This review is for the Forestville store on Central Ave…read more Staff deserve props for keeping this store running at all. The poor stepsister of Cumby's stores in Bristol, it has not been renovated in many years. Investment in permanent repairs non-existent, contractors return repeatedly to apply band-aid fixes only. None of the amenities of Pine St. or Farmington Ave. No iced fountain drinks, no hot food besides nuke-it-yourself breakfast sandwiches and burgers. No public rest rooms. Staff are welcoming and personable, considering the challenge of keeping this location functioning. We're pulling for them but the odds aren't good since corporate doesn't seem to care about them--or their many regular customers.

Filthy! I don't know how they expect people to be enticed to purchase food items when they don't…read moreclean up the condiment and coffee stations. If what you can see is gross, imagine the food prep areas you can't see.

Joes meat might be the most amazing sub ever concocted. Never change !!! We love you all the way…read morefrom Dallas TX !! Yeeeeehawwwww

Pay attention to this one folks for it is easy to miss. A small deli indeed, that looks as if it…read morewere a house transformed into a deli, sitting next door to another house. I walked in and from first glance, you can tell it is a staple type establishment for those within the community of Plainville. A spot that folks love to hit up in the mornings and for lunch to get their day started and to keep it going. I always can appreciate a good home-style vibe. Jim's had a few patrons inside, all having conversations with the ladies behind the counter that were making food and then the gentleman at the register as well. I will say that when I walked up to the counter, one lady looked at me as if I had a third eye, scoffed and walked away but I didn't think much of it for she may have been having a bad morning....moments later the other Woman said, "What do you want?" in a questionable tone but again, I digress for they both looked flustered. I placed an order and simply walked to the register and proceeded to grab a few more items for my review. I started off with the Pastrami Reuben on hardroll. The roll was toasted for that crispy factor and the pastrami itself, was good. You really can't go wrong when the cut on the pastrami is just right and it has a nice cut about it. The sauerkraut was ok, nothing major to write home about to be honest and it had a nice savory sauce with some Swiss cheese that. complemented the sandwich. Moving along to their macaroni salad! The mayo was tangy, and the red onions drew in the flavor profile rather nicely. It was seasoned with pepper as well and with the macaroni cooked to near perfection, you couldn't go wrong here. Now their Bacon, Egg and cheese on a hard roll left much to be desired. More BREAD than egg and bacon....You could barely see it from the side, let alone taste anything. I was sadly disappointed in their excuse for a breakfast sandwich. It lacked style, ingredients and flavor. This brings us over to their Apple Crisp! Fresh apples, cinnamon and granola goodness that made up for the horrible breakfast sandwich. Each bite of the crisp sent harps my way to play me a melody of tasty treats. Not too bad but between their. questionable customer service and my breakfast sandwich, I can only give Jim's an overall score of 3.5.

Very poor service. The cashier was so rude. I asked for Marlboro cigarettes and she scanned my card…read moreand then asked me if I wanted to donate to charity I said no thanks and she asked me again and I said no I really can't because it's my dad's money I really can't do that and I asked why she said well because you are buying cigarettes for your dad we can't sell them and I feel like it was because I said no to donating money. I will never go back again.

This is your run of the mill 24 hr gas station/convenience store. They have 12 pumps, air, one…read morevacuum, an automatic car wash that gives you a discount on gas (open seasonally), and a Dunkin Donuts inside (not open 24 hrs). The crew is ever changing, the manager Nellie is nice. Watch out for the Dark haired middle age lady with an accent named Maria. She refuses to take 50's even if the change back is less than 20. Everyone else in the whole entire store takes 50's but her. I came in with a FREE Mark Ten e-cig plus cartridge coupon one of the other employees gave me a few days back. It says in black and white in the retailer instructions that Marlboro will reimburse them the cost of the purchase PLUS tax. So what does smart stuff do?She pulls out her calculator and tries to charge me over $2.00 in tax. Instead of using reading comprehension skills, she just argued with me til she turned blue in the face. She just has horrendous customer service skills. You can tell who she is by the fact her English isn't quite good, she's a middle aged lady with dyed burgundy/brown hair and the WORST customer service skills. She is overtly nice to a select few customers, and will turn the b***h switch on as soon as they leave. The other workers are decent although one attempted to make me put my purse behind the counter as "company policy". It is not company policy so do not let him do that to you too. Their policies change from employee to employee so that's a bit off putting depending on who's behind the counter and what mood they are in. They do take cigarette coupons, no EBT/ Food Stamps (although they have a sign indicating they accept them), and they will flip out if you slide your debit card before they ask you "debit or credit", merely because if they don't press the button first, the customer has an option for cash back and that makes the cashier VERY angry. They want you to use the ATM they have in the store instead. Their gas is occasionally the cheapest in town, and sometimes it's 15 cents higher than other stations down the road. The best feature is they are open 24/7 including holidays, but if you're looking for a good neighborhood convenience store- I suggest going about a 1/4 mile down Stafford to the Quick Stop.

Clean place with usually the cheapest gas on route 6…read more Friendly helpful staff. Dunkin donuts coffee on the inside.

If everything went my way today, I wouldn't have even visited this Walgreen's at all and this…read morereview wouldn't exist. However, because I decided not to drive to The Sushi Class for an event there (good thing I didn't because unlike some people, I do NOT want to risk a DUI), the bus I took out of New Britain was so late that I was late catching the bus to take me the rest of the way back to Southington and so I had to wait here in Plainville, so I decided to kill some time and try (and fail) to beat the heat. So into the Plainville Walgreen's I went. It wasn't bad so to say, but nothing about really stood out either. It served its purpose enough. I got what I needed and it wasn't any harm or foul done. I do hope to never come here again, but that is more towards Plainville and much less about this store specifically. Sorry Plainville, but I am learning that I hate waiting for a bus here. To really sum this Walgreen's up, if you've already been to a Walgreen's nearby, then it's really not any different here.

Recently, a family member needed a rx med her dr prescribed ((that was not available in any…read moreWalgreens except for a very small amount) on Friday. On Sunday, we returned to the pharmacy. The pharmacist called again to various pharmacies-this prescription was in stock anywhere. The pharmacist called the prescribing dr, explained that the rx was not available anywhere local & was able to discuss w/the dr an equally effective medication that was available. My daughter w/in a few hours was already feeling relief after weeks of suffering not feeling well & the lingering deep cough from an illness which required 2 visits to the doctor. Outstanding Pharmacist! He was extremely kind and compassionate. Thank You!