This is my go to gas station. Prices aren't bad. The store inside is clean, I would grab a…read morebreakfast sandwich and hash brown in the morning before work sometimes. Also the chicken salad sandwich they have made ready is also really good!

This gas station/convenience mart is off of Rt. 50 just before you go over the Bay Bridge. It's…read morekinda off the beaten path so you really have to seek it out. Just seeing the sign High's made me feel like Anton Ego from Ratatouille as it immediately brought me back to 5 years old & being so excited to go to High's & get a slushee. We did not go inside the mart, just gas today. We fueled up and the prices were really decent considering the location; $2.29 for regular. The gas station itself was very clean and spotless. Very impressive! It was not crowded either so that was nice.

if you like to people watch... go at open or just before closing time any day of the week. This…read moreplace is the best train wreck I've ever seen. And don't be fooled by the gas pumps. Those are merely parking spots. *And I won't go there alone after dark. ‼

Everything. I gave it one star for the nice young lady who so graciously helped me find my…read morefavorite wine when I was there last. I know this wasnt her job but she saw me and asked if she could help. She was the only thing nice I could say about this place. The prices are even higher than Port Tack. Bellas is the highest off College Parkway. Port Tact is the nicest and the cheapest.

I have the 7-11 app so the price for gas isn't as high. Highly recommend! This store is easy to get…read moreto and it's nice and clean inside.

7/16/22 It was a very hot day and hot sweaty bodies needed…read moreto drink something cold and cool down. Well, many of the people did cool down, but were extremely DISGUSTED by the way the bathrooms were cleaned. Someone's butt exploded, in the toilet, but the main mess is on the toilet seat. Like a block of melted milk chocolate, but it wasn't chocolate. It was human feces and it had been sitting on the toilet for a while. The thought of taking a picture crossed my mind, but getting out of the bathroom was the bigger priority. The ladies bathroom was apparently just as horrendous as the men's bathroom. Now aside from the bathrooms, this show was well organized and well stocked on supplies. I saw the staff members were short on bodies it seems, but the manager seemed pleasant enough. I have seen one other comment on here right now that talks about the horrid bathrooms. So for the love of heaven and The New York Giants, Clean and recheck the public bathrooms.

I stopped into the Wawa in Parole for a quick lunch and was honestly surprised by how good the…read moreturkey sandwich was. The bread was soft and fresh, the turkey tasted like real sliced deli meat (not the rubbery stuff), and they were generous with the meat and toppings. The veggies were crisp, and the sandwich was made exactly the way I ordered it on the screen, down to the condiments and extras. It came out fast but didn't feel like fast food at all. For a gas-station convenience store, this place puts out a seriously solid sandwich. The store was clean, the staff were friendly, and my order was ready in just a few minutes. If you're in the Parole/Annapolis area and want a quick, satisfying turkey sandwich, this Wawa is absolutely worth the stop.

No restroom or cashier on duty at 11:20 PM. Don't stay open 24 hours if you can't have adequate…read morestaffing.

Bottom Line: Snacks, booze and lottery tickets…read more Main Street Mini Mart is really small and equivalent to a tiny 7-11. It's closer to the top of the street near Church Circle and I think it's the only place on Main Street to buy lottery tickets, which is how I ended up there. For sundries, I prefer CVS and for beer, wine and liquor, I prefer Mills.

I lived next door to the Main Street Mini Mart and shopped there a couple times a week. It…read moresupplied me with basics like cereal, milk, pasta and beer. Nothing fancy, and probably a huge markup, but it was alot easier than getting to Safeway, Whole Foods or Graul's. There's a decent magazine selection and I saw lots of people buying lottery tickets. I believe they also offer fax/copy, shipping, Western Union, and key making services. The girl that used to work there was pretty grumpy, but who knows who's there now? I did enjoy sitting on the bench out front in the summer when my apartment was over 100 degrees. Most of downtown Annapolis is tourist traps, shopping, dining, and historic stuff, so this is one of the few basic shops in the area. Nothin special but still useful.

Good store needs more employees . Employee are nice and helpful. Store has been through alot of…read moremanagers but 1 is back that is great

Great people. Staff awesome can't wait to go back. Sunoco 94 coming soon. Not to many gas stations…read morelike this anymore

Bottom Line: Small convenience store, a handful of gas pumps and friendly staff…read more This Sunoco station isn't large or fancy but it gets the job done when I need gas and caffeine before getting on US 50 from Southbound Route 2. The convenience store isn't fancy but it seems like that attributes to a lower overhead and slightly lower prices. The station is small so if a car is parked at the pump, another car can't pass them and needs to cut through the other pumps. If you are just running in the store to get some beverages, sundries, lotto tickets, etc. then there are a few dedicated parking spots that don't block the pumps. The staff is always friendly.

Very Poor Customer Service. After purchasing Gasoline and other products inside the store -…read morerequested where their Restroom was located. Was told "no restroom," I asked again and with no eye contact was informed "no restroom." Again - no explanation, or guidance upon location nearest restroom - until I asked and was given a one word statement. Will never buy gas or product from this station again.

Very clean store but with an empty roller rack. So no hot take-away food for lunch. The guy…read morebehind the counter didn't seem interested in providing any real type of service. But it was the cleanest 7-11 I've ever seen.

This place is almost takeout only. Small bar at counter, two 4 tops and one 2 top. You can buy…read morelotto tickets, drinks are canned or bottled in a glass front cooler with spare cases stacked along the entrance. So ambiance? Doesn't have any. Order at the counter and have a seat. However, everything is cooked to order, meaning it will be hot and fresh. I had a Reuben with fries and a bottle of Diet Coke. $14.80. Sandwich was great, made on sliced rye bread, fries were crinkle cut, like ore-ida. Nice people, and considering the prices around the area, I would stop here again. FYI breakfast stops at 11am

Great service, fast and friendly. My western omelet and breakfast potatoes were delicious.read more

We have had nothing but amazing experiences here and have been using this pharmacy for over 4…read moreyears. We previously had been working with big name pharmacies when we had a major issue and left us wanting better service and a personalized experience. This is exactly what we got at Arnold Professional Pharmacy. They are able to compound which has been especially helpful with young children. If there's ever something we need to talk through with the pharmacist, they are thoughtful, responsive, and helpful. To me, they have been a great extension of our healthcare team for our family. I would highly recommend that you consider supporting a local business and come here to receive exceptional service. Neil and Allison are wonderful team members that we have enjoyed working with!

This has been my pharmacy for over a decade. As a transgender woman, I'm sure you can appreciate…read morethat navigating healthcare in the United States can be difficult and I need to put my health in the hands of people with empathy and understanding versus closed minded people who are living in the past. I have never felt any kind of pressure or discomfort here as a customer. The service here is top notch: the staff knows everyone by first name, they're incredibly courteous and conscientious, and if they can't fill a prescription for you they will work diligently to find a pharmacy close by who can. They also understand that insurance can be tricky and the cost of maintaining health in America presents its own challenges, so while they can't dictate the cost of medications, they try to make it as easy and as painfree as humanly possible to get what you need. They also have a solid selection of other things you might need in a pinch and are super knowledgeable about the pros and cons between different brands / products. Not to mention they also have little things like a section dedicated to the community featuring books from local authors. I respect that a lot. When people talk about the benefits of choosing smaller local businesses over bigger companies, I immediately think of places like this little pharmacy. My experience here is that they really care about their backyard and those of us who live here.