My regular walgreen didn't receive my son's script and were closing in 40 minutes. My NP was trying…read moreto call in his script but no one was answering and the pharm tech said she'll probably never get through by the time they close (gee thanks). She called this Walgreens instead and they were super helpful. They were able to fill my sons script in 30 minutes. It's a sketchy neighborhood but the staff at the pharmacy is amazing.

I went to the Walgreens on Broad Street, Pawtucket, RI last week. I was greeted at the door by an…read moreemployee asking if I was interested in a flu vaccine. I politely declined, and she had the nerve to question me as to why I did not want it. VERY RUDE!!!. I happened to be there today to pick up a few things, and this same person was at the counter talking poorly about another employee to other customers!! She is totally un-professional and should not be working with people. No class whatsoever!

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.

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.

I had never been here for gas before, but the price was right and it's on my way to work. I'm glad…read moreI stopped here, now I know that there's someplace close to my apt that I can stop and get gas at a decent price.

I have been coming into this store everyday for the past 7 years i am very friendly with most the…read moreemployees there but this one she dont like me at all which i dont know why but she always gives me a hard time about something i dont know who this girl is never seen her before in my life but i honestly cant believe she carded me for cigarettes ok technically she has the right too but she has been working there for a couple years i go in everyday for cigarettes! She has done sold me cigarettes a million times im in this store 80 times a day!! I def know she knows how old i am she did that just to be a bitch smh petty asf but i know the morning people one of em very well so imma go have a chat with them im sorry but this shit really pisses me off

The staff here is always helpful, whether in locating items you're searching for or with getting…read moreproduct recommendations. Aziz is particularly helpful in calling attention to new items especially those that meet my picky tastes! Great store to visit!

I have seen so much compassion , goodwill & friendliness in this little mart ! Let's be clear ;…read moresmalll convenience stores like these get a slice of life ,( including me in that statement ), coming Thru their door .I have seen nothing but an openness & respect given to one & all tgat comes Thru the door . The fact they have an ez pick up /drop off Ups is a great convenience too . These people put in manyyyyy hours to accommodate us & they do it with a lovely openness.

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.

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.

With my gas tank hovering on E I was in dire need of gas before I could complete my travels for the…read moreday. I was hoping to make it all the way to Providence proper, but ended up needed to stop sooner than that. A quick check on GPS what was around and I found the nearest gas station. This Sunoco was right what I needed. Right off the highway, all I had to do was pull right into the lot. It's a bit of a tight fit, but doable if all you want to do is get gas. There is a small convenience store attached to a service garage. So that means this place is busy for one reason or another, that is for sure. Gas pricing is the norm for the area, so don't worry about that.

All I needed was some air to make it to where I needed but y'all blocked the air pump, heartless…read morebut happy holidays