I've been going here for a years. It's an Amazing store and the staff is A+. Very helpful and they…read moremake you feel comfortable if you're new to things. They have lots to choose from, snacks, drinks and frozen meals to fit your needs.

Great service! I was in the other day to buy over $100 worth of supplements. I had a question about…read morea product that the gentleman behind the counter could have easily up sold me on. Instead he took his time to explain the product to me and ask me where I was with my diet and exercise plan. He then told me when I start to plateau on my fat loss I should think of using the supplement but not now. He gave me facts and was not worried about making the extra buck. He was committed to having a satisfied customer. He is the reason I will go back and continue to shop from Cape Cod Nutrition. Unfortunately I didn't get his name but I've seen him before and he always has a kilt on.

Huge gas station with all the amenities and more! Clean rest rooms. Hot and cold food available,…read moreand probably one of the biggest coffee and fountain drink selections available! Cumberland Farms have really set the bar high with all these new renovations and new locations! Gasoline prices are always competitive!

I was at the Bellingham Cumberland farms and witnessed a young guy with a thick black beard and he…read morewas very rude to another co worker and disrespectful Infront of me and other customers. Telling his co worker your outta here anyway and swearing at her saying no shi* Sherlock. Not to mention I had to wait 8 minutes for the ice decaf to brew.

It's a vitamin shoppe, good selection of vitamins and sports nutrition supplements at reasonable…read moreprices. Nice selection of energy drinks in the cooler.

I've been buying supplements and vitamins from that location for many years. The staff has always…read morebeen knowledgeable and helpful. They have good brands. Most of all, they store their vitamins the right way. Oil based vitamins such as E and A and D3 can effectively become useless or rancid if not stored correctly. Vitamin Shoppe has much better prices than Whole Foods. If you have sensitivity to specific ingredients such as wheat, dairy, yeast, or whatever, they have a good selection of vitamins and supplements that are free from those allergens.

This is not a review of the actual dispensary. This is a review of the weed that they put out as a…read morecultivar. I review cultivars in the area as a person from Washington state who's lived in California Bought one of their pre-rolls from another dispensary here on the Cape and just wanted to review it. beware, this is one of those cultivars that says that their weed is testing very high but then when you get it, it's not only not high-grade weed. It's really bad weed. Like weed you wouldn't buy if a weed dealer came to your house in the 90s to try to sell it to you. They took some super mid shake that taste nasty and harsh and rolled it up into a pre-roll and had the audacity to say that it was testing at 33%. Very common with the scam Artist, Massachusetts cult of ours. Everything in Massachusetts is a cash grab so they're just out to get the money and they'll say anything to get your money. Half the cult of ours out here is straight up and garbage and then as I just mentioned turn around and then Trent that their weed is in the mid 20s to mid 30 range in THC potency. Personally, if somebody who works hard for their money, I spent the last of my money that I had for weed this week on one of their joints and I'm really disappointed that I wasted my money getting it. You're way better off getting like a 22% THC joint from a quality of our than getting a joint from a Massachusetts Colta bar with claims that their weed is in a 30%. It almost never is but they don't care. They just have signs in their eyes and wanna market it as such so that they can get the money from 30% weed. It's really disheartening and disappointing. Sitting here about to smoke another part of this joint that was marketed 33% THC but I'm not even feeling anything and it's super harsh and doesn't even taste good or have in it. Shame on these guys. Seriously, not high, no flavor, no taste, harsh and they got a whole line of it that's marketed between like 30 and 33% THC. Stop playing and invest in actually growing good strains instead of lying to people. It's really frustrating. after living in this Massachusetts marijuana market. I rarely step out from things I'm familiar with and buy something new for this very reason and almost every time I do this is exactly what happens. get some integrity and grow some good weed and stop trying to inflate the numbers so much. That's the Massachusetts cash grab mentality though. It's like gosh we could grow some garbage ass weed and say that it's good and take everybody's money from them once or we could actually grow a good product and take the time to grow a good strain and then build a customer base that comes back again and again. Guess what choice the Massachusetts business owner will pick every time? TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN, FUCK 'EM! That's what it is out here: people way too focused on the dollar and not actually focused on providing a service that actually means something and keeps people coming back. It's more like "I have this thing here and you don't have it and if you want it, you can give me money for it and as far as the quality and stuff like that, fuck you I don't care about that. I just want your money, please and thank you". They should really pass here that you can only list the amount of THC on a product as the lowest yielding plant. After all, you're only as strong as your weakest link and it's very deceptive. What these cultivars do saying that they're putting out weed that's in the upper 20s and 30% and then you get it and it's straight up garbage. Like ha ha yeah that shit was 30% seeds and stems and leaves with zero THC on them. I'm not some whiny person just coming on here randomly complaining. This is happening right now as a result of this happening over and over again in Massachusetts. You guys are horrible offenders with this. You put out garbage ass weed and try to pass them off as high-quality and you need to stop Maybe invest some of that money that you're investing into lying in your marketing into learning how to grow good strains. That's the crazy thing it's not that hard to get good seeds starter plants, etc. they're just choosing not to and garbage ass weed is like California Denver, Washington state grade and it's not Props to the good Massachusetts cultivars like happy Valley Harbor House

