Love this store I used to steal inked magazines from them back when I would head on towards school…read more I actually did an interview on the Inked Magazine PR. The video cover is a bottle of liquor. It's called chicken cock, whiskey in the interview. I reference stealing the magazines and it was from this store in particular.

Harry and other employees very nice owner is exceptionally nice. I will keep going thereread more

Great little market in a quaint neighborhood I never knew existed in Melrose! They had all the…read morenormal convenience store goods, but what makes them different is they have a lot Irish & British goods! I was able to get a bag of chips for $2.50 but wasn't able to afford some of the candies. They did have a ramen I have never seen before so I snagged that .75cents. A big ice cream selection. Staff was friendly, it looks like they have a little kitchen area I'm not sure if they do subs/sandwiches here. Street parking only, I was able to find a spot regardless of the snow piles.

This place is legit a little corner store tucked away in a random little Melrose neighborhood. No…read morefrills but Irish treats!!! Including Irish Easter eggs! Taylor and some soups and sauces etc...not as extensive as the Lucky Shamrock but waay closer for those of us a little more north

Great place to shop for convenience! The Employemployees are very friendly & greet you with a smile…read moreand thank you for your busines! The store is aways clean.If you can please support this local business thanks.

Great service and is convenient. Employees are nice as well. Good product selection available.read more

This is not just a mini mart! They have all sorts of Ethiopian cooking ingredients! They also have…read moreinjera!

NOT open 24 hours. Since covid this store cut their hours, they close at midnight. Change your name…read moreor stay open 24/7. Covid is over.

I would put 0 stars if I could. Was told they closed at 12 when I called earlier. Then 11 when I…read moreshowed up there the guy still had people inside that didn't work there 30 minutes after they supposedly closed. I asked for a managers name he told me he was the only manager there & i needed to leave. I call tonight the managers name is Gail. She tells me it's my fault I got treated terribly & talked to badly hung up on & lied to by this kid who doesn't even look like he's out of Highschool, braces and all tripping over his own words. Then tries telling me I provoked him hanging up on me telling me different things & lying saying there's no other manager but him. Terrible service terrible customer service. This place sucks.

Absolutely great convenience store. The place to definitely play the lottery and get some good…read moresnacks. Even next door you could get some delicious pizza. Parking lot is a little tight, but great place.

Know why I don't like this place? First time I went in there, I got some stuff, along with a box…read moreof cookies. The cookies had an "instant $2 off" coupon on them. When the guy behind the counter rang it up, I noticed he didn't take into account the coupon. When I pointed it out to him, he mumbled something like "No we don't do that here". HUH? It's a huge instant coupon right on the box! Just because your crappy lazy store doesn't want to take the time to turn in coupons shouldn't be MY problem! Screw you - you've lost a customer for LIFE. I HATE these kind of stores.

