Kim was amazing! Helped me out with a smile even though I was being difficult. Very clean. And…read morestaff was super friendly! And my drink was ready after I paid!

Good staff good food good prices, they are always nice and a little bit cheaper than otherread more

7-Eleven dinge is a reassuring consistent across the chain while the coffee is reasonably hot and…read moreappears fresh. I wouldn't necessarily touch the sandwiches or hot dogs but I always wonder why the chain is so revered in Japan (Hint: owned by a Japanese conglomerate) while doing a very sorry impersonation of a near-death bus depot in the States. Two dingy stars.

I use this 7-11 exclusively for the ATM inside which is part of my credit union's Network. Other…read morethan that, I doubt that I would buy anything here. It is convenient to Rt 4. Much of the business appears to be local workmen and lots of voters stopping by to get ice and drinks before heading out to the boat ramp.

This was previously one of my favorite Wawa stores. Usually clean and well stocked. And because…read moreit's on the north side of Rt 235, access is easy when leaving the base or LP City. I frequently would stop to use the ATM and while there would purchase gasoline, coffee and maybe a tastycake. But, a recent renovation moved the ATM adjacent to a lottery ticket machine. People using the machine (or pretending to) can now observe those using the ATM from close range. And the angle of observation makes it easy to see the PIN number. So, with regrets, I won't be using this store again.

Wawa, The Goose is loose! Best coffee in town for a gas station, better than Starbucks (also good…read morecoffee) in my opinion. Friendly staff at both locations here in Southern Maryland. Definitely better than Sheetz.

Cooks is what it is: a small liquor/convenience store in a semi-rural setting. The majority of…read morecustomers are college kids, so don't expect a huge selection of craft beer or nice wine. The customer service is always friendly, the soft-serv is cheap and delicious, and they always have a nice welcome sign on their marquee for college events. SIDE NOTE: the owner of this place is a SUPER NICE GUY. We (the women's rugby team at SMCM) sold 50/50 tickets at a basketball game one time, and Mr. Cook bought a buttload of tickets and when he won, gave us back all the money. AND he gave us a box of free miniatures when we ordered beer/wine for our big rugby shindig at the end of the year! Amazing.

The soft serve ice cream is great! They offer vanilla, chocolate or twist (both). The small size is…read moremore than enough for me.

Small shop but they have a little of everything and a great selection of sodas, etc. At least 6 gas…read morepumps and friendly staff. Can't make any complaints. Quick and accessible corner off the main road beside a light.

Been stopping by here almost every week for gas. But today they told me they have NO restroom. Too…read morebad, I will NEVER come back again !

A tasty hero can't completely overcome a confounding order kiosk that would rather waste your time…read morebarking a relentless barage of upgrades as to make your time getting a sandwich downright maddening. I could decipher the nuclear codes in less time than it takes to order an Italian sub. It also doesn't help that toppings and condiments that are gratis at Wawa all come with an upcharge that delivers two heros and drinks for a usurious $40. Holy Sheetz. Please don't come to Jersey.

Awesome, like the option to order cooked food Everything you…read moreneed when stopping for gas

The Fastop chain of gasoline and convenience stores appears to be a Calvert County exclusive. This…read moreparticular store is located in Solomon's Maryland adjacent to Route 4 and the Thomas Johnson bridge. It is a combination gas station and convenience store. There are approximately four double pumps and a small interior store selling typical convenience store items. It's not a large place and the one time I went in looking for coffee creamer they don't stock it. As well the gas is fairly expensive, about $0.15 more per gallon than the Wawa located 5 miles south on Route 4.

I have been to this particular Walgreens in the past. I love that you are greeted instantly when…read moreyou enter the store and how organized and clean the entire space is. I had been using prescription services that delivered to my home, but this was no longer available to me. My immediate thought was to go the friendliest drug store near me and that is the Walgreens in Lusby, Md. All of sudden there is a shortage of the estrogen patch I have relied on and absolutely require. I somehow knew that the pharmacy at this particular location would be able to answer questions and help me navigate the best solution. My initial contact was with Tina. Tina was patient, polite and caring she saw that the coupon I thought I could use was not functioning. Enter Dr. Arnold the pharmacist, he also pointed out to me that I was using the substitute brand prescription patch incorrectly. He additionally felt that he could place an order and obtain the original prescription, the generic I had been using. This was wonderful news ! It only took an additional 24 hours and not only was the original prescription delivered to Walgreens, the price was far more reasonable than the option I had the day prior. I am just so thankful and appreciative of Dr. Arnold and Tina for the care and attention they provided me. It is a longer drive for me to see them, but it is so, so worth it !!!! While so much has changed in our country so recently and there are so many more protections unavailable, having access to a quality experience with a pharmacist is precious. The team and all of the workers at this drug store are true champions and heroes of our community.

3/31 update. This…read moreparticular Walgreens is completely overwhelmed by the necessity to both dispense prescriptions and conduct covid vaccines simultaneously. Apparently there was no addition to the staff of the pharmacy section. What this means for customers is a long, long wait to pick up prescriptions. I stopped by yesterday to pick up a prescription which their system had texted me was ready. So I went to the drive-thru, only to read a sign saying come inside to pick up your prescription. So I parked the car and go inside, where there is one line for all prescriptions and for all the people registering for their vaccine appointments. There are easily 12 people milling about, and because there isn't enough room between the shelving units and the pharmacy windows there's no way for people to know if they are in the queue or not. The pharmacy employees are great; and the situation I described above is not their fault. I blame corporate. So my advice to you is go elsewhere for your prescriptions until this vaccination chaos is resolved.