I came in yesterday march 2nd around 4:30pm to try to get some merchandise as per usual. Im…read morethinking that there some teens messing around, yelling and what not but turns out that it was all behind the pharmacy. I saw the manager with the red hair arguing with staff which is very unprofessional and disturbing to the many people that rely on this pharmacy. To see that this is how a manager acts. I would like to think that it's the first time I have witnessed this but unfortunately not.

Hands down some of the RUDEST people you could encounter. The Indian girl slams my med + receipt on…read morethe counter +turned around to go help someone else. No parting comment, thank you, have a nice day, take care, NOTHING. I wanted to say to the others "is she always that nice?" but they aren't friendly themselves.

Excellent place to grab smokes, cold drinks, and candy before heading to Philadelphia! (A lot…read morecheaper!)

There are a few 7 Eleven's on Street Rd. and this one is my favorite... The staff is always…read morefriendly and ready to help you if you need it... For the most part this is no different than any other 7-Eleven... They have everything you need and many things that you didn't know you needed... As for the coffee they have my favorite flavor blueberry among several other flavors... 7-Eleven coffee is stronger than any of Wawa's coffee... I don't know if if they have the new flavor salted caramel coffee, if they do give it a try...

For starters, I'm practically in love with 7-Eleven coffee because when it's a DIY establishment,…read moremy coffee is always next to perfect. So, I'm never disappointed or dissatisfied in any way. Not only coffee, but 7-Eleven has all my convenience store needs. It comes through in the clutch for every single situation and with so many locations, I know what to expect and what's in stock each time I enter any of their stores. This particular store only has one clerk whenever I'm there but he is extremely helpful and very courteous every single time. The store is always organized and it is very clean. Come to think of it, I've never seen a disorganized 7-Eleven. Once I got my coffee and halls, I'm usually a happy camper.

So disgusting - the smell is terrible as soon as you walk in - walking around the "store" which has…read moreeverything looking for chicken broth - everything was unorganized and in no order - pass this place right on by ...

From the owner: Grocery store , we have it all. Money transfer,International…read morefood products,courier international. Flights tickets.

I'm keeping an eye on this area,since it seems to be where a lot of the Philly element are…read moremigrating to...today was a typical July Saturday all around, with all kinds out and about. Was about a 50/50 mix of gangsta types and 'regular' types;

While we were staying in the area at a local hotel I went over here to the store and got us some…read morefood for the evening. We ended up getting sandwiches and chips and a few things that we needed. The store on the inside was really nice I liked it prices were a little expensive compared to local places rush up at but that could be also because of the area that we were in. But overall the establishment was really nice and clean and I liked shopping there

Always great. Never disappoints ! These sandwiches are never…read moregreasy, they put so much more care into making their food. Amazing people and great food

Not much of a bagel selection on this Friday morning (maybe a half doz plain, cinnamon raisin and…read moreegg) and two interesting looking flagels (flattened bagels), so I went with one of those flaties with house made vegetable cream cheese. I never had cream cheese spread on the outside of a bagel before, but as it wasn't sliced open, this was the easiest way to go. It was a little messy eating it that way, especially with so many sesame seeds falling off with each bite, but the texture and taste were very good. The marketing about the dough and water coming from New York seemed true, as that traditional chewiness and light sweet wooden water pipe flavor were present. The market was not well stocked, except for the wall of refrigeration cases for drinks, and the video games in the front corner. No tables for eating in. Best to check before you go to be sure the bagels you want are in stock and not in transit from the Big Apple, so you are not disappointed on arrival. 3 Bagel Stars based on low inventory. With full complement, Liam's might be a contender.

Nasty bathroom. They don't want you to use it. I went to ask if locked at pharmacy. They told me to…read morego to the front for a key. The guy up front pointed to a key on the counter. The bathroom was so nasty I took pictures. Blow them up for viewing the fences on seat and wall. When I walked out and complained a k look aft said we have a company that takes care of it. That would make me avoid shopping here.

I was trying to look for Covid home kit tonight and went to 2 different pharmacy with no luck. On…read moremy way home, I decided to stop by this CVS and check my luck out. Surprisingly, they have the test kits in stock! My 5 stars not because they have that in stock though. I gave a 5 stars because the staff at the drive thru was superb! He was very patient, polite, friendly, and professional. He may be a young boy, but he shows a good quality of customer service to me tonight. No attitude and rudeness. Always put on that smile. Thank you Mohamed.

Bensalem Farmers Market is your one stop shop for flowers, plants, and vegetables. The farm and…read moremarket are situated next to St. Ephrem Roman Catholic Church. It is a typical family run market with the ding of an old fashioned bell for service at the deli counter. (Families would laugh at Christmas when someone inevitably yelled "Another angel just got it's wings!" So if it's freshness that counts and you love ripe beef steak tomatoes, sweet Silver Queen corn, zesty red onions then this is your oasis. Old World flavor sliced on a baked hoagie roll with spices, vinegar, and oil. (Try that Italian Hoagie it's one of the 8th wonders of the culinary world!) Fresh flowers if your dropping by to visit your mother. The Resurrection Cemetery is about 1000 feet up and across the road, if your paying your respects to loved ones that have passed on; cemetery approved memorials are also for sale. When you move away this is one of the 1st places you stop before a family visit (score those brownie points with your mother-in-law, every time! (Formerly D.G.'S Market)

First time having them was fine no issues food was good. This time we ordered thru Uber Eats,…read morewife's order was fine. I ordered the Corn Beef Sandwich Special. Didn't get my pickle, didn't get my chips (which are both supposed to come with the Special) and worst part of all, they somehow didn't put Corn Beef on the Corn Beef Sandwich. how is that even possible. I didn't want a coleslaw sandwich for dinner. Straight to the trash. best part by the time we got our food the store was closed. never again, avoid

Wawa parking lots are notoriously insane. THIS Wawa takes it to cluster$&%¥ level. Dedicated…read moreentrance and exits only complicate an already cramped parking lot/gas area. Located just near the Oxford Valley Mall on Oxford Valley Road. It's usually easier just to drive down Rt 1 to hit the one by the 95 ramps. Inside it offers two gender specific restrooms with the ladies having two stalls. 2 self checkout and typically one cashier Semi clean interior. Two ATMS Lottery machine Dual entrances. Best to use the farther one if you're not getting gas for easier access.

Stopped in to grab some quick food and snacks. We easily got what we needed and food was fresh…read more Bathroom was also clean.

Great fresh roasted coffee better than lots of the small batch Philly roasters and they always have…read morebatches of beans that were roasted less than a week before. Great variety, delicious pastries, and wonderful staff.

An ideal option on Bristol's main drag. Their coffee is great, and they do have a very small…read moreselection of pre-made savory breakfast items -- I had their sausage, egg and cheese in a pretzel wrap, which was quite tasty. It's quaint and cozy inside, with the only con being that they close at noon on Mondays and Tuesdays (other days at 3pm), but hey, at least they're open every day! Baristas are super friendly. Parking is free on side streets. It's one of my usual spots whenever I'm in town visiting family.