I bought gasoline and played lottery on Saturday 5/23/26 at about 9 am…read more After my gasoline purchase at the pump, I went inside for lottery play. The gentleman in front of me I have seen before at gas stations and he is a policeman who is passively and coyly annoying. He was at the lottery attendant before me , so his play is first. He had a plastic container with many betting slips. I figured I'd be waiting awhile; however, he drew only one slip from the attendant. It was either a game purchase or result slip of the numbers drawn for Friday night results. I was not close enough to see and I wasn't paying much attention because at the time I thought it was none of my business??? Yet was it. I'll return to that man's motivation after I explain the comments of the loudmouth annoying policeman behind me. That fellow was shouting to the attendant that there is a sign at the pump for a ten cents discount for paying cash as opposed to credit card payment. The attendant told him there was no a sign for any discount;therefore, the attendant was a participant in the ruse. I saw the loud fellow at at a very crowded wholesale store. I parked in a handicapped space and proceeded to the entrance. The rude fellow shouted at me " next time you wait". He was under some allusion that I had taken " his " space. My reply only made him more angry. I have no fear of police officers who have bad intentions towards me. During those encounters ( there have been more than a few) I look straight at them. Usually they are aggressive and trying to promote a physical encounter. I am 79 years old and have had 14 surgeries. That explains the " bravery " of some police officers I have met. I have metal and plastic in my knees and hips. It is painful to stand pay and pump gasoline. On more than one occasion I've had pumps work slowly while I stand uncomfortably one time I looked back to the car behind me and I'm staring at a fellow I'd never want to view. Was the pump slowed up intentionally. Why did the policeman at Alltown go the the counter with many betting slips yet only get a printout or a single game purchase. As I walked in there was a 1963 ? Ford Galaxie with police markings. It was in great condition. Was the owner simply an enthusiast? Or was the vehicle being used as an emotional prop? To return to the intentions of the darker skin quiet fellow . At a route one north gasoline station he was standing close to to the cashier; usually a pleasant African American gentleman. I paid for a lottery ticket and told him to have a nice day. In the presence of the coy policeman from Alltown as well. The attendant oddly told me he wanted to " hang out" with me. I told him if my number pops I'd be back with an envelope for him, but he'd be finding his own way. Given the habits of that furtive policemen, very close to the lottery machine, it's a safe bet that that encounter was planned and staged. The odds are very high that the intent in that encounter was perhaps to raise anger . Why would a young male of a different race , background, and physical capability want a friendship with a guy like me. Especially in front of a sly police officer with not the best intentions. Years ago I had more than a few African American good friends. Unfortunately they are no longer with us. Returning again to Alltown . On another day maybe last year a poser policeman I know very well now approached me after buying gasoline. He amends his appearance and is very good at it. He actually fooled me. He posed a a tree stump remover. But said he had retired ( retired and still working?) I was polite to him. At the time I thought he was just a confused individual. He is the one to who is most clever. Oddly that fellow should try to take care of himself and develop more healthy diet habits. Every time I have an unwanted encounter with him, he has taken on characteristics of the Plant Kingdom . He is growing from his extremities. I do not make this comment to ridicule a fellow, but body weight is very important That man should change his eating habits. He has I'll will to me I have none for him. I just don't want to see him again. I have a sensory issue which in a policeman's mind is construed as a probable cause for the above nonsense; successful surgeries and accessibility to the best drugs for the condition wipes out this probable cause. Also I am not that famous golfer who drives about at excessive speeds with controlled substances. At bedtime I get so little medicine, my doctor told me not to worry about an OUI. That will not happen. On this Menorial Day weekend, all of our policeman and firemen are all heroes and veterans. No matter what, if I was in a terrible situation, they would do their best to safe my life Blessings to all of our veterans with good will to police and fire. James Dennehy

I stopped in as my boyfriend was getting gas and was super pleasantly surprised at how bright and…read morenice the store was, and especially surprised at how clean the bathroom was! Such a nice stop on our trip in MA :)

It's a Walgreens nothing special it's on route south I stop by on my way to the gym to LA Fitness…read more Plenty of parking nothing special lol.

Came in here to buy a large pair of latex-free gloves and some mini plastic elastic bands. They are…read moreclean, organized and well-light. I was unable to find the elastic bands but found the gloves rather easily as I searched around the pharmacy. The private parking lot with two entrance and methods to exit were convenient being located on Route 1. Cashier was friendly and efficient. Pharmacist seemed nice but a little confused when helping a patient at their desk. Would come again if in the area.

The people working here always so friendly and they have everything you need in a pinch. There's…read morestreet parking in the public lot not too far way behind the building. Prices are reasonable and they're open late.

From the owner: We have wide varieties of groceries, dairy, drinks, cigarettes and tobacco products, lottery and…read moremany more items.

Great ... like a mini grocery store with everything . There's also a Dunkin's inside so you can…read moregrab your coffee .. and gas .

This is a multi functional store you can pretty much do all your business at this location for the…read morewhole day. They sell beer and wine. There is a Dunkin' Donuts inside of Joe's market. They are a full Massachusetts state lottery facility. They have gas. They also have a huge amount of snacks and drinks available. They also process money grams. Staff is fabulous. Fast and efficient. Prices are average compared to everyone else in the city.