While in the area, I stopped by this dispensary to purchase some legally bought marijuana. I have…read morebeen on pain management for 24 years and the medications aren't helping any more. I had tried some locally sourced marijuana, recommended by many friends, as it is an all natural pain reliever. I haven't tried marijuana in 50 years and was a rookie at the counter. The person at the counter seemed very polite and was a new employee, so I don't know if I was steered right. In retrospect, I probably should have waited for a more experienced sales person, however standing for any period of time causes me pain. The line was quite long and I couldn't bear to wait longer. I made a purchase, and although it was a legal and reasonable amount, I found their prices to be quite expensive. The associate helped me choose a variation, and although I've made the purchase over 5 weeks ago, I have not tried it yet. The sales person was kind and polite, but I don't believe she was very knowledgeable, and I do hope my expensive purchase is worth the price. One more tidbit to note, shopping here is like shopping at an Apple store, it took nearly half the day to make a purchase. If I were to shop at a dispensary, I believe I'd try another shop, just for price and knowledge comparison.

as a novice to the cannabis scene, my best experiences so far have all been with Caroline's…read moreCannabis in Hopedale. everyone in the building- from the door person, to anyone behind the counter, has always been incredibly nice and welcoming. each person i have interacted with has shown a genuine interest in my goals when using cannabis (like, how do i want to feel), and suggesting different products for me to try. i always feel like my best interest is at hand, and their patience and willingness to listen and consult with me is rare in today's crazy busy world. i can't speak to how the business feels to someone who is a cannabis regular. but, if you are someone who is new to the scene, and seeking a safe atmosphere, without judgement, and the promise of plenty of guidance, this is absolutely THE PLACE to come. i can't speak highly enough of what awesome service i have received from these lovely people (ok, it's mostly ladies, and that's just fine by me!).

I used to love this place. Been going downhill ever since. The big old dude at the front door is…read moreso miserable. Never ever ever friendly or responsive. Everyone just seems so ho hum lately. The OG employees are all gone. Caroline seems to be more concerned with her face being on everything than paying her employees well or maintaining a decent work environment. Way too many great dispensaries in every town.

In and out and have great prices. It's right on the MA/RI border and near the packy. If you live in…read moreWoonsocket, Smithfield or Lincoln, this is the spot for you!. There is plenty of parking and the service is friendly and knowledgeable. They offer many selections, so would suggest ordering online to review the menu and the deals. They offer deals at the counter as well, as long as you stay within the purchase limit.

thumbs up ......................... no problem finding it and no problem parking or paying ... love…read morethe prices

Really great experience at the local Walgreens in Foxborough Massachusetts. The pharmacy is always…read morefriendly explains everything never gets upset when you have a question. The girls in the store very knowledgeable what they have what's on sale and are always helpful he will take you right to the item if you can't find it yourself. I always find that I have a really good experience and service at this particular Walgreens.

Pharmacy is a mess. 18 minutes on hold. They keep answering and saying "hold on" or just picking…read moreup and putting me back on hold to stop the ringing, or one of 3 other things. Completely ignorant. Act like a normal human, not an ignorant careless person.

They must have had a lot of turn over here as there are many new and pleasant people working here -…read morefinally!!! Very clean - employees actively cleaning floors, stocking. Produce all very fresh. The premade packaged foods for on -the-go were freshly made. Nothing expired or past date that I saw on this trip. I was able to get some fresh fruit chopped up for half price to bring to a get together today. The woman who cashed me out was very nice, just starting her shift at the register, and was conversative which was nice. Once I finished loading groceries into my car a nice employee -older man -asked if he could take my cart for me. I was just about to bring it back inside myself but this was nice and we told each other to have a nice day. Just some simple kindness goes a long way. I am happy to see the change in attitude here with these new employees. Definitely for the better!

This Whole Foods in Bellingham is not far from my condo in Providence and I was in the area…read morevisiting friends. The store itself feels a bit smaller than other ones I've been to, but the cleanliness and the staff are top notch. I was looking for some beverages and they had a good selection of seltzer water, sodas and teas. I have always trusted their 365 private label brand, they do a great job on matching or exceeding the quality of national labels, great job, Whole Foods. The story of this chain goes like this, in 1978, twenty-five-year-old college dropout John Mackey and twenty-one-year-old Renee Lawson (Hardy), borrowed $45,000 from family and friends to open the doors of a small natural foods store called SaferWay in Austin, Texas. When the couple got booted out of their apartment for storing food products there, they decided to simply live at the store. Since it was zoned commercial, there was no shower stall. Instead, they bathed in the Hobart dishwasher, which had an attached water hose. Two years later, John and Renee partnered with Craig Weller and Mark Skiles to merge SaferWay with their Clarksville Natural Grocery, resulting in the opening of the original Whole Foods Market on September 20, 1980. At 10,500 square feet and a staff of 19, this store was quite large in comparison to the standard health food store of the time. Less than a year later, on Memorial Day in 1981, the worst flood in 70 years devastated the city of Austin. Caught in the flood waters, the store's inventory was wiped out and most of the equipment was damaged. The losses were approximately $400,000 and Whole Foods Market had no insurance. Customers and neighbors voluntarily joined the staff to repair and clean up the damage. Creditors, vendors and investors all provided breathing room for the store to get back on its feet and it re-opened only 28 days after the flood. Beginning in 1984, Whole Foods Market began its expansion out of Austin, first to Houston and Dallas and then into New Orleans with the purchase of Whole Food Company in 1988. In 1989, they expanded to the West Coast with a store in Palo Alto, California. While continuing to open new stores from the ground up, the company fueled rapid growth by acquiring other natural foods chains. Amazon bought Whole Foods Market for $13.7 billion on August 24, 2017. It was a much-talked about match that shook the world of retail. The deal saw an online powerhouse acquire a beloved organic grocer. It also marked a massive foray into the realm of brick-and-mortar grocery for Amazon. So far, the venture seems to have been a good thing for both. Amazon Prime customers get weekly specials at Whole Foods and the grocery chain gets the stable financial backing of a mega technology giant.