Lovely convenience store w nice staff. A go to in Durham if your looking for a clutch store late at…read morenight.

They made me pay for an open bag of popcorn that I spilled. It was clearly open and I had to pay…read more4.50. Could have hootenanny the bag for a dollar at market basket. I hate this place.

The man who works nights is the friendliest. Big fan of this location. Who knew the pastry's were…read moremade fresh on location!

What a great selection of items for a small little market. The employees were super kind and…read morehelpful. We were able to find lots of fun local brews and snacks for our trip. My friend lives locally and only speaks highly of them. She says they even stock specific things they ask for so they don't have to go to larger markets as well. Small town gem

Their staff are always so kind and helpful, eager to do whatever they can for you and the other…read morecustomers! They always have smiles on their faces and it's just a joy to come to this store!

Average prices but great, convenient location in the heart of a college drinking town. I was a…read moreregular during my days at UNH and the owner always went out of his way to see how you were doing or where the party was that night. Always made the beer run enjoyable.

They have plenty of beer and a good selection, but its the only place in town that charges $5.00…read morefor a set of pin pong balls. Classic supply and demand.

The nicest people and good prices. They are generally helpful and honest. I always look forward to…read moregoing there.

Friendly staff, wide range of beverages. Always willing to find brands that customers seek…read more Better prices than many other stores

Great beer selection. Kind of dive beer store on the side of the highway. Not much to be said…read morebeyond that

Oh, Gary's. Definitely don't judge a book by it's cover when it comes to this establishment, as…read morethey actually are doing things well. Gary's provides an abundant of craft beer options to take home, for decent prices. They even have some wine selections and mixers. I typically frequent this spot when I am looking to make some mimosas, as you can get Prosecco and juice for $6. How can you go wrong? At the end of the day, it's a beverage store. They are doing what they are meant to do well, and honestly, the prices are really decent. If you are looking for a quick stop for some beverages, this is a spot to hit when you are in the Portsmouth area!

My wife and I visited this food-deli-coffee shop today for the first time while visiting Maine this…read moreweek and enjoyed our lunch experience. The location was very convenient off of Rt. 1 in beautiful, historic York, ME, parking was limited and tight, the outside of the building was okay, not crazy beautiful or eye-catching in my opinion, we were not greeted upon entering, it is kind of chaotic inside for a new customer and it took us a few minutes to figure things out, how to order, etc., the lunch sandwiches that we order we HUGE!, I ordered a tun sandwich which was by far the biggest tuna sandwich I've ever ordered anywhere in the world, employees were efficient and friendly, prices were surprisingly reasonable, the inside of the store was clean and did not smell, it was pleasantly air-conditioned, and the restroom was clean and did not smell.

Came for dinner. We had lasagna…read more Steak tips and chicken tips in peppers. Theres also a Has station there. A bakery and a coffee shop. A food shop wuth pizza and hot and cold food and burgers and a convenience store.

What makes this a great store is that they're open 24/7. They aren't a huge store but they do offer…read moremore than most stores with a selection of shelf stable food items and a wall of refrigerated food items, including a cooler or two of ice cream etc. You can get milk, cheese, frozen dinners and ice cream. They carry the standard stuff for a CVS. I find it harder to locate things in this store despite the aisle signs. So melatonin is semi-hidden and not anywhere near the vitamins or supplements. They seem to have a larger supply of cosmetics than other locations I've been in. The pharmacy hours are very reasonable. They don't have a drive thru which would be nice. My interaction with pharmacy staff so far has been pretty basic -- not particularly helpful but they weren't outright rude either (which is becoming more common w pharmacy staff as work conditions are deteriorating). They had no cashier at any of the registers at 6pm on a busy Saturday night. They have 3-4 self checkouts that were open and needed to be used. There was a line to checkout. I gave up trying to use a coupon on an item because I needed to leave and couldn't wait for help to magically appear. The checkout I was at didn't allow for cash back when using a debit card. That was unusual and disappointing. Maybe one of the other registers does have that feature but you'd have to study the signage around the checkout area (which is very cramped and has a lot of information posted all around it). If you have the CVS app, you can order items online and then just go in to pick them up. If you're not getting a prescription, that'd be my suggestion. The parking lot is free and is a busy area. At night it is lit but it would be better if it was brighter. Because it is close to downtown Nbpt there are certainly folks on foot and bikes so be careful. This is one of the only CVS' that I will actually go into. For some reason, the customers at many of them are just not pleasant people. Why they attract stressed out, rude, and/or annoyed customers I don't know but that's been my CVS experience and part of the reason I took my prescriptions and business elsewhere. Life is hard enough without having a stressful experience for simple pharmacy/convenience store shopping. You shouldn't need to do breathing exercises in your car because you have to grab a bottle of Tylenol!! lol

Every time I go to this particular CVS (Pond Street), I find the cashiers very rude. Today was no…read moreexception - forgive me for bothering you, it's not like you're that busy! Storey Ave. is a much busier CVS, yet the staff is so much nicer.

Apparently some of the sub-human moids working in the pharmacy feel like it's appropriate to bully…read moremedical patients using their misunderstanding of current NH law as a foundation for their arguments... Let me make this *VERY CLEAR* Yes, in New Hampshire, a pharmacy can fax a prescription to a doctor's office. This is a common and accepted practice for various reasons, such as clarifying prescription details, requesting refills, or transferring prescriptions. Here's a more detailed explanation: Common Practice: Faxing prescriptions is a standard method for communication between pharmacies and prescribers in New Hampshire. Reasons for Faxing: Pharmacies may fax prescriptions to: Clarify prescription details with the prescriber. Request a refill authorization. Transfer a prescription from one pharmacy to another. Electronic Prescribing: While electronic prescribing (e-prescribing) is becoming more prevalent, faxing remains a valid method, particularly for controlled substances or in situations where electronic systems are not available. DEA Regulations: The DEA requires computer-generated prescriptions, including those transmitted by fax, to be manually signed by the prescriber. Original Prescription: For Schedule II controlled substances, the pharmacy must still receive the original, signed, written prescription before dispensing the medication. Confidentiality: Faxing prescriptions requires maintaining patient confidentiality, which is a crucial aspect of pharmacy practice THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO REQUESTING THE PRESCRIPTION. If you are requesting the original, signed, written prescription before dispensing the medication this is not a crime, nor a reason to harass, belittle, or gaslight your customers. It's almost like some of your pharmacists might be dipping into your Adderall stockpiles.

Well..., it happened again! I needed to renew on of my meds, and found that at another pharmacy…read morenear my home, the cost would be $24.00 for the 30 generic tablets I needed. For old times' sake I checked with Walgreens, in Lee, New Hampshire and their price (for the identical order) was $340.00! Be careful folks, and do some comparison shopping. Keep more of your money in your pocket...