A convenient gas station of the highway. It odds brightly lit to ensure plenty of safety while…read morepumping your gas. They also have a mart available for any items you may need.

The best market around here if you ask Me. They stock…read moreeverything we needed and the food in the deli and takeout area is also delicious. They also had fresh meats And delicious baked goods. I can't drive by here without stopping in. Today I also purchased three bunches of flowers for my sister who is having us all up this weekend. Employees are great, produce is fresh. Can't say enough about this market. Thank you !

Maybe I caught them at a bad time, but deli counter was awkward, they didn't seem interested in…read morebeing helpful.

Incredible workers! Very friendly and efficient, Haleigh in the Pharmacy is kind and gets work done…read morequickly! I feel very taken care of, and I choose this CVS over one closer to my home because of the work they do. Well worth the drive!

Unfortunately, the terrible reviews are true. While the CVS itself has a great supply of things you…read moremight need, everything from deodorant to leggings, the pharmacy is a disaster. They don't hire enough staff to help them, so they can never meet the demand. There is always a long line down the aisles of sick people coughing and looking miserable. The people who work here are very kind,l - they just cannot keep up because there are enough of them, and they are overworked. If you designate this CVS as your pharmacy of choice, make sure to bring a mask and magazines to prepare for the long wait.

Ok update on my previous review we figured it out and it went back down to what was originally owed…read more($42.23 instead of $100). Thank you Cumberland Farms staff for helping me out with what I assume to be some technical error. I'll be changing my original review and will have this in its stead. The people are great, the gas is cheap, and they are receptive to errors such as this and will help fix them. Thank you Cumberland Farms!

My son and I stopped at this location on Feb. 9 on our drive to NH. I lost my wallet there. I…read morecalled them the next day and was told they found my wallet. They offered to send to me at my home address. It is now the end of April, and I have not received the wallet. Had to cancel all of the cards inside and lost over $200 in cash. Sent an email to their customer service at corporate, and they have done nothing to assist me. Just beware!

Well, this store is as amazing as advertised! Super fun and super funky and that is the overall…read morecharm of this place. I stayed next-door at the Norwich Inn while attending some King Arthur Baking classes... And I'm sure I was over there twice a day for something! The McWhit breakfast sandwich is very, very good! I had one when I arrived, and I even took one on the road to the airport with me. Whether I needed water bottles or a treat or some souvenir?? It was there! I was even able to find some random kitchen tools that I have not seen in years. Staff is super nice and friendly. This store is obviously a huge and important part of the community. My hotel room had a window looking out at the parking lot and cars just streamed in and out all day long. As I was leaving, I thanked the clerk and told him I thought every town should have a store like this! I love my town, but too many chain grocery stores and dollar stores and nothing can beat Dan and Whits!

Well stocked general store right next to the Norwich Inn…read more We were in town for the King Arthur baking school and came here several times to get ziplock bags to pack all our food; get a few gallons of drinking water b/c with the cold weather outside the heaters inside are going to dry you up and tasty chicken salad and cured meats to eat with all our baked goods. Everyone is super friendly and we loved all the stands outside the store from a "wall of kindness" free coat rack to the free library to the eyeglass donation bin. It gave it all the small town and proud proprietor vibes that we don't get in Oakland with boarded up storefronts, vandalism and broken glass. EV Drivers - there are two slow chargepoint EV chargers in their parking lot.

