Oh it's a wonderful day in the neighborhood. First the counterman is bent over doing something, so…read moreI am greeted by an ass crack at cash register. Then he proceeded to talk and I kept asking what he was saying. Turns out he wasn't talking to me at all, he was having a conversation with someone in a foreign language via Bluetooth.

It's a typical 7-11. Busy parking lot at times. Staff is nice. Good selection of items including…read moreprotein bars and powder. The 7-11 prepackaged BLT salad is a decent quick lunch option that you can just grab and go.

This place is Way too expensive! Limited options in certain items…read more It's a last resort stop only when in a bind.

Watch the so-called sales. Bought the only can of a brand name tomato sauce on sale. Sign said "2…read morefor $4." I rung up $2.99 for this one can. They play this game all the time with dubious sales. Blah!

Growing up on Long Island meant regular trips to Dairy Barn, the iconic drive thru convenience…read morestore where you'd go to pick up milk on a Saturday morning when your parents realized they ran out and couldn't have their coffee. It was the red barn shaped building where you'd just pull up, get what you need, and go. Now, they've reinvented themselves as The Barn, and after blowing up on TikTok for their creative drinks, I knew I had to try their coffee. The Barn now offers so much more than your standard convenience drive thru. Their menu has leveled up with specialty lattes, dirty sodas, seasonal treats, and donuts. It was a crisp fall weekend and I was all about embracing the fall season vibes, so I went straight for a seasonal latte. The pumpkin spice latte came served INSIDE a real pumpkin! Not only was it super Instagram worthy, but the drink itself was a hit. Not overly sweet like so many pumpkin lattes tend to be. Definitely a fun way to enjoy a fall treat. My sister went for the Cookies and Scream latte, which was topped with a freshly baked Schmackary's cookie. She loved that it was both indulgent and flavorful, with the cookie as a decadent bonus. It's worth noting that these drinks are definitely on the pricier side. $38 for two lattes is a splurge, even by New York standards. But given the experience, and the fact that my drink was served in a literal pumpkin ... I can't say I regret it. If you grew up around Dairy Barn or just love a great seasonal coffee with a twist, The Barn makes for a fun, nostalgic visit. I look forward to seeing their Christmas specials.

The old Dairy Barn on Larkfield Road a convenience store with a personal touch for coffee. The…read moreladies working there are friendly and knowledgeable about their coffee and will give you recommendations. Ciao For Now

This is a great station that only gets better. They now carry racing fuel and Ethanol Free Gas. My…read morefamily goes there for all their bait and tackle. We stop there to stock up on all our drinks, ice and snacks for a day out on the boat.

Amazing service, I always stop whenever I am passing by. They also have our favorite cookiesread more

I had such a nice experience here! The staff is always so friendly and welcoming. The manager, Ali,…read morewas really helpful and took the time to help me use my mobile app discount and rewards for gas. I really appreciated how patient and helpful he was. The store has also been renovated and looks so much nicer and cleaner. The bathroom was spotless, which I really appreciated. You can definitely tell they take pride in keeping the store clean and making sure customers have a good experience. Great staff and great service!

Ali, the general manager is knowingly scamming 7-Eleven customers Beware! The receipt that was…read moreprinted out is attached and you can see the rewards was stated, but not given. Multiple people came in saying the same thing and he was playing. A kid had no idea which I know he did which is extremely deceptive. Beware.!

Literally just came out of here. 3 people behind the counter Took 2 minutes to acknowledge me…read more Then had to repeat what I wanted 2 times as they kept chatting with each other. Never looked at me. Just kept talking to each other. I have had problems here before but this was the worst. I go because it's convenient but this was my last visit to this establishment. I will go out of my way to go to another gas station/convenience store. They should send their employees for more training.

$2.00 to use the air pump??? You have got to be kidding me. What an outrageous rip-off!read more

Always have prescriptions on time. Also great coupons and sales. Got Covid and flu shot without an…read moreappointment.

I genuinely deal with this pharmacy having mix-ups and miscommunications on a quarterly basis…read moreminimum. During these mix ups, the pharmacy department has not been apologetic, even during situations that absolutely call for it... like sending wrong medication or sending me to a cooperating location, stating they'd have my medication, when they don't. Years ago, I switched to Rite Aid due to my frustration with CVS, but unfortunately, they went out of business. Rite aid was far better with consistency of filling my medication in a timely fashion and in its customer service. I understand that the customer experience at CVS is damaged by something probably above the specific locations control. The phone system/automated messaging is infuriating. It takes so much effort and frustration to try to leave a voicemail. Pressing 0, saying "operator", saying "speak to a pharmacist" doesn't seem to expedite the time it takes to leave a voicemail . I've even asked someone in pharmacy in the past if they knew a shortcut to get to voicemail and they don't. I hope they can report at least that to their higher-ups in the company, because I'm sure I'm not alone with already being frustrated by time I speak with someone in pharmacy due to that system. I'd bet dealing with frustrated customers is not good for the morale of the pharmacy staff working. Their automated texting system is also a problem. For example, the system does not trigger any communication regarding a shortage in medication until the date is supposed to be filled. Had they adjusted the settings to make customers aware of shortages earlier, the customer can have options to call around to other pharmacies and work with their doctor to have it filled at another location before their needed medication is out. Instead, I'm days past receiving my medication and received a text message today stating that I need an updated prescription from my subscriber (which wasn't the case when I spoke to someone on Friday). I'm on my 5th call to CVS since Friday and when I eventually spoke to someone, the pharmacist clarified that he doesn't need an updated prescription (as the text said) but instead is informing my doctor of medication shortage. Had the text message been accurate, I would've understood and wouldn't have had to deal with the whole phone system AGAIN to call for clarification. It's frustrating enough to not be able to fill a medication I need with no timeline in sight for when I will be able to get it, but for these automated systems to add so much increased frustration is ridiculous.

This place is great. It's like a convenience store drive-thru but better. The staff is very nice…read moreand courteous. Is a great convenience since they're open late and you don't have to get out of the car.

This is a East Northport staple, and not taking anything away from the corporate stores in the…read morearea. But a hot freshly made breakfast sandwich, and good cup of coffee in the morning is just One Stop away lol. The only negative is getting out of the parking lot. Ciao for now

I placed an order by phone, which was not made correctly, therefore I went in to the store to ask…read morethem to remake it. I was screamed at by the man behind the counter saying I did not place the order the way I wanted it made. The fact that someone in customer service was screaming in a customers' face is a huge turn off as I went in calmly and did not raise my own voice when asking for the remake. The man that yelled at me could have calmly explained where the error was however he choose to yell instead of staying calm.