Quick stop for alcohol and snacks. Staff was super friendly and nice! Store was clean and…read moreorganized. They had everything we needed!

The owner of the One Stop is a genious. I don't know what his story is, but he knows how to make a…read morebuck or two off of Beverly people. One Stop Market has two locations- Cabot St. and Rantoul St. (One Stop II). One Stop II was actually the FIRST one stop, but they opened up the bigger Cabot St. location, which has become the headquarters. I frequent both locations for booze, cat food, slush puppies, and so much more! I am not a Keno player, but the owner set up a keno playing/scratch ticket scratching area. You can go in, buy a coffee and paper, and keno your life away. They even have a KENO tv in the window for those folks who can't even smoke a butt without playing KENO! I am sure this business is doing well. I am very impressed with the Cabot St. location's wine selection. They have everything from EL CHEAPO to EL NOT SO CHEAPO. Both locations also let you into the beer cooler for cases. I am always chatting it up with the staff there. They are extremely friendly and always offer the ladies a werthers. Some may find it sketchy, but I find it a kind gesture. I am not sure about the Cabot St. location, but the Rantoul St. one is open 24 hrs. It comes in handy for those late night ice cream cravings! five stars! hip hip hooray!

Nasty cashier who looked at the camera the whole time I was looking in his store. He told me "f*ck…read moreyou" on the way out because I put my items back when I seen him only looking at me shop. Disgusting experience.

I came here about a week ago because I was on my bike and it was storming out. When I walked inside…read morethere was a big spill on the floor which I slipped on and hurt my wrist really bad. The cashier didn't even care and did nothing about the spill the entire time I was in there. I then got a bag of chips which had a hole in it. I also tried to get a fountain drink but it didn't work. The guy at the register was an asshole and charged me extra when I got mad at him for the spill. When I walked out I threw my drink at him and then went to Burger King across the street which had way better service. I'd like to thank Burger King for making my day a little better and a big fuck you to Cabot Convenience. Goodnight.

This is an outstanding neighborhood market with a high quality deli and delicious soups and…read moreprepared salads and entrees. You can stop in for the basics like bread and milk and also pick up local specialties such as Three Ginger's Jerky and Atomic Cafe coffees. I work in the neighborhood and I have often stopped here to pick up groceries before a snow storm to avoid the crowds. You can find everything you need to make a delicious meal as well as find a great selection of craft beers and wines. Last week I stopped in and picked up fresh, hot jambalaya loaded with sausage and veggies! I grabbed some French bread and had the perfect lunch on the run! Please stop in when you're on the way to the train or the way to the beach! You'll find provisions to enhance any meal! The owners are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful!

I love coming here! They have a ton of specialty items and prepared foods. There also milk and ice…read morecream from Richardson's! The best part is the amazing spices they have. They come in huge bottles for a great price. There's also a great selection of household goods like cleaning supplies. I would recommend coming here!

Decent beer and wine selection and groceries as well. Plenty of energy drinks, coffees, gatorades,…read morewaters and the like. This is a clean and excellently stocked convenience store. The guys behind the counter are always super friendly. They have automated gas pumps and a copy machine which is handy too.

Owners are super greedy , unkind people and I won't give them my business again. Moved to the area…read moreand broke my phone, walked down there and asked to use there's and they made me feel 100x worse.

I love Borah's! Great convenience store with a lot of options, friendliest staff, and always…read morewilling to help. They have snacks, go-to drinks, ice cream, frozen foods, and every day milk and food you may need between market visits. If you may need paper, cleaning supplies, hygiene products such as shampoo, soaps, razors, etc.. There is Keno offered here as well as lottery, cigars and cigarettes. They have a Bitcoin ATM!!! The owner is the nicest guy, so respectful and polite, always willing to help!

Borah's often has expired food on the shelf and a poor selection of products. It is also not very…read moreclean in there.

I am glad there is a local market downtown. A gas station that sells food isn't the same thing. Ok,…read moreBeverly Market has a lot to learn, and I can't disagree with the negative points that have been made, but every one who works there seems very friendly and welcoming (except for the one guy who is always cool with me, but keeps hitting on my female roommate in a creepy way) and they seem to aspire to being a quality store. They do need to decide if they are going to be the next Henry's or the next Family Dollar - the 'made for food service' stuff that isn't supposed to be sold in a grocery store is a little odd. They've also got to streamline checkout - everyone is always very friendly - I know I said this already - but sometimes that doesn't make up for appearing to have never seen a cash register before.

I can't believe no one has commented on the stench at Beverly market...it's similar to the smell of…read morewet dog. I am sorry, but I don't even want to give this place a star. I've tried going there twice for last minute recipe ingredients and they did not have them. I also have to hold my breath when I walk in here b/c the smell is repulsive. To be fair, the men who work here are very nice and are always happy to see a customer.

Specifically, Cindy at the Elliot St. branch is fantastic--a multi-tasker in a crazy-busy pharmacy…read more She treats every customer as if they are the most important person in the store. I get the impression however, that Walgreens upper management should provide more pharmacists to ease the pressure on their superb pharma employees.

Communication within this department is poor. I went with my son to pick up the prescribed…read moremedications from the hospital, but I was told that only one of the four prescribed medications was ready. They asked me to come back the next day, so I returned home with just that single item. The problem was that the quantity of this pills was incorrect. I went back the following day, only to be told that the rest of the medication wouldn't arrive for another week. In the end, I had to make five separate trips to collect everything. You really need to double-check the quantity of the medication. I called the pharmacy again today because four pills were missing, but they insisted that such a mistake was impossible. Why would I have any reason to lie? Among them, one pharmacist was grateful for the effort made to find another pharmacy in an attempt to get the medication quickly.

I got yelled at by an employee today for texting while pumping gas. If this employee were educated…read morethey would know that the myths about cell phone usage around gas pumps are just that... myths. The FCC reported that this is no evidence to show that its dangerous.

We had boat troubles, and thought it was a gas issue. Fortunately, this gas station had gas cans…read more(errrr.... plastic but whatever). Unfortunately, it was not a gas issue _ The clerk had a charger cord that didn't match his phone, and gave it to my buddy Joe so he could charge his phone back at the marina. I thought that was real nice of him.