The parking is horrible during spring/summer time. The store is extremely overpriced. Paying a…read morepremium because of its location sounds about right BUT price gouging is another thing. If you're going to sell me freezer burned ice cream for $8 at least put on a fake smile and say THANK YOU! Also, check the dates on your coffee cream. Mine was expiring in 2 days. Not a lot of turnover of products. Can't speak to the cost of booze since I don't buy booze there. I have had a sub and it was expensive and nothing to write home about but edible, not horrible. I just think the owner should be more approachable. She has a resting bitch face. Maybe she hates her job. I dunno ‍

Love this place, everything you need close to home, yea it's more expensive than the grocery store…read morebut it's a convenience store that saves you lots of time so it's well worth it, great subs too!

It's a tradition to walk up the street to the Genny, grab a little penny candy, some odds/ends for…read morethe house (beer, soda, wine, snacks) and make he trek back to Bay Ave. The Genny is a critical part of the family-centric lifestyle of Green Harbor.... Fantastic little spot and like a step back in time in some ways.

Green Harbor General Store continues to be a staple in Marshfield for Lottery…read moreTickets/Cigarettes/Liquor/ Amazing Sandwiches-Subs/Meals to go/Household items-Coffee- Soda-Cold Beer and of course Snacks-IceCream-Candy for all ages. Also check out their toys- T shirts/sweatshirts and hats! Bob and Deborah HABEL are the amazing owners of this quintessential Sea Coast gem! You will not be disappointed... South Shores best Italian Sub

The guy working the register is awesome! Its like going into a neighbor store in NYC. Everything…read moreabout Hennessy's is great! Keep up the great work.

Everything Scituate and more! Good local gifts. If you ply…read morethe litter this is the place to go!

Found some Johnny Doodle chocolate bars here. Made in the Netherlands…read more I don't wear a hat here because they're kind of paranoid about shoplifters.

I used to shop and get my shots there No More…read more Manager doesn't realize customers are paying his salary an should be taken care i waited 30 minutes fo a flu shot no employee showed finally one showed and said you need a appointment to get a shot news to me not even the courtesy of a sign . Good Bye Walgreens

Good store, redemption center is no longer a count your cans deal but a haggle system based on bag…read moresize, would recommend going elsewhere for that

The guys in the back where we all take our cans and bottles stopped counting mine, and tries to…read moretell me certain ones are not refundable when they've been refundable in the past. They just jiggle/shake the bag and give me a price of $1 or more without actually counting the stuff.

A crappy little convenience store, I give this place 5 stars because they let us buy scratch-off…read moreand lotto tickets when we were 13-14 years old. I doubt they would have sold us booze, and we didn't try but what's the harm in a little fun? Poker games were around the corner at my friend's then we'd go blow our winnings on the chance to win even bigger.

I'll give it 2 stars because the store itself feels open & spacious, it's clean, the selection is…read moregood, they have an expanded cosmetics area and expanded food. But the people working there? Yikes. In particular, big shout out to the blonde woman who works the pharmacy counter and apparently just can't understand common courtesy. Example: I stopped in on my way to work one morning last week. I waited at the front checkout for 3-4 minutes or so then bee-lined for the pharmacy checkout with my four items. She walked up and gave me a blank look: "Name?" Me: "I'm not picking up, can I just check out? There's no one up front." She said: "No, you're wrong there's always someone up front." and turned away, because, well- we were done as far as she's concerned and I can take my four items and go. Me: "They must be invisible because I don't see anyone there. Thanks for explaining!" I turned away and walked back to the empty checkout. And I proceeded to raise my voice: "hey, is anyone here? No one? Anyone experiencing invisibility?" for about a minute before I annoyed even myself. So- I can stand at an empty checkout indefinitely, waiting for a nonexistent checker, or walk out the door- those are my choices? Waited another minute and finally another grumpy employee wandered by- this one fully visible. And I only got one eye roll when I asked if I could please check out, so there's that. Oh, there's more. When I finally got to work, I'm regaling my boss with the story, and tales of my prior experiences in this CVS and he says, "I know *exactly* who you're talking about - at the pharmacy counter?" and describes her to a T! Then proceeds to tell me *his* multiple stories of the glacial customer service from the same person! Some things you can just count on I guess Luckily there's a Walgreen's up the street.

The wait time for the pharmacy is atrocious. The customer service for them is also terrible, and it…read moreseems the people working have no idea what they're doing. Spent 2 hours trying to get some medications that should have been ready when we got there.

One of the absolute best stores in Provincetown--and calling this place "Essentials" almost feels…read morelike an understatement. Yes, you can grab whatever you actually came in for, but somewhere between walking through the door and meeting Laura, the incredible owner, you'll realize you've accidentally stumbled into one of the best forms of late-night entertainment in P-Town. Laura is bubbly, hilarious, welcoming, and genuinely seems to love every person who walks through her doors. This is NOT an "grab your essentials and leave" kind of convenience store. Clear your schedule. You might be here for an hour. Maybe two. And if you wander in after midnight? Even better. Chuck a duck. Find the hand. Stay for a glizzy. Listen to some music. Have a conversation with a complete stranger who somehow feels like an old friend by the time you leave. Come in looking for snacks and walk out with a story you'll probably be telling for years. There are convenience stores, and then there's Essentials. Because apparently the real essentials in life are good music, good food, ridiculous games, spontaneous conversations, a little late-night chaos, and people who make you feel welcome the second you walk through the door. 10/10. Come for the essentials. Stay because you completely forgot why you came in. And Laura--never change. Provincetown wouldn't be the same without you.

This is your typical convenience store, but located in Provincetown's Commercial St. You can get…read moreyour lottery ticket, soda, snacks, prepared foods, etc. I stopped in to get a banana cake slice, as I was a bit hungry. They have lots of packaged goods like baked goods, chips, etc. There's coffee and ice slushy drinks for those who want a beverage.

everything about the market!! great people and food. everything is always fress!!!!!!!!read more

When visiting Marshfield, the Brant Rock Market is the ideal location to get all of your needs. The…read morecuisine is consistently tasty and fresh. There is an excellent bakery, deli, and butcher area. They also serve subs and sandwiches. The personnel is amiable. Please be patient as parking is a little tight.