This location needs to consider new staff before it tarnishes the cumbies name any further. The…read moretall man who works here is absolutely disgusting at customer service. Closed the pumps and locked the doors 15 minutes before close. His excuse? He's "allowed to close 10 minutes before to do paperwork." Never in my many years of retail have I heard of closing before the actual posted time to do CLOSING WORK. Watched him ignore someone who tried to go in before me. And then he proceeded to yell and curse at me when I informed him of his listed hours.

Manager is a moody ole queen...you never know if he's going to be nice, ( when he's talking about…read morehimself) or just down right nasty. Coffee sucks as well. I'll never subject myself to his nastiness again.

There is an older lady named Dottie (sp) literally told me the order was wrong, and gave me a bag…read moreof condiments with a pink note. Talked to customer service and got refund asap. If I see this lady again, I'm going down the street to Cumberlands. I don't know if it's dementia or methodone withdrawal, but made no sense whatsoever...

Air service station only goes to 70 PSI. Otherwise well stocked convenience store. Price of gas…read morethere is higher than other places around. For those towing a trailer, the entrance and exit are much higher than road grade causing hitch to scrape when entering and exiting.

As mentioned the pharmacist is friendly and remembers customers names as well as birthdates…read more Amazing. Fast and friendly service, she recognized my voice from when I called in the RX earlier in the day.

I've had really poor service and good service. I suspect that we can blame the corporate offices…read morefor the poor communication and lack of decent customer service which can cause unnecessary ordeals. I can only think, that in this case, a group of pharmacists interested in setting down roots, might be more interested in serving the population of the area. It is unfortunate that large corporate entities, drive out small business competitors, and then raise prices, mistreat employees, and take customers for granted.

Had a ridiculous experience trying to get adjustment for purchase made 2 minutes earlier. Was…read moreassaulted by Jameel as the "manager" stood by. I had phone in my hand and he very forcefully smacked down my hand holding the camera down onto the countertop. He proceeded to call us "ignorant old white women". He came out from behind counter, followed us yelling and cursing outside of the store. We are gonna post this and his photo all over social media. Stay away from Orleans Walgreens.

I'm used to friendly competent service from my local Walgreens in Maryland. This one in Orleans has…read morea nice but untrained cashier in the Pharmacy and an unpleasant and very unhelpful pharmacist. When the cashier was trying to look up my prescriptions and needed help the pharmacist complained about the skills of the cashier and refused to help. The pharmacist told me to look it up myself went back to whatever she was doing that was more important than helping a customer.

Good place to grab essentials including alcohol. I thought the prices were fair considering the…read morearea. We got fruit, bread, some canned goods, aspirin, alcohol and some playing cards. They had charcoal, camping supplies, we had a nice time looking around. Was very happy with service and prices. One review said something about their prices, Maybe someone doesn't shop in cities:). Very fair if not reasonable.

Ok so this is one of the only liquor stores in this area and I think they make a killing because of…read moreit. Decent beer and craft beer selection suprisingly. You are able to get some overpriced expired grocery items you should likely avoid unless its like microwave popcorn bags or a lime for your corona. Pro tip : they sell nips by the sleeve or dozen !!!

Clean, courteous, large selection, good cawphie, helpful staff. Quick service, gas station is…read moregreat, has discounts on gas, Impressed with the renovations. Also next to a strip mall of restaurants and access the street is one of my favorite coffee shops " the snowy owl " and of course true value hardware store/or Ace hardware ... I forget which way it changed to and from. But ace hardware has good help n an uptight curt woman assist ... yet straight forward and knowing where everything is. It's an all around great Cumberland Farms. Not the riff raff life in Eastham hanging around looking to steal food and more.

578 MAIN St, HARWICHPORT, Old lady has no clue and should not be near a register, just rude and…read moredoes not care, she obviously does not want to be there and treats customers with no respect

One of the absolute best stores in Provincetown--and calling this place "Essentials" almost feels…read morelike an understatement. Yes, you can grab whatever you actually came in for, but somewhere between walking through the door and meeting Laura, the incredible owner, you'll realize you've accidentally stumbled into one of the best forms of late-night entertainment in P-Town. Laura is bubbly, hilarious, welcoming, and genuinely seems to love every person who walks through her doors. This is NOT an "grab your essentials and leave" kind of convenience store. Clear your schedule. You might be here for an hour. Maybe two. And if you wander in after midnight? Even better. Chuck a duck. Find the hand. Stay for a glizzy. Listen to some music. Have a conversation with a complete stranger who somehow feels like an old friend by the time you leave. Come in looking for snacks and walk out with a story you'll probably be telling for years. There are convenience stores, and then there's Essentials. Because apparently the real essentials in life are good music, good food, ridiculous games, spontaneous conversations, a little late-night chaos, and people who make you feel welcome the second you walk through the door. 10/10. Come for the essentials. Stay because you completely forgot why you came in. And Laura--never change. Provincetown wouldn't be the same without you.

This is your typical convenience store, but located in Provincetown's Commercial St. You can get…read moreyour lottery ticket, soda, snacks, prepared foods, etc. I stopped in to get a banana cake slice, as I was a bit hungry. They have lots of packaged goods like baked goods, chips, etc. There's coffee and ice slushy drinks for those who want a beverage.

Typical Cumberland Farms with much cheaper coffee than Dunkin Donuts. A few canned goods, bread…read moreand rolls, cold soda and other soft drinks. I don't remember if they sell beer and wine. This store gets very busy with a small private parking lot.

As a New Yorker and a publisher, I know the power of the pen and I tend to be very cynical…read more I spend a lot of time in Wellfleet and have committed to review my happy places, such as this Cumberland Farms, where I start my day with a fresh hot cup of coffee and a warm welcome from the morning team. This group of women behind the counter and stocking shelves is highly dedicated to their company and community, with kindness and commitment. The store is spotless, as are the restrooms, the coffee bar is always fully stocked. Cumberland Farms Wellfleet has everything you need, and then some. I will add that what truly makes this convince store fantastic is the staff, Jill, Shea and the manager give you there all, and it shows. Cumberland Farms is lucky to have this team, and I am lucky to experience this quality of work ethics. You do not see that in N.Y. and this is what makes Cape Cod a special place.

Charming old-timey store in Brewster! Lots of interesting artifacts plus a "penny candy" section…read morefor kids. You can get Cape Cod merchandise as well as general household needs like soaps etc. Super friendly staff

If you are taking a nice and relaxing drive on The Cape, that is Cape Cod for you not from The…read moreCommonwealth, try Route 6A. If you choose 6A you should make your destination The Brewster Store. Found in the upper elbow, of The Lower Cape, the Brewster Store is an old school general store in a refurbished church from the 1800s. They have been there for 100+ years. Two stories, the second floor boasts a nice display of militaria. The first floor had a candy section, penny candy, hardware, food stuff, tourist stuff, and coffee/doughnuts. Incredible, homemade, old fashioned doughnuts and select delicious artisan coffees. It is a great take. We sip our coffee and enjoy our doughnuts on a bench in front of the store, watching the gas lamp flicker and smell the leaves of autumn, the flowers of spring, or the cut grass of summer. A very nice trek, nice people, and very nice offerings.