Everything Scituate and more! Good local gifts. If you ply…read morethe litter this is the place to go!

Big selection of souvenir shirts. The prices were on the higher side but I guess that's to be…read moreexpected in Scituate. Friendly staff.

Great place, great service, and great location. The high school and middle school students can…read morealways get food and drinks before or after school and it's a quick and easy stop if you don't want to go to VMart for snacks or something like that.

The parking is horrible during spring/summer time. The store is extremely overpriced. Paying a…read morepremium because of its location sounds about right BUT price gouging is another thing. If you're going to sell me freezer burned ice cream for $8 at least put on a fake smile and say THANK YOU! Also, check the dates on your coffee cream. Mine was expiring in 2 days. Not a lot of turnover of products. Can't speak to the cost of booze since I don't buy booze there. I have had a sub and it was expensive and nothing to write home about but edible, not horrible. I just think the owner should be more approachable. She has a resting bitch face. Maybe she hates her job. I dunno ‍

Love this place, everything you need close to home, yea it's more expensive than the grocery store…read morebut it's a convenience store that saves you lots of time so it's well worth it, great subs too!

Normally, I get my coffee at Cumberland Farms, since I think they have the best coffee around. But…read moreI stopped in here,, since there aren't many Cumby's in the area.. So I dispense the coffee in my cup, and it's the last of the coffee from that carafe. Then I try to dispense the half & half from the dispenser that they have, and nothing comes out. I informed the cashier of this, and he told me they don't fill those dispensers anymore. However, they did have the imitation cream in the thimbles. I don't really like that stuff, but I figured I'd add a few to my coffee and see how it tasted, and it wasn't good! Now I know why I only trust Cumberland Farms for convenience store coffee. Unless you like the imitation milk / half & half, you probably won't like 711's coffee.

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I was a regular customer at the CVS across from this Walgreens location for a very long time, but…read moreCVS has really gone down hill in recent years due to corporate policies, which appears to be solely focused on increasing profits, even at the cost of their employees' mental health. Walgreens in Cohasset is my regular pharmacy now. They are always prompt, friendly, and when you call the store an employee will actually pick up the phone to help you (CVS goes to voicemail now). Further, when I need to fill prescriptions that my insurance does not cover, the pharmacists at Walgreens will automatically find and apply a GoodRx BIN to defray my cost vs. CVS where they won't do that and will try to charge me full retail price (like $35 per pill vs $1 per pill at Walgreens with the GoodRx BIN applied).

God bless America, land that I love! Nothing titillates my fancy more than a good pharmacy. This…read moreplace reeks of corporate America. The whitewashed walls, the constant buzzing from the ceiling fixtures, and oodles and oodles of choices through never-ending aisles. Not many places can offer you such a variety of goodies such as: mushroom soda, lube, Tostitos chips, plan b, people magazine, and (if you're lucky) prescription pain medication! What a place, I tell you. I rode into town not too long ago, after my dental procedure that required a hefty amount of anesthesia and ketamine. After assuring my doctors that I did not drive myself and that my ride was here to get me, I stumbled out into the parking lot towards my Ford Ranger. Man, was the world spinning! So anyway, I started driving. With my jaws full of cotton and ice packs on my cheeks, I rode across 3A like Fast Betty. It was like I was in that movie with that hunk Vin Diesel! The fat and the furious or whatever. I was weaving through the lanes all in an attempt to find the nearest pharmacy so I could pick up my prescription. Then came Walgreens. I must say, the customer service was really good here! When I walked in there was a short fellow at the register. I asked him where I could find the shitter, and he gladly pointed me in the right direction. "Glad I could help!" The short fellow squelched. The bathroom stunk of rotten flesh. It was as if all the scoundrels of hell had lain a sickly curse on the very room. I pooped quickly, and left quickly too (for I had clogged the toilet and the stench was too strong for me to do anything about it). Ugh. It must've been the birdies I had eaten. Never again I swear! As I walked down the aisles I stepped in a massive puddle and my brand new Chewbacca crocs were soaked. "Son of a dinkledobbenheimerschlob!" I belched. The short fellow reappeared again and looked shocked. "Oh no!" He squelched again. And then in a fiery instant, he did something truly remarkable. He took a wand from out of his pocket and said, "presto!" And the water vanished. The short fellow had magic abilities, and good ones at that. But who could he be an apprentice for? Suddenly a tall grey haired man stepped forth, with spectacles. "Gandalf!" I squealed, letting out a bubbly and gurgling fart. He didn't seem too amused so I let the wizard be. Anyways, I picked up my perc 30s from the pharmacy and started for the door, not before buying a fancy bandana which the short fellow rung out for me. "Toodles!" I said, and I walked out the door. I love this place, however I don't think I'm allowed back. I double parked in a handicap zone, clogged their rusty toilet, and exposed two of their employees for having magic powers. I can't get over the stench of that toilet! Good gracious if my aunt myrna were here today to see such a vile thing she'd just about cry! 3/5 stars.

