This is hands down one of the best convenience stores in the area. The owner runs the place the way…read moresmall businesses used to be run -- with genuine care for customers and attention to detail. The store is always clean, well stocked, and easy to get in and out of quickly. What really stood out to me was the owner's kindness. One time I stopped in for light cream, but they had sold out. Instead of just saying "sorry," he told me I could take some of the leftover light cream from the coffee station so I didn't have to go without. It was such a small gesture, but it showed a level of customer service you just don't see much anymore. It's clear he cares about the people who come through his store, and that kind of personal touch is rare these days. If you're in the area and need gas, coffee, or a quick stop for snacks or essentials, this is absolutely the place to go. Great owner, great service, and a store that's run the right way.

Nisarg and another Sri provides great deals and they are very nice. Come here now for 1$ slushi…read more Also, gave us treats for free

Selling expired coke. Expiry date was 'may 12 25' and he says Pepsi comes every two weeks. Also a…read moreliar!

My sister and I stopped in here real quick to buy milk for my nephew. The store owner was kind and…read morelet my sister heat up the milk in the microwave for my baby nephew. You can buy many things here like candy, chocolate, lottery tickets, dairy products, hot food, beverages, etc. There is ample parking on the side of the store. The store is organized well and clean.

Since I drive around central NJ a lot for work, I stop for snacks and coffee regularly at over a…read moredozen different Quick Chek locations. This store on Route 206 in Bedminster is one of my favorite Quick Cheks. It's in a small strip mall with only three other stores, so it's fast to park, run in, and get back onto the road. It's a clean store with friendly staff who keep the inventory well-stocked. The coffee is great and there are always at least 6 varieties, often more. The self-serve milk/sugar station has something for everyone--cows milk in every option of fat content, lactaid, skim plus, soy milk, coffee-mate creamers, and every sugar and sugar-substitute you can think of. It's all very well attended to and wiped down constantly by the hard working staff. There are always good breakfast sandwiches in the warmer in the morning, and other tasty to-go food in the warmer in the afternoon, like empanadas 2 for $4.00. This store gets busy but the cashiers are pros at keeping the line moving.

I was in the area a few times and I stopped in for some hot coffee and French vanilla creamer…read more..... This Quick Check is very clean and organized...There have a sandwich counter where they make made to order subs and sandwiches.You can't beat their prices.. If your looking for snacks they have those too.Everything from chips, cookies, cakes, donuts and more... They have a nice variety of coffees from mild to dark roast with speciality flavors that they change according to the season.. I really like that they have a nice selection of coffee creamers, milk, half n half, honey, coco powder, cinnamon etc.. They sell shakes, lattes and all sorts of cold drinks... The staff is very friendly...They will even brew a fresh thermos of coffee if their out.. You just have to ask.. I prefer dark roast and they were only too happy to make it for me.. At the checkout counter they sell cigarettes, candy, lighters, and lottery tickets... I would definitely stop in again if I'm in the area...

Amazing place! I go here daily and always greeted by friendly helpful workers!! Great job guysread more

Jimmy the main owner/proprietor is the man! I work close by so it's quite convenient for me as…read morewell. From gas to oil changes, to brakes, tires, etc...I trust them, and continue to go back. Even the gas attendants recognize me now, and are friendly. Well run operation, give them a shot...

Five stars for this well-stocked and well-run convenience store with friendly owners, a husband and…read morewife team. This store sells everything from cleaning products to personal items like deodorant and toothpaste. They sell dog food, Ben & Jerry's, some fresh fruit, milk, candy, snacks, and pantry staples like Goya beans. You can also buy your favorite vices here--bongs, cigarettes, or lottery tickets. There is an ATM. They have good prices on cigarettes, $5.99. Small free private parking lot. Very easy to access on Old Bridge Tpk. Close to Route 18.

This place is awesome. I usually stop in 2-3 times a week to grab a drink and maybe some snacks on…read moremy way to work. Pretty low key. Some of the drinks are a little pricey but not outrageous. Also, someone just won a decent amount of money from the lotto our of this store. I would definitely recommend.