Last week I stopped in to fill my car w/gas because the posted price with the Irving Debit Pay…read morediscount was $3.09 a gallon. I activated Irving Debit Pay on the Irving app and filled up. I was charged $3.29 a gallon. When I went inside and inquired, the cashier acknowledged that there was a problem with the pumps, but the only person who could refund me the overpayment was the manager who was gone for the day. I called the next day and spoke with the manager who told me she is there till 2pm on weekdays and until 8am on Saturdays and acknowledged that the problem has been going on for over a week, but they had not been able to get Irving to fix it. I imagine that was beyond their control. But they also had not changed the sign and they were only giving people refunds if they noticed that they were not charged the posted price and requested a refund during the manager's hours. Because I was able to go back during her hours, I did. (I wonder how many other people notice the discrepancy, take the time to question it, and have the ability to come back when she is there.) She looked at my receipt and told me that it didn't say Irving Debit Pay. I showed her that my emailed receipt did, in fact, say "Irving Debit Pay". She then told me that she could only give me the Irving Debit Pay price if I activated Irving Debit Pay using my plastic Irving card rather than on the Irving app. When I pointed out that it was still Irving Debit Pay, she told me she would do it "just this once" but next time I need to use the plastic Irving card and not the Irving app. I'm puzzled why she assumes there will be a next time.

Just over the border into New Hampshire, this large convenience store and gas station has a huge…read morenumber of coolers with sodas, water and beer. Salty and sweet snacks, hot dogs and even a milkshake machine. Service was friendly though they could use a bit more help on a holiday with the number of folks queueing up for beer and ice.

We recently lost our RiteAid near our town so this became the only corporate pharmacy in the area,…read morea half hour away. Not to say we don't have excellent local pharmacies in our town, but sometimes you need a corporate store for such things as immunizations, which was my case in this instance. The check in process was uneventful and fast. I had made the appointment and paperwork online several days ago and the reception was fast. The inoculations specialist, Ian, was courteous and very efficient. I had my booster before I knew it. The rest of the store is fine. Well stocked, very good variety. Excellent wine section too, with many of the lesser priced items on the shelves. Of course, I'm not coming to CVS for a Chateau Latour, but if I'm having a cookout with a bunch of people, this will do. As in the old Rite Aid, they have BOGO on many of the vitamins. Overall a pleasant experience.

This pharmacy has the most convoluted computerized system one must navigate to do something as…read moresimple as picking up a prescription. To make it worse, most of the sales people sit by and announce they cannot help you until you correctly fill out the computer screens. They have not connected the notion of helping customers with service. And to top it off, there are unending phone calls with synthesized voices telling you to come down and pick up or order a script. They are the worst. The woman who often is at the drive thru is the exception. She is friendly, helpful and competent. Too bad Rite Aid left town.

The worst G-D pharmacy. Half the time I go there the drive through is closed. When that happens,…read morelike today, there is a line with at least 10+ people waiting, and waiting, and waiting. Total hole.

My prescriptions are often not ready when I get there. They are sent in, I get a text, and I go the…read morenext day and the prescription is not ready for pick up. They have been out of my prescriptions and I have had to wait over a week.

What started as a request to use the restroom and hopes for a bit of sustenance, turned into a…read morewonderful chat and mini-tasting with some friendly folks. On the drive back from Montpelier to Portland, following the pilgrimage made by many a New Englander to witness solar eclipse totality, I had to get off the road, out of traffic, and find a restroom stat. It was divine intervention that made me pull off that specific exit. It seemed dead amongst the nearby businesses in that little enclave, but a hint of human activity pulled me towards Vermont Spirits. After my coy request and use of the restroom (what a relief!), I stood at the bar and asked about their line of products. Barkeep Meg was nice enough to allow me to sample some of their offerings, including the super secret juice! Also really appreciated being able to talk with the chief, Randy, and exchange eclipse experiences. Really friendly folks, and it truly kept my sanity in check. Thanks for the conversation and allowing this wayward traveller use of your restroom. My bladder thanks you! I've already cooked up a couple cocktails with the No. 14. Delicious stuff!

Such a great tasting experience. We had Amanda (I believe that was her name) and she was so…read moreknowledgeable and friendly! It was our first time going and I will definitely be a returning customer when I am back in the area. All of their spirits are worth the trip! My sister had their vodka and said it was amazing. I had their gins and bourbons and my god so good. If I could give 10 stars I would. We all left with purchases. Definitely not a place to skip it's a must visit.