Purchased by Neko's nephew and going through some positive changes. Be patient as it transitions…read more Solved an issue today. I recommend this pharmacy. Some of my prescriptions are required by insurance to go through a mail order Pharmacy. I would rather use Nekos Dedrick's and I do whenever allowed.

They have gone wayyy down hill! They tell u a script is…read moreready and u go there and they don't have it!! Grrr! I left and so did my boyfriend! Had enough! The owner was always there years ago- with MaryAnn (RIP) And never a problem! Why he let it go done hill is beyond me!

Although I still feel that XtraMart is overpriced compared to their nearby competitors in the town…read moreof Red Hook, when I came into your shop today, I was looking solely for products that your competitor doesn't have that you might've. But I was also budgeting to a point where I was only stricken with an EBT card (food stamp/SNAP card). I craved sandwiches with meat (ham and cheese are my faves), but most of these sandwiches EBT won't pay for (they don't take them for being "prepackaged") and when I found that you had sandwiches, I was almost hooked - but that's when I saw the price. I was carrying only about $6 in cash and when I spotted even the cheapest sandwich at close to $7, I had to turn away. (Their bagels (without peanut butter or similar) were there, but those were a lot less than what I'd get for cheaper at your competitor, so had to forego those completely.) However, this place also has some variations of stuff I couldn't get at your competitor. I found bags of cookies (chewy chocolate chips of the brand name) on your shelves and stuff I couldn't find elsewhere - some more prominently displayed than others. However, there were things that even the competitor had that I had to get today because I'm getting tired of getting the same stuff there continuously and had to be spontaneous. However, the rest of the transaction was okay. I was the only customer in the store for most of my transaction, and the employee who checked me out was rather nice. He allowed me to place my goods on the counter and allowed me to check out the sandwich corner. He waited until I got back to pay before he started ringing me up - and something I valued: patience. This purchase was also my first purchase where I entered my Mobil Rewards number, something I started in 2021 and hadn't used yet. I was surprised that I even remembered I had one, but he never asked if I was a member. Sorry, if my presence bothered you. This place no longer is open 24-7, based on other factors, but this place surely makes itself known at the corner of Routes 9 (US) and 199 (NY). I know several people who would rather pick up goods here and without a doubt have no trouble. It's a fact that this lot is always full, but when coming from a mile north and no car, I had to walk it today. However, I can only come in every so often.

This is a decent representative for the franchise. The gas…read morepumps work, and restroom was clean. The facility is well-maintained; with the usual selection of food and sundries one expects to find in an establishment such as this. The staff person was friendly and attentive. If one needs a fill-up, pitstop and/or snack/sundries for their travels; this location is a solid option.

Although the item wasn't for myself when I used this pharmacy location, I was pretty pleased with…read morethe whole order. Not only that, but for the time it took to fill the product, time was actually a very nominal part of our order. Although I myself am not switching at the present time from my pharmacy elsewhere, this would be a 3rd level pharmacy(only the WalMart pharmacy beats this in rating) in my list. I only had the one problem. Although there is a dietician on site, she wasn't on site when I arrived that day, so seeing her here has to wait, but from what I've heard, she too is also very good with her customers and takes as much time and explanaations as what the customer and her feels fit to get the point accross(despite the free to nominal cost to use that service) is to afford. I definitely don't find THAT service anywhere's else. Thanks a million!

Sure, I can make my coffee at home, but it will never taste like the 05:00am cup from Stewart's…read more The team is always chipper and friendly. Doesn't matter if it's 05:00am or 9:00pm, it's a great place to stop in and grab a coffee, hot dog, or anything else you can think of.

I was charged $125 and 00 cents at the Lucas Ave Stewart's shop which I did not spend. I got gas,…read moremilk and some candy that equaled to $43.26. When I went to pay for it my card was decline. I called my bank and that's when they said there's a hold for $125.00 which was spent at the Lucas Ave Stewart shop the same date and time I was there. They asked me to try to resolve it with Stewart's before I put in an official claim. So I called and "tried" to speak to a manager. She was borderline yelling and talking over me, wouldn't really let me finish a sentence, saying " No one spent $125 here I was here all day." She wouldn't do anything except yell at me apparently. So I put in a claim with my bank and waiting for that to go through. Moral of the story: I no longer trust Stewart's on Lucas Ave because there is no clarity as to what happened to the $125.00. It's too bad because I've been a customer there for 20+ years. Never again!

9/25/2024- My first…read moreexperience this morning with the Vanilla Comoro... First shout out to Marianne for leading me here..thank you! Purchased yesterday, at a retailer and really wanted the pumpkin, but it was out.. Price is reasonable.. Love the color and design of the tins.. I'm not a tea lover, but occasionally will have a cup.. Brewed this morning, and wanted a few minutes to decompress.. Love this with the beautiful time of year.. Smooth tasting and the scent is addicting.. Will definitely purchase more in the near future..

Harney and Sons headquarters are at this location. Harney…read moreand Sons Teas are my latest obsession. There's so many flavors I want to try. I'm getting the Hot Cinnamon using coupons and I've got a huge supply. It's my favorite so far. I don't know why but I think the Twinnings Peppermint Tea has more flavor than the Harney and Sons. I'm highly recommending you check out the variety at Target. They have the most reasonable prices. After you find a favorite flavor you should check out the Harney and Sons website. They sell the teabags by the bag at a huge savings. Plus they have more variety than in the local stores. Let me know if you try their tea and what flavors you like or dislike. If you are in Manhattan visit their cafe.