Early this morning the female cashier of whom first name begins with an 'S', BOLDLY accused my…read morecousin of stealing a LIGHTER she found interest in. After continuously asking to look at the camera, that female then said 'and when I see you take the lighter we will call the police' to that I responded 'when's it's proven that she's innocent, I want your full name to issue a formal complaint to corporate'. The female then rolled her eyes and said something in her language. When I asked the male associate to review the camera and zoom in, it was found that the woman was wrong. I immediately pressed for the female cashier's name to issue to corporate and she refused the entire time. That female repeatedly urged that if we did not leave she would call the police. Only for my cousins sake, we left. The woman working over night at the 7/11 severely needs retraining in interpersonal relations/customer service training. She is rude, unprofessional and incompetent.

Very nice 7-Eleven. It is one of the cleanest 7-Eleven I have been to. Also, the store is spacious…read moreand welcoming. Probably one of the best 7-Eleven I have been to. I always end up getting the Diet Sunkist and Coke Zero.

What...another gas station review?!? Well...yeah. I was once told, by an older relative who loved…read morecliches, "If you can't find something nice to say about something, don't say anything at all." Like all good cliches, there's an essential truth there. However, this is Yelp. Negativity is, of necessity, sometimes part of the Yelp process. But, in this particular case, I do have something good to say, and even though I've belabored to the point of excruciating boredom various gas stations in the area, this is one I never thought I'd review...either positively or negatively...because I have, in the past, so seldom patronized it. And I still only patronize it occasionally because the prices are so damn high, and always have been. But during this past year (plus) of Covid, this was a place I found myself patronizing with increasing frequency. Eons ago, this place was owned and operated by an independent. Back then, I worked part time taking advertisements for a local newspaper, and that independent owner would place ads for female gas station attendants. Female gas station attendants only. Female gas station attendants dressed as Hooters waitresses. (No, I'm not making this up.) Nobody ever mistook me for Alan Alda, but at one point I asked my boss, "Is it ethical for this guy to place ads like this? Is it even legal?" My boss kind of shrugged, and the guy kept placing his regular ads, so obviously it was legal, if not exactly ethical. Some years later, I guess Exxon bought the guy out, and sexist, misogynistic individualism was replaced by colorless, corporatized efficiency. The mechanic shop that the Larry Flynt wanna-be ran (and he was actually a reasonably good mechanic; I got my car repaired here once way back when) became a Mavis Tire. Whatever was there before the 7-11 became a 7-11 (I once, some years ago, wrote a middling review on the 7-11, but I haven't patronized them in years). The gas station was not a regular stop for me, because the prices were always...always...too high. If I was in a hurry to get to upstate NY via Rt. 287, and I needed gas, I'd bite the bullet and gas up here. But it was rare. What's changed? Well, the prices are still high (although not as obscenely high as the Exxon stations in nearby Liberty Corner, Warren and Bernardsville), but the service is consistent, and consistently good. During this past year and a half, the attendants always...always...have worn masks. They're quick, efficient, and...hard to believe, but it's true...personable and friendly. Occasionally, they'll even wash your car windows. Who does that anymore? More and more when I'm returning home late from work...tired, drained...and not looking forward to getting up early the next morning in order to gas up before heading back into work, I'll stop here. It has easy access from Rt. 78, whether you're heading East to NYC, or West to the Poconos. Caution does need to be exercised, as vehicles zip in from Rt. 78, or from the direction of nearby Warren and Martinsville, and other vehicles back out abruptly from the 7-11 into the line of vehicles zipping in from Rt. 78 and Warren/Martinsville (as well as vehicles from around the back of the stores). Cars are supposed to proceed in one particular direction when entering and exiting, but they often don't. I've also always found it annoying that if I use my Exxon card to pay, I have to recite my zip code to the attendant. (In fairness, that's happened in other Exxons, from Hoboken to North Brunswick.) When I'm tired, as I almost always am, that can be a moment of some confusion, and hesitancy (as an aside, it's funny to me that I can have trouble with my current zip code but can remember our phone number from when I was a kid living in Wayne back in ancient times). But...weighing the negatives against the positives, the positive attributes ultimately win out. Polite, friendly attendants consistently wearing masks, and often going the extra mile in terms of customer service? I may be a fan with some reservations (higher gas prices, an air hose for tires that eats quarters like certain Rap "artists" eat Percocet's, a kamikaze like parking situation, etc.) but I have become a fan.

Very nice pump attendant. Cleaned my windows. Nice 711 store associated with the gas. Overpriced…read morecandy & water everything we need.

