I grew up in MA and I'm a huge Cumberland Farms fan in general. However, I came here for gas last…read moreweek and there aren't enough stations to accommodate the demand. I had to wait a few minutes for a spot to open up. This place needs to add more stations if they are able to as its rare you ever have to wait for a spot to open up at a gas station.

A positive bevy of snack foods and a selection of energy drinks that calls out to the sleepy…read morepopulation of Marion like siren song. Immaculately clean surfaces as far as the eye can see. An arrangement of items and goods whose (quite frankly) visionary organization and vibrant array of colors would make Van Gogh weep like a baby. An exemplar that Cumbies locations state-wide strive fruitlessly but endearingly to emulate year in and especially year out. Need I say more? Very friendly staff as well. They helped me to pick out the knockoff Takis that Doritos does. Didn't care for them. Tasted like being stabbed in the tongue with a sharpened lemon. Don't blame the staff.

While traveling to the Cape we needed to fuel up before passing the bridge, so we decided to stop…read moreat this gas station and convenience store conveniently located off of the highway. This station was great because the gas prices were reasonable for the area, the convenience store was well stocked and large, and this location had a Subway restaurant as well as a Dunkin' Donuts. In the end, the pumps here were quick and this was a great stop on our trip to the Cape. We now know our preferred place to stop while traveling through Wareham.

Went here to get a couple things on my way. As I went to the cash register I decided I wanted to…read moreget something else so I told the guy who was at the cash register "Rich" to just take the people behind me. He then said "are you f-***** serious, you really want me to cancel your order." He was rude and this isn't the first time I've seen him act this way towards a customer.

Me:pack of Marlboro lights Clerk: 10.49…read moreMe: **pays with a fifty** Clerk: I can't break a fifty... Are you kidding me? You could give me back a 20, 10,5 and 4 ones?

From the owner: Cumberland Farms is the largest of EG America's convenience and retail brands with more than 575…read morestore locations across Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

To whom it concerns every time I visit your establishment in wareham it absolutely reeks of weed…read more today almost wanted to faint. my wife left the store n wouldn't even go in your store today. so today I looked at the employee name tag and it said Kevin I mentioned it before to this individual n his resp was I can't do anything about the public. in my experience coming in and out of that establishment the only time it's a issue is when he is working.

This is the worst pharmacy experience ever. It takes 3 times longer to pick up a prescription than…read moreit does at Walmart. They make you answer 20 things on a screen including several about things they want to sell you. Other things are contact preferences that they have asked over and over in the past. I was even asked the same question twice. I only go there for one Rx, to save $10. Next time I'll go to Walmart and pay the extra $10 to avoid the aggravation.

I would like to have all the yellow sale tags placed so you can see the medicines on the shelves…read more If I was only 5' tall it might help. The idea that I need to get down on my knees and crawl along to find the medicine when I have new knees (knelling is difficult).

Beyond rude pharmacy tech. Putin has a better sense of humor. Doubtful that management hasn't…read morenoticed, so it's evident that they're okay with employees treating customers like crap. Switched to CVS and the difference is palpable. Too bad I can't rate them ZERO!!!

An excellent resurfacing for Walgreens who had already owned the previous Rite Aid shop for some…read moretime before bringing their name in. The store has been instantly cleaned and stocked up, running like a true pharmacy in these trying times. It will be a nice addition to the Wareham community to have a fully functioning pharmacy on this side of town.