When the Pond Street White Hen Pantry closed in April 2010, most of us saw it as a huge loss - we…read moredepended on that store for late night emergency runs for staples like bread and milk and snacks/munchies, an emergency stash of pet food, morning coffee, and everything in between. I could not have imagined that the outcome of that sad day would be this wonderful shop.... it has all of the White Hen neighborhood goodness and so much more. First, although it's not open 24/7, it's open very early (at 5 AM) and serves customers until 11 PM, so they are able to meet the needs of the early morning coffee bingers, late night food cravings, and everything you've come to expect from your neighborhood grocery-sandwich place.. You can get groceries - all the typical convenience store items - plus wine and beer, coffee, coffee, and more varieties of coffee, pastries and assorted fresh sweets, a couple of soup offerings, sandwiches (ready made or made to order), salads, and some of the best paninis in the Port City. I always get the roast beef panini (I think it's #6) and for the extra few dollars, go for the gold and order the large one. It's twice the size (literally) of the "half" for a very little bit more $$, and enough for two generous meals. In fact, it's so large, they actually wrap it in two separate packages. You can share with a lunch mate or enjoy it two days in a row. They heat up beautifully in the microwave too, btw. Friendly, family owned and operated, if you patronized White Hen, you'll see some familiar faces. And when you need that pretzel fix, you can get that and a sandwich long after every other sandwich shop has rolled up the sidewalk in front of their doors. I gave it a 5 only because that's the max you can give on Yelp. but if I could have, I'd have given them a 10. It was truly a delightful surprise to find the Pond Street White Hen reincarnated here!

i wanted a sandwich late (10pm) while in the area, and found the black duck market open until 11pm…read more they are nestled in a shopping center, the tannery marketplace. they have a coffee station at the front, as you walk into the convenience area, and towards the back is a deli with tons of daily made sandwiches available. they told me they stop making sandwiches at about 6-7pm. they were incredibly friendly and helpful. great spot in newburyport for a late night sandwich and snacks.

Just a quick shout out to the Retail and Pharmacy Staff! They are always smiling and ready to…read morehelp! It is a very busy location! It is managed and staffed to deliver a great customer exprience. Side note: I am a plant guy and know alot about the topic. They have med to large housplants priced to sell! Shout out to the grower! ray.demarco.10 #scarface Face book influencer...

Since moving to Salisbury Jan. 2026, CVS has been our closest pharmacy. I have been using them more…read more& more over these months with all prescriptions and vaccination services. My prescriptions have been delivered dozens of times very quickly & safely. All of the staff that have helped me have been friendly & really professional.

Traveling thru Seabrook searching for something other than Seafood ?…read moreWe stopped here for a Sub And so pleased we did.. We ordered a large Roast Beef Sub The Roast beef was perfectly rare and tender And so much of it ! All the add ons" were fresh and ample as well. The roll was soft light not too dense. This sub was Divine! Add Service with a smile A clean and well stocked Market We will be back! Market

Good food but everything is super expensive. A package ( little) of donuts that cost 1.35 at Market…read moreBasket will cost you 3,00 there. Sky high prices on everything. Try the steak tips- if you just inherited a fortune.

Awesome staff!! Great management who cares about their customers-The location offers numerous…read morequality selections of a wide variety of items. " The Cottage Market" is a required stop when near Plum Island for items that you regularly purchase or for those last minute hard to find eclectic shopping needs. The crew always tries to assist in location of items and consultative help with customer buying decisions. The store itself has a great local atmosphere too.

I'm a semi-local and a capitalist, but these folks are basically the only shop on the island and…read moretake advantage of it. Yup, they own several businesses on the island, including lots of rentals. Really, they charge $39.00 for a propane exchange when Home Depot charges $22. Do yourself a favor, buy your beer, propane, cheese, and chips before you arrive. Feel free to get ice cream hear, it's good, but plan ahead because it is slow! Not just this year (2023), but every year it has been open! I like to support local businesses...go to the Butchery for your forgotten items and their tips and chicken. Looking for propane, a quick trip to Seabrook will save you almost $20 and you can fill up with gas while you're there, and stop at the NH liquor while you're at it. By the way, they used to charge $25 for propane. Don't tell me inflation or the price of "gas" others have not changed. Their price almost doubled when the Plum Island Kitchen closed They are the only gig on the island and they know it. If you want a PI sticker or souvenir hat or T-shirt, give them your business.

