Someone from a nearby restaurant recommended that I stop by 7-11 to try their banana pudding for a…read moresweet treat! It was on the expensive side - about $5 a but it was sooo good!

Walker 15 minutes there to get some food because google said it was open 24/7. Not open. Clerk was…read morein there ignoring me.

Quick, efficient UPS package pickup. The actual UPS store kept being unavailable as a pickup…read morelocation. (REALLY?) This little store turned out to be a blessing after a week of trying to get my item.

This small neighborhood convenience store is super clean and run by a very friendly owner. In…read moreaddition to the typical items found at a convenience store, they are also a UPS pick up/drop off location which has proved to be very convenient for me this holiday season.

From the outside, Darlington Market looks just like another convenience store. In fact, it even…read moreseems that way when you first walk in, until you look a little deeper. In fact, if this were only a convenience store, it might only merit two stars. Given the fact that Darlington Market harbors a stealth Middle Eastern market, they've earned at least four stars. For me, the big draw here is the spices...enormous pint and quart containers of allspice, cardamom, rosemary, za'atar, you name it...everything needed for Middle Eastern cooking, at ridiculously, absurdly low prices. Their other specialty items are also very inexpensive, including jars of grape leaves (roll-your-own dolmades!), shisha for hookahs, halvah, tahini, labneh, and on and on it goes. There's even a refrigerated deli case for perishables, and boxes of fresh baklava and other sweets. For price and selection, these guys are hard to beat, and are friendly and generous to boot!

Recently I have noticed that the canned Stuffed Grape Leaves that were previously made in Lebanon…read moreare now made in China. I now buy them at BJ's where they are made in Turkey. Check the labels if food origins matter to you.

They sell breakfast items like bacon and eggs but barley carry any. We went here for pricing but…read morethey are usually out of stock. And why did the name change to Lucky's Hookah World.. the name change was just an awful decision it makes the area look less appealing and created more influence to high schoolers all arou...

Usually, you don't hear the term "curb appeal" applied to a small market/convenience store, but it…read moredefinitely applies to this place. Its cheerful exterior is very inviting, and it features some unusual architecture (it was an old, yet futuristic-looking gas station at one time, apparently). In addition to a basic selection of drinks, snacks and groceries, it has a small deli counter, where you can purchase either deli meats, or made-to-order deli sandwiches, both very reasonably priced. I did see a very small selection of produce immediately to the left of the entrance. The section on the right presently appears to be used for storage (I'm not sure if it used to house a pizza operation mentioned in other reviews?). This market is diagonally across the street from the Modern Diner, another interesting piece of historical architecture. It's cool to see old buildings still around, whether they are being used for their original purpose, or re-purposed.

Great place to go to get gas at a good price and convenience store items. The service worker Zad is…read morevery friendly and helpful if needed anything.

Great customer service, reasonable prices, and they have a lot more stuff than usual convinient…read morestores.

You know what happens when you assume right? Store policy for as long as I have been paying my…read moreutility bills there is no checks accepted - and I am a man who often wears business attire - which includes a tie. So the next time you go just pay by cash or go elsewhere. The store makes no money on utility payments with the exception when you pay your phone bill - I believe that charge is $1.50 or slightly higher. These people are hard working and spend many hours running the store so no reason to be vindictive towards them or their business.

Went here to pay my utility bill. Woman behind the counter who I assume is the owner told me, "Cash…read moreonly." Interesting because a relative of mine pays his utility bill here from time to time but he pays with a check. She pointed out her ATM where I could get cash, and she could get another cut of my money but I declined. The only difference between myself and him is he is often in his white shirt and tie when he has been in there. Obviously, men in ties can be trusted not to bounce a check but others can't be trusted. So ridiculous this ignorant woman doesn't know that here in RI it's not so anonymous like NYC. You can't treat some people one way, and others another and figure they won't know each other and compare notes. If you want to pay your utility bill with a check, best to be white man and wear a suit.

Cumbies reminds me of my youth. We used to loiter around the one in my hometown, sadly. Now I have…read morea grown up's appreciation for their ability to put the 'convenience' in 'convenience store.' Need a soda? A quart of milk? Gum? Gas? (OR even a pack of smokes, you naughty). Cumbies has you covered. I love the location of the particular station -the corner of Rochambeau and Hope with enter/exit ramps on both that make it super-easy to get in an out once you've gassed up. The interior is always spotless, very well stocked and brightly lit. It's not scary, like some gas station/convenience stores can be.

I used to come here for cheap coffee but the coffee over the last few years started to hurt my…read morestomach. I went to get gas there today and the pump would just randomly stop for no reason, very annoying. My friends all tell me they have a great ice cream selection though, so bonus points for that.

As I pumped the gas myself, the machine told me that hospitality was their word of the day. In…read morefact, it told me twice. The second time it told me to go inside the store and to check out their hospitable employees. I absolutely did not but the guy inside had a warm and welcoming aura. Especially in front of the display of Marlboro. Gas was overpriced 5¢ per gallon. As I drove away, I saw the has a station further down was cheaper. As I made this realization, I noticed out of the corner of my eye movement. The man in the car behind me was seriously busting a move. In fact I thought he was seizing out. I was ready to jump out at this red and check if he was okay. Just wish I knew what song he was dancing to. Really makes me wonder. Thanks Yelp this review is looking pretty epic .

Great store with tons of offerings (snacks, drinks, butts, lotto)…read more.. They lose stars because the area the store sits on is tight....not very easy to get in and out at the gas pumps.

Currently if you Yelp "Colombian Restaurants" or "Colombian" or "La Tienda Alinary", you will never…read morefind this place, which is a shame because this is in my Top 2 (and maybe #1!) for a casual Colombian breakfast/lunch in Rhode Island. For locals, it is directly across the street from Taqueria Lupita and appears at first glance to be yet another random convenience grocery store on a street full of convenience stores. However, there is a luncheonette inside that has Colombian food. And HOT DAMN it is GOOD! My go-to items: the Arepa de Chóclo, Colombian baked goods/pastry and soup/stews. The Arepa de Chóclo especially I've gotten extremely addicted to, especially for breakfast with coffee.... YUMMMMMM Spanish speaking is a must, but if you don't español, grab one of the menus on the seating bar and just point. I've never eaten anything not good and plus there's a rotating selection of lunch items that I can't name yet that you'll want to point at too. A lot.

EXCELLENT STAFF! Very welcoming, good food! Colombian food products to have at home alsoread more