Typical Stop & Shop grocery store. I was in this part of Providence and I needed to get some…read morecanned goods for a recipe I was making. Their selection of groceries was very good, most shelves were fully stocked and the lady working the register was quick and friendly. I love checking out their weekly ad when I walk into the store for sale items, which I also do by looking at the mobile APP. If you spend 5 minutes before getting into the store to do your homework on the mobile app, you can save some money on coupons and discounts that can only be found on the mobile app. Lots of parking.

Their loss prevention associate is delusional.Thinks he can have people's cars towed from the…read moreparking lot and approaches them off the clock outside of the store, threatening with no coinciding information of any kind to do with store shopping i live very close by and go in there 223 times a week.Because I don't like to have a lot of stuff in the house.And i'm out there one night, changing my tire cause it went flat.And he tells me that he's gonna have my car towed, because it's illegal to work on cars in parking lots.First of all, there's no sign anywhere in the parking lot that says that you can't work on your car.Secondly, i'm pretty sure that changing a tire doesn't really count as "working on a car" no, idea if he actually does work for them cause when I asked him to show me credentials, his response was to threaten to call the cops, which he never did.

Second time being treated with disrespect at the this store. I bought half gallon of milk which…read moreturned out to have a hole at the bottom. I noticed couple hours after buying it. Brought it back to the owner (father) I explained it to him only to have him tell me he would not allow me to exchange it for another one. His words were " listen brother as far as I know your lying to me and you dropped it. So I won't exchange it". I can't convey the venomous tone he used with me. So for $3 milk he destroyed upwards of 1k a year of me spending money at his store. What a miserable FOOL this guy is. Great job Chump.

It must be an unwritten law, or perhaps a cliché, that any independently-owned convenience…read morestore/gas station in this state must display a huge array of bongs, pipes, hookahs, vaporizers and other smoking 'paraphernalia,' and Pick 'N' Pay is no exception. I drive by here on Saturdays that I work, but normally, I pass them up and stop at the Cumberland Farms on Killingly Street to reward myself with a 16-oz. Red Bull. Last Saturday, however, I decided to get my Red Bull here instead, after seeing nobody had Yelped them yet. Pick 'N' Pay occupies the left-end unit of a partially-vacant strip plaza, and has four gas pumps. Their gas prices were pretty decent, actually. Some of their clientele in the parking lot did appear a bit sketchy, however. Inside, it's just a typical independent convenience store, with a small area - furnished with a small folding table, keno display, and an instant lottery ticket vending machine - off to the side for diehard lottery players. And speaking of hardcore gamblers, I had to wait for what seemed like forever for the customer in front of me to go through a handful of lottery tickets at the cash register, when I just wanted to hit the road and enjoy my hard-earned Red Bull, damnit! Other than all the smoking crap on display (which I couldn't care less about) the store is unremarkable, except for the fact they sell boxes of cereal - any brand, any size - for $2.99, which is better than most regular supermarket prices. So, if you live nearby and get a sudden cereal craving, this is your place. Although I didn't need to use the bathroom, being a good Yelp reporter, I just had to ask the guy behind the cash register if they had a public bathroom. In retrospect, I wish I hadn't asked. "Ahh, Brother ..." the man said in an undetermined foreign accent. "It's not too clean ...." He didn't say whether I could use their bathroom or not, but I inferred he was trying to discourage me. He didn't really have to discourage me from using their bathroom, because the fact that he called me "Brother" three times during the simple transaction of buying a Red Bull kind of creeped me out anyway.

A very friendly corner store that offers all the regular products + middle eastern products, deli…read moremeats and sandwiches. The workers are always very nice and it seems as though a lot of the neighborhood visits this store regularly. It's also very clean and well kept unlike many convenience stores. I definitely recommend this place to anyone in the are looking for middle eastern products, deli meats and sandwiches.

Great in a pinch! Clean, friendly. They almost always have everything I need. They make delicious…read moreand affordable subs and sandwiches for you on the spot.

