Took 2 steps out the door and realized I was short-changed $20. Was told i must have dropped it,…read moreretraced my steps with me (all 2 steps), and was told to call back tomorrow. It's tomorrow, and now told check this afternoon...NOT RIGHT! I've been a regular customer in there for years, and I'm shocked they would think I'm scamming them!

Went here to get butter sometime back, what usually costs $5, costed me $7. But the name says it…read more Convenience store. I went in only because I didn't want to drive.

The family that runs this place is great and the service is very convenient. They have great food…read morefor cheap. I have been here so many times and every single experience has been good.

Great spot! The one thing this area of Ahlington was missing. Came in last week for a Gatorade…read more Talked to the clerk, and they just got lotto tickets, which should result in an uptick for business. Being right next to Arlington Catholic high should help too. Nothing like chips and sodas after a long day of Sister Catherine slapping you with a cross! Bonus, buy a sandwich, get a can of soda free (no deli, just the convenience store style pre-made thangs). I'll be back next time we're out of milk, eggs, or 2 dolla scratch tickets.

Hooray for convenience seriously, a few yards and a stones throw from my apartment. I am glad if I…read moreneed something quick I don't have to get in my car and go anywhere, although just a heads up they don't have lettuce/cole slaw type stuff. But other than that. We good! It's small, lots of stuff in there all crammed in but it has, so far gotten the job done for OJ, cheese, milk, snacks and a variety of other items I've found myself grabbing.

Picture it: Medford, 2005. Thanksgiving Day…read more I lifted my body from bed and gazed out the window at the heavy flakes furiously falling from the heavens and quickly covering the ground. My then girlfriend told me that the friend who was suppose to have us for dinner had bailed. So we were stuck, without food, without car, without family in Tufts housing on Thanksgiving. Then I heard the 3 magical words that every overly-anxious, over-protective andy-dyke yearns to have spoken to her by her SO: "Go find food." I strapped up like I was Sherpa Tenzing, and boldly braved the elements while my beloved stayed in bed. I stumbled down a barren Boston Ave, jerking on closed door after closed door. Finally, like a sugar-and-fat oasis amidst the storm, I pulled on the door of Tufts Variety and it miraculously opened. What before my wonderous eyes should appear?! This crawlspace of a convenience store had one of everything I could need. Variety, indeed. In a truly strange twist of fate, there was one remaining Hungry Man Turkey Dinner left, with corn, stuffing and mashed potatos. Best ghetto Thanksgiving EVER. In the year that followed, I visited Tufts Variety often, fetching candies and ice cream. Not one inch of this store is wasted space--its a tight fit but it all fits, from ice cream novelties to lean cuisine frozen dinners, from soda in a can to peanut M&Ms. Hard-on for scratch-offs? There are PLENTY to be had here. It's grungy and dirty, but I prefered it to those other convenience stores with their "wide aisles" and "well-lit environments". The guy who ran that counter (always the same guy, always!) may not have known my name, but he sure did know my credit card--the $10 minimum on CC purchases meant I usually walked out with 3 more strings of Nerd Rope than I necessarily needed.

Curious to know what the interview questions are when someone applies for a job here:…read moreDo you hate being employed? Are you good at scowling? Can you commit to being miserable while ringing up customers? How much experience do you have giving monosyllabic commands? Listen, the store itself is clean and well stocked. Not been to the pharmacy, so this is purely my take on customer service. You'll definitely get your essentials here, but don't expect anything close to a smile, or god forbid a greeting, or any kind of human-to-human interaction from the cashiers or staff.

The pharmacy department was outstanding - they went above and beyond to see if my insurance would…read morecover Covid tests, they transferred my prescription from CVS (and unlike CVS they were able to fill my prescription), and they were incredibly nice to me and everyone else in line. They took the time that was needed with each customer and you could tell it they liked working there. It was clear that they knew their customers personally and really cared about them. Not only that, but I was able to find a hypoallergenic face cream my dermatologist advised - previously I had always had to buy it online - but there it was on the shelf - hurrah! I will always use this pharmacy now...

My favorite corner store! they always keep fresh stock of my regular every day items, and always…read moregreet me with a smile. Thanks LA Market! My best, Jill

This store has everything from snacks , lottery, mbta passes, ups drop-off and pick up, variety of…read moreIndian and Spanish groceries, moneygram services and more. Friendly staffs always greet me with smile .

Every single time I've gotten milk here it's either already sour or expires within a few days…read more Otherwise it's like fine ig

Hands down the nicest convenience store owners I have ever encountered. They always greet you with…read morea smile and are extremely polite. They might not carry everything you need but let them know if you are looking for something in particular and they will be sure to get it in.

Great convenience store! Has all the basics you'd need. Location is good for Medford residents.read more

Does not always give the right change back and manager has refuses to check.Has happened on many…read moreoccasions and to other friends that frequent there.No longer a customer.

So far I got vaccinated at several cvs and this one was the most quickly done. Nobody was waiting…read morethis evening. I noticed some bang sound from the gym upstairs.

Long lines for pharmacy - hire more! They are so stressed that only a few are helpful. White Street…read morein Porter Square is even worse. The store sends messages that a prescription is ready for pickup and it's not. The medication is not even in stock!