Convenience store. I…read morehave been in this location countless times and like many 7-11's these days, it has turned into a nice little store with clean aisles and decent staff. Fresh coffee, grab-n-go food items and a decent selection of goods - you know what they have. Busy parking in front.

This particular 7-Eleven is eerily similar to the other 7,000 7-Eleven's located on Long Island…read more It has ALL the things we've come to know and love.......roller food , hot dogs , 55 gallon drums of fountain soda , cell phone chargers , coffee gift cards. , bags of ice , dog and cat food , candy bars , assorted chips and snacks , antacid , birthday cards , adult beverages , gallons of antifreeze and windshield washer fluid .........and just about anything else you could possibly want/need during a pit stop.

This place is a little hidden gem. Has everything you need and Raj the owner is always a friendly…read moreknowledgeable guy to work with. Everything is priced fairly and it's always a quick easy experience popping in. Would definitely recommend. Thanks Raj!

Great set up here, clean and neat. Raj is a friendly guy. great with his customers. also, I'm…read morevery happy to find a place that carries CBD for my daughters illness! thank you Raj. all the best.

hi i'm only here to comment on an employee. stopped in late night to buy a quick pack of candy and…read moreget some cash back for ice cream. store was clean and my cashier Rick was so lovely. Had my boyfriend and I cracking up. Being that both my boyfriend and I work in the service industry we both always make note of when customers service is great. It's always such a nice feeling to be greeted with a smile (even if it's underneath a mask) and make a conversation, especially since times are less than exemplary at the moment. Human interaction is so important. Rick made our night!! Hope he can get a pat on the back for this because he deserves it for his kindness!

The absolute worst pharmacy and store. With Rite Aid closing, our prescriptions were moved here and…read moreit's always a headache.

Grab & Go is a convenient neighborhood store stocked with a variety of items, from snacks and…read morebeverages to everyday necessities. He also sells items local to Long Island which I appreciate. The store is well-lit and organized, making it easy to find items. Vic, the owner, is friendly, kind, and offers suggestions when needed. The store stays open later than most which is a huge plus.

The staff helped to make my cigar celebration a hit! They shared boxes, signs and additional cigars…read moreonto my order. Assisted me in creating the perfect selection of cigars, and exceeded my expectations. From ice to drinks, cigars and snacks, they have it all and go the extra mile.

New smoke shop. Great people. They sell beer and lottery tickets. A large variety for you to choose…read morefrom for your smoking need. It's about time that you walk in the smoke shop and they know what they're talking about.

I'm not sure of the gentleman name but when I entered the store a young man attended to me…read more Answered my questions, provided additional information on products/prices and he serviced me quickly!

I like this place a lot. I really like the "Older Friendly Asian Man" with a great sense of humor…read moreworking behind the counter. I felt very comfortable there. Nice to actually find a place where you can buy your lotto tickets and feel respected. Quite a busy location. Would definitely return back, if I find myself in the neighborhood.

so helpful love the staff very friendly huge variety more people should come these guys are amazingread more

When you take public transit as much as I do, you appreciate a strategically located convenience…read morestore. Being so close to the station, you can pop in and out really quickly without having to worry about missing your bus/train/etc. They have everything you need, (and probably a few things you don't but you'll probably buy them anyway--looking at you, chips and donuts), which is all you can ask for. A+!

North Shore Farms is my go-to supermarket. It has the personality of small grocery and the variety…read moreof groceries and specialty items of the large, exhausting stores like Stop and Shop, etc. It is lovingly managed by John who is never too busy to chat with pride about the newest improvements in his family-owned store. He likes to talk "groceries" and is genuinely friendly and helpful. The staff is equally friendly, respectful and helpful. Ask Hassan to find you a ripe melon. Bruno will write up deli orders and/or let you sample his deli selections. The fish counter workers know fish and the selection rivals H Mart! I've never brought home a less-than-fresh fish of any species! "Mr. Lovely" prepares an array of "ready to eat" entrees, sides, salads and incomparable tomato sauce. You can sample pasta, risotto, eggplant caponata, etc. He offers samples and stirs up a party. If you aren't counting calories and even if you are, try the fig bread! OMG! Yes, the parking lot, its entrance on Port Boulevard, is very challenging, especially after school lets out and on weekends. Pay attention and you'll be safe. As you can see, I am a satisfied, regular customer.

Shopping has become a high intensity mental workout for me, I used to get hungry when I food…read moreshopped and now I completely lose my appetite and feel a food borne illness slowly creeping into my body as I enter. Before I go to a new grocery market to shop, I am not looking for price comparisons, I don't know exactly what I am looking for, maybe a sale on a mystery pallet liquidation of foods as shopping among people in tight confines is becoming more and more unpleasant. I would roll the dice and see what I get, like a gameshow - the showcase showdown. So I typed into a search "Long Island Grocery Stores" hoping to find some information that would keep me from my new phobias and here is what I got instead. 1. Shootings in the parking lots 2. Workers beating pork against the ground 3. Big stores buying the smaller stores and the accompanied protesters and some weird woman with a bleached blond helmet head that is a psychic(?) I saw someone with a salted and sweet-butter sweatshirt shopping the other day, she was in aisle 3 and breathing really heavy in front of the Redi Whip and talking muffled into her phone, she sounded like a dying saxophone. Being the overworked owner of a new business that focuses on gardening, I look to the produce first - Bell Peppers, 99 cents a pound, broccoli and eggplant the same - but I had to take a peek, just a little peek at the meats and a rumble began in my tummy. Porterhouses, ribs, and brisket will run you $8.99 to $10.99 per pound -- more for what they consider the better stuff - they never show those in their circulars. I talked to a neighbor that I was trying to avoid, she's a loudspeaker chattering whiny little bird but she is nice enough and means well. She saw me and cornered me to tell me about man and god and war and food prices, so i faked a smile and excused myself to get to the checkout line that gave me additional feelings of dread as the lines were long and slow. I took a deep breath and held it, I wondered if I could passout under the bright lights and get away from this experience as quickly as possible. Instead I resorted to steady breathing and went about the overpaying experience.