This place is funnier than most things on TV…read more Some day I'm gonna take a day off work just to hang out here and watch all the Bon Vivants who frequent this store. "Hang out at a convenience store all day, John?" Yes, why not? As far as I can tell tons of people do this already- most every day! Whenever I stop in this place- for a vitamin water, a stamp, a delicious Yodel, or a scratch ticket- there's always a few guys an' gals just "hanging out". They hover around the Keno machine, or the photocopier (that's a real hot spot at the public library, too... ...for some reason) and they just while away the afternoon talking to [or at?] the nice young lady behind the counter. Sometimes they buy things; cigarettes, cigarillos, cigars, ecigs, scratch tickets (by the foot...?) and those little butane lighters in the shape of a hand-grenade. I envy them; these Kings among men, for I too wish to someday have all the time in the world, and the resources, to just haunt a convenience store all day- buying everything, accomplishing nothing.

This 7-Eleven is different from most 7-Elevens. It has no gas pumps, and it is located in a plaza,…read moreadjoining other businesses that include a Chinese restaurant and laundromat. There's plenty of parking, and the business is very easy to exit, thanks to a traffic light at the side street. I have to say, this 7-Eleven exceeded my expectations. It's bright inside, and relatively clean, organized and well-stocked. And their Slurpee machines work well. This may be sacrilegious being a lifetime Rhode Islander, but the white Slurpee I had today was better than any Del's lemonade I've ever had ... for real. If there is a downside, it's due to the location, on the outskirts of Olneyville, where are some sketchy people. Someone attempted to panhandle me outside the store on my first visit. And, later that visit, a customer ahead of me at the checkout nearly backed into me while he frantically started scratching his instant lottery ticket, totally oblivious to his surroundings.

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Sunrise Market is the closest non-chain convenience store in the area where I live... within…read morewalking distance at least. The hours are good, I believe they're open until midnight, most nights... they offer a bit of everything; household cleaning products, toiletries, non-perishable foods, snacks, ice cream, milk, eggs, etc. While you're buying a pack of smokes, you can also pick up a bootleg DVD or a bong. My only complaint is that it's a little stinky in here. It smells... stale. Oh plus... parking can be a pain in the butt sometimes, as well as trying to get in and out of the lot; it's really quite small. Also, I'm not sure how much longer this place is going to be around because rumor has it that a TD Bank is taking over this little plaza within the next couple of years. It's so heartbreaking to see the little mom and pop shops being ruined by "the man."

Easily the best taco spot around. A small mom-and-pop spot serving real, authentic tacos packed…read morewith flavor. You can taste the love in every bite. Fresh, simple, and absolutely incredible. I'm obsessed and will be back again and again.

it's been really difficult adjusting to what passes for Mexican food in New England. I'd pretty…read moremuch resigned myself to the fact that I'd just have to DYI from now on. Thank goodness we finally found this gem. Have yet to try anything that isn't great there-asada, carnitas, Al pastor, barbacoa. Partner loves tongue and wishes there was sesos. All salsas are tasty-verde, medium and hot. Nice to find a place with agua fresca, in particular jamaica. What else makes it well worth the trip is the hot-off -the press fresh corn tortilla. Bring some home- to eat fresh and to freeze. Service is always very friendly and gracious. We also bring home extra burritos for later, guacamole, rice, beans and salsas. Rule of thumb is that when you see all clientele is Mexica, it's an indicator that it's authentic. Though I was used to $1-$2 per taco for most of my life, this still prices out lower than other New England tacquerias, especially in post-Covid era, and is just deliciou. We prefer this to fancier restaurants because it's consistently great tasting fresh food.

Normally I don't go to Cumberland farms.. but with just a few miles to E.. I had no choice but…read moreto pull in for some gas.. and I had to go inside for a snack while I was there (obviously) .. this location was clean and organized , the employees were nice.. way better experience here than the Cumberland farms on smith street.

This is my fave location because the workers are always polite, accommodating and friendly. I am…read morealways greeted when I walk in, they maintain the food area well and the drink area is always well kept and clean. Everything is always well stocked. There is plenty of parking too. I always come on for a pretzel with my son and when there aren't any, the workers will walk to the back to make one up for us happily. It makes my son so happy. We always come back here. We also come for the smoothies and slushies.

This review is specifically for the Corner Market Cafe located inside Seasons corner market. Not…read moreall Season corner markets have a cafe located inside of them, so check the website before heading over to see if your neighborhood location has a cafe inside. The cafe is set up to be something between a Dunkin and a Satrbucks serving bakery items, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and specialty coffees and drinks. The food and beverages we got today were okay, not the best but not the worst either. Their prices are reasonable but the service is STELLAR, all of the employees we interacted with were friendly and pleasant. The market cafe was an unexpected find inside of this gas station market and worth checking out the next time you're in the area

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