I absolutely love this store and have been going there for 13 years. It's the one spot in Hurley…read morethat you must not miss. It's a veritable maelstrom of goodness. The Hurley Country Store is a "general store" in every sense of the concept. They have baked goods, toys, candy, models, cutlery, towels, knickknacks, slot cars, trains (oh the trains! in every variety!), custom model airplanes hanging from the ceiling, bagels, coffee, newspapers, books, cards, local jams, jellies, maple syrup and honey...I can go on for many pages here.... I once speculated that the Hurley Country Store was a pocket dimension where, if you were clever enough, could find everything you'd ever want or need in life. The jury is still out on that one, but I'll update this review as I discover more. Glen, the proprietor, is a wonderful guy. Very helpful, happy to answer all your questions, find something obscure you've been looking for, or just shoot the breeze over coffee. Or just pet his dog. Go there now. :)

A train buddy of mine recommended this place as a good destination when taking a trip with the…read morewife. He said they had lots of trains, and other things that would appeal to the misses. He was correct on both counts. It took an hour to get here from Albany (actually, a little more because we got lost and our smart phone led us astray) and as we were arriving at lunch time we both hoped that food might have been part of their wares. Sadly, it was not. What we did find was a charming store that seemingly carried everything one could ask for if trapped in a nearby camping area. They had an eclectic selection of nature, history, cooking, an entertainment books; local candles, soaps, and jam; sewing and craft supplies; toys, puzzles, games, and other similar things; car, boat, plane, and R/C plane kits; metal soldiers and castles; chochkes and knickknacks; and they had trains. I took about 45 minutes in the store and believe I saw everything. They didn't excel in one area but had a nice selection of a little bit of everything. Their hardware section was extremely small, and I overheard someone asking for twine which they didn't have (and I thought that was odd). I was hoping to find some old fashioned candy but their sweets selection was limited. I purchased a small soap for my mother but otherwise didn't buy anything except a pastry made nearby at a bakery. But, I came for the trains and they had lots of them. Someone looking for a train set would find a good selection in various scales (N, HO, O, and G) here. Their prices were decent and considering that they were located in the middle of nowhere I think more than fair. Their selection included lots of new, modern trains (meaning, made recently) which surprised me, as well as some old, used trains. They had books, magazines, hats, whistles, and some VHS tapes that likely will be there for eternity. They had a couple of display layouts that hadn't been operated in a while, including one in Z scale which I thought was neat. Sadly, I couldn't find anything I needed. I hate going to a train store, especially one where the proprietor is actually trying to run a nice store, and not buying anything. They had some things that interested me but their prices weren't what I wanted to pay. They had some great prices on things but I didn't need or want them. So, I bought a pastry and left without a train purchase, actually feeling disappointed. It is a cute store. It won't replace the local, well stocked train stores near me but it was a fun destination place. For anyone camping nearby that needed something to keep themselves busy I can imagine this would be a little bit of paradise.

Great Speedway. The kid at the counter was busy and helping people, he was fixing stuff and also…read morerestocking. This place has it all: news, drinks, beer, food, snacks, hot dogs, kitchen items, ice cream and milk. The gas pumps work in a flash. Super Speedway with lit up bright lights. Clean and filled store with just a few isles. Extra nice Art Deco type exterior adds to its flair and high rating. The staff deserves kudos! Review: 5

The Fairview AVe speedway has excellent quick service the ladies and Gent are very kind, courteous!…read moreGreat tobacco selection the coffee has gotten better I think that they switched coffee bean company whole salers. They get an A + + Grade from me once I was in a rush to work I accidentally left my debit card in their ATM. Machine once I realized this I went back they help on to it for me. I was worried that I would find money missing from my account so I called my bank. I was pleasantly surprised there was no money missing beyond what I myself withdrew from my account.

Driving on leafy Route 28 will take you past rolling hills of the Catskills and also bring you here…read moreto Olive's Country Store in about 10 minutes from Woodstock. If you want firewood for your chimney, kitchen items, board games, Vermont chocolate truffles, camping+fishing supplies- this is the spot. Heck, I'm even sure you'll get a good fill of gossip- and won't ever leave disappointed. Come hungry- as Olive's has Board's Head products, sandwiches, salads, cooked veggies available, etc. Oh....and come for breakfast. Nothing fancy- just the basics: bagels, pancakes, omelette, toast, etc. The hot beverage station is stocked with regular and decaf coffee thermoses, several tea flavors (awesome)- including a Bigelow Chai Vanilla, several types of creamers, milk and non-dairy as well. Take a seat in their dining room in the back and enjoy your breakfast or lunch without any pressure. I'm not sure if they use the same griddle for eggs and pork- so I played it safe with a toasted plain bagel+butter and got hubs the toasted bagel with bacon+cream cheese. My bagel isn't anything high-end but it had some plumpness, slightly crunchy outside and with just enough tug to the chew. Olive's offers a different type of shopping. Service is friendly with that 'country store' energy and price, is decent.

I gotta agree with some of my fellow Yelpers here that mentioned the service being, well.. meh…read more Perhaps it's a gen-z thing but this millennial boomer really does appreciate kind, welcome and down to earth service. It kind of felt like my friends and I were inconveniencing the person at the counter be just being customers. Other than that, this store was a convenient place to grab a coffee, a quick snack and some gas for the ride back to New York after a day of snowboarding.