I came in to get my passport photos taken with some friends. if i could give the staff here 1000…read morestars i would- special shoutout to Steve and Loren at customer service! They made me laugh harder than I've ever laughed before and are extremely friendly and helpful. Thank you both so much for your help! I also would like to say the people who work the later shifts are equally as wonderful- whenever I come in to get a snack or supplies they always brighten my day. This is the best walgreens ever because of the people who work there. COME HERE IF YOU WANT AMAZING SERVICE AND EVEN BETTER PASSPORT PHOTOS!!!!!

I wrote a review several years ago about this place when it was still Rite Aid. I wasn't a regular…read morepatron by any means, but I wrote that my old friend brought me here to show me how his phone was also his camera and that this was the "new normal" for photography. I was very impressed by the photos he took, how you no longer had to bother with F-stops and aperture speeds (which I never quite figured out anyway) or tripods, how you could obtain a perfect photo with very little skill or knowledge, for very little money. When my old flip-phone broke, I invested in the "new" technology (which wasn't so new by the time I got to it) and bought a phone/camera from T-Mobile (which I also wrote about), and I've been happy with it ever since. Since then, this is where I've come to develop those photos I take. Parking usually isn't a problem. I walk in and over to the photo kiosk, hook my phone up to their computer, pick the photos I want to print, and wait about 10-15 minutes while they print them. During those 10-15 minutes, I wander about the spacious store and sometimes buy additional items I might need (Unisom, Pepto Bismol, popcorn, chocolate candy, cold-and-flu medication, paper towels, etc.). The magazines and books they stock are overpriced ($11 and $12-plus for a PAPERBACK!?! No thanks) and uninteresting. By the time I've perused anything that's of even moderate interest or applicability to me, the photos are ready. I get in line at the check-out counter (which usually moves with relative speed, although there are instances where it backs up substantially, depending on who is manning the cash register). But this last time was a little different. A brief note about Covid-- I started getting vaccinations as soon as they were available. I still ended up getting Covid, but it wasn't too bad (shivers and chills in June, a dry cough, not feeling up to much physical activity). A few years ago, when I went to get the vaccination, I asked how long before I got the next one (I was used to every 5 to 6 months). The guy administering the shot shrugged and said, "Come back in about a year." At that point, I figured Covid wasn't such a substantive issue anymore, and I stopped getting vaccinated. Bad move. This past winter, I caught Covid, and it was bad. I lost my sense of taste and smell (bad enough), plus I felt like death warmed over. I felt horrible. Once I got over it, I decided I was going to resume the regular vaccinations. I was told I should wait about 4 months from the time I had Covid. In Walgreens, even though I hadn't specifically come in to get vaccinated, I decided to use my spare time while waiting for my photos to get printed to inquire about vaccines. At the pharmacy counter, they asked when I had had Covid, counted off the months since then, and told me I could get a vaccine in about 10 minutes. I was taken to a side room, asked a few questions, signed a paper, and prepared for the shot. Unlike previous vaccinations, it didn't feel like someone had punched me in the arm...hard!...and I didn't spend the rest of the day feeling blah. I was told to return for another vaccination in 6 months. That date is marked on my calendar. There are differences in Walgreens. The one in the Lyons Mall in Basking Ridge is where I get my prescription medications and it's smaller, and the photo kiosk there looks like it hasn't been used in years. This Walgreens in Bernardsville is big, well stocked with pretty much everything you need in terms of over-the-counter medications and a miscellanea of foodstuffs and household items. But you can do walk-in Covid vaccinations now; no more headaches of having to sign up for them on-line (I can remember when Covid 1st started and waiting 2 hours on the computer to make an appointment, only to be thrown off at the last minute). I also remember a few years ago getting a Covid test administered here at the drive-up window and presumably that service is still being offered, although you might have to make an appointment still for that. So...why not a rating of 5 stars? Parking isn't a problem, my photos get developed without complications for not much money, I can pick up pills or potions without too much trouble, and I was able to cross off the "get the Covid vaccination ASAP" on my to-do list without any headaches or hiccups in the process of doing it. Service is usually friendly and efficient. I still intend to keep getting my prescription medications at the Basking Ridge location because it's closer to me and so more convenient to get to, and I've been using it for decades at this point, so on that basis I'm going to leave well enough alone-- at least as regards prescription medications. But I can also endorse the Bernardsville location without any reservations. They haven't let me down yet whenever I've gone there for anything. And I can't say that about every Walgreens location (if interested, check out my negative review for the one in Stirling). Recommended.