If this is the place I think I stopped at, it's awesome! Has a dunks, a great selection of "cooked"…read morefood, gas, and a restroom. The store is neat, and the staff is friendly. Now let me tell about there fresh baked goods! Delicious! I bought an oatmeal cream pie OMG! Literally the best oatmeal raisin cookie I've ever had! I got the one with cream but you can get it without. "The Town Deli & Pub"

I joined the rewards program and attach my debit card for the $.20 per gallon discount. Irving…read morebrought the coffee club which claims to give you every sixth coffee free. I am seriously considering never buying me a coffee again after years of drinking their coffee. It's not because of the quality of the coffee. It's because I've never gotten a free one, I buy three coffees a day so every other day I should be getting one free one and I have never gotten a single one. When I they tell me I have one left till the next free one and I've gotten multiple free ones. Well I hate to tell you this, but my transaction records from the bank show that I have paid for every single coffee since this program started. They you. I stopped at a different location about 8 miles from my usual Seabrook location talk to the girl that works mornings in there and she said since the program came back, she's only seen one free coffee go out the door so ? Once this $.20 a gallon discount goes away I'll be going . Customer service lies to me on the phone every time and does nothing to try to help because somebody is getting my free coffee according to them, but it sure as hell isn't me.

they are not open 24/7 anymore. staff are friendly. variety is kinda lacking overall.read more

the workers are really nice every time we come here. the invention of the slurpee is the best thing…read moreto ever happen to the human race.

What makes this a great store is that they're open 24/7. They aren't a huge store but they do offer…read moremore than most stores with a selection of shelf stable food items and a wall of refrigerated food items, including a cooler or two of ice cream etc. You can get milk, cheese, frozen dinners and ice cream. They carry the standard stuff for a CVS. I find it harder to locate things in this store despite the aisle signs. So melatonin is semi-hidden and not anywhere near the vitamins or supplements. They seem to have a larger supply of cosmetics than other locations I've been in. The pharmacy hours are very reasonable. They don't have a drive thru which would be nice. My interaction with pharmacy staff so far has been pretty basic -- not particularly helpful but they weren't outright rude either (which is becoming more common w pharmacy staff as work conditions are deteriorating). They had no cashier at any of the registers at 6pm on a busy Saturday night. They have 3-4 self checkouts that were open and needed to be used. There was a line to checkout. I gave up trying to use a coupon on an item because I needed to leave and couldn't wait for help to magically appear. The checkout I was at didn't allow for cash back when using a debit card. That was unusual and disappointing. Maybe one of the other registers does have that feature but you'd have to study the signage around the checkout area (which is very cramped and has a lot of information posted all around it). If you have the CVS app, you can order items online and then just go in to pick them up. If you're not getting a prescription, that'd be my suggestion. The parking lot is free and is a busy area. At night it is lit but it would be better if it was brighter. Because it is close to downtown Nbpt there are certainly folks on foot and bikes so be careful. This is one of the only CVS' that I will actually go into. For some reason, the customers at many of them are just not pleasant people. Why they attract stressed out, rude, and/or annoyed customers I don't know but that's been my CVS experience and part of the reason I took my prescriptions and business elsewhere. Life is hard enough without having a stressful experience for simple pharmacy/convenience store shopping. You shouldn't need to do breathing exercises in your car because you have to grab a bottle of Tylenol!! lol

Every time I go to this particular CVS (Pond Street), I find the cashiers very rude. Today was no…read moreexception - forgive me for bothering you, it's not like you're that busy! Storey Ave. is a much busier CVS, yet the staff is so much nicer.

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. I asked the cashier for a pack of cigarettes,…read morehe scanned them, put the cigarettes back on the shelf, and then charged me. I paid and waited for him to hand me the cigarettes -- maybe it's a security thing where they don't want to exchange goods before you've paid, who knows, right? The cashier never handed me my cigarettes. I asked for them and he stated that he placed a pack of Marlboro Lights on the counter in front of me. Except he didn't, and I also asked for Parliaments, not Marlboros. He proceeded to check my friend's bag for the pack of cigarettes, ransacked through my purse to make sure I hadn't stolen them, and then showed me on the iPad that I had paid for something. Yes sir, I know I paid. But you never gave me the cigarettes, so I just paid you $9.50 for thin air. Eventually he huffed and puffed, and handed me the pack of Parliaments that I had originally asked for, but not without making me feel like a crook and a pain in the ass in the process. If you need smokes or other convenience store items, do yourself a favor and just drive into town. I won't be coming back here again.

This store is the least reliable store on the beach.. they close the store several times a day. If…read moreyou can go to a different store on the beach, do ur self a favor and GO TO A DIFFERENT STORE!!! In short this store obviously has poor management!!!

Established in 2000, this small convenience store is located quickly off the I-95 Northbound exit…read moreto Route 286. The store offers a variety of "convenience" items to buy. A small friendly staff who encounter hundreds of people each day. This store is particularly popular during the Powerball, Megabucks, Lottery sales.