake to them.

Went there early in the morning to grab an energy drink. They had an "issue" with the cash register…read moreso they had to close. Mind you, this is supposed to be open 24/7.

The 7-Eleven is right next-door to Harborside Inn where we stayed. It has a lot of items. Prices…read morewere definitely higher than what we pay in Oklahoma. We did get up early on Friday morning and went and got coffee. Coffee was pretty good. For two small coffees it was a little over six dollars. We walked out of the 7-Eleven with our coffees. We noticed people were walking by us with Dunkin' Donuts cups, and there's a Dunkin' Donuts one block up. The employee who was working there was very nice.