Upscale deli and convenience store where you can pick up a nice variety of treats, alcohol, or…read moresandwich. For $10, you get can a hearty sandwich with plenty of meat. The Pond st with Turkey, ham, and prosciutto was quite tasty. They also offer a few hot sandwiches, breakfast items, and chicken tenders for kids. As a convenience store there are plenty of snacks, beverages, beer, wine, and various goods. They also had a fun candy section.

This place is great but the Cohasset location is permanently closed and a new business is in its…read moreplace. They still have a location in Hingham with great coffee, sandwiches, and other provisions.

The same women other people are complaining about was rude to me as well. I asked her where the gum…read morewas and she said "in front of your face"

Never have I ever experienced such a rude customer service agent. They ran out of gas. After 4…read moretrips in the store. They charged me for gas I couldn't get. Then argued with me after showing him my online banking and told me it's not his problem.

On Sept.16,2025 I went in to pump gas.The machine frozen after putting in my credit card.So I…read moreremoved it and went to the next pump and pumped $50.00.I later found out that the original pump must have un frozen and someone else pumped $86.81 of gas.So within less than 5 minutes $50 charge and $86.81.I reported it to my credit card co.and have a conditional credit until Nov.13.,the date given to Cumberland Farm to respond.To date no response.On Nov.13 my credit will go through,showing their arrogance and lack of responsibility. My car tank only holds 15.6 gallons and $86 81 wouldn't fit in my tank.WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS COMPANY? DON'T THEY HAVE ANY COMMON SENSE?

Cumby what?! Brand new with state of the art, uh, gas pumps, but let's talk the real winner here:…read morefree snacks and iced coffee. The first: basically no matter what bottles beverage you buy, they're throwing free Cumberland brand snacks in your pie hold. Pepsi 20z? Free nuts. Coke? Free chips. Hot dog? Free body massage. Okay, the last one was a stretch. Second, the iced coffee. A buck buys you any size. The fixin's bar has the standards PLUS a Stok extra shot of concentrated coffee. Yes. So you can amp up your caffeine fix for free. Everything's brightly lit. I mean, it's a gas station at the end of the day but hey, if you're fielding for caffeine, hit up a cold brew and Stok your life expectancy back a few years.

Great to see the old store with new owners, super selection and outstanding service. The walk up…read moreice cream window is an awesome touch!

Nice people, good location. Craft beer selection is mediocre at best. No excuse not to have some…read moredecent IPA's Goose Island isn't cutting it.

really not the best CVS in terms of pharmacy... which is the main point of the CVS. No complains…read moreabout the store aspect, however the pharmacy does not answer the phone and does not fill prescriptions on time. It's almost like they wait until you come in to get the prescription before they even look at it. I typically call prior while waiting on hold from anywhere to 20-30 minutes to tell them to fill it so I don't have to wait in the store. Seriously considering switching pharmacies.

The senior executive responsible for the CVS location in Cohasset seems incapable of grasping the…read moreseriousness of the pharmacy situation. The staff there is overworked ad stressed beyond comprehension. The store no longer answers the phone for any reason. There was a time when this was well run and well-staffed. For the last several years things have become a mess, yet the senior executive seems to pretend that everything is okay. Frankly, I hope someone sues CVS for professional malpractice. What if there was truly an emergency? How do you defend this kind of mismanagement?????