This is my favorite place in the neighborhood to stop in and get a seltzer or snack. They also have…read morean ATM with a low fee compared to other spots near by. They have a variety of household items for purchase, and plenty of incense scents to choose from. The staff are friendly and attentive. Ashmont Convenience Store is a true staple amongst our community!

Really convenient for people to buy some snacks, chips, or drinks. The price here isnt really…read moreexpensive, but a somewhat shady atmosphere, even during the bright morning. I dont think I would be back.

Honestly, I'm in here most nights. The prices are reasonable for a convenience store. Always a…read morereally eclectic mix of stock. Probably the best selection of ice cream in the neighborhood outside of a full grocery store. Lots of diverse treats from around the world. Dozens of sodas and soft drinks to choose from. Every couple of weeks they always have something new that takes me by surprise. I really appreciate them at the end of my day. The staff is great, very patient with me when I'm wandering around, trying to decide on what I want but not needing any help. Thanks, guys.

If you want a box of surgical masks (50 count) all you have to do is fork out $99! A medium bottle…read moreof hand sanitizer $11.99. What?! Pack of 3 masks is $8.99. I guess the 3 pack isn't the worst thing if you don't have a homemade mask but that's still pricey. I was there today getting a few things when I saw it at the counter. Wish I got a picture of these prices. This is down the street from me so I frequent this place for things I forget to get from the store -- sometimes strawberries though the quality varies. I'd like to support businesses open during this time but after seeing that price gouging I'll likely never go back.

After stepping into the disaster areas that best describe neighboring convenience stores on Boston…read moreAvenue, this one is a godsend. It's clean, everything is extremely well stocked, and you can find a fair selection of snacks and beverages. Hot Fries? Of course. Cherry Coke Zero? You got it. Canned sodas from NBA All-Star Shaquille O'Neill? Surprisingly, yes. Aside from actually feeling like a store, and not a mini-warehouse of forgotten comestibles (yeah, I'm looking at you other convenience store down the block), it's got that extra something special -- the staff is super friendly. Not that I'm looking to formulate any long-lasting friendships, but it's nice to know I can buy my Slim Jims from a smiling face. And that smile bumps it from a four to a five.

Hooray for convenience seriously, a few yards and a stones throw from my apartment. I am glad if I…read moreneed something quick I don't have to get in my car and go anywhere, although just a heads up they don't have lettuce/cole slaw type stuff. But other than that. We good! It's small, lots of stuff in there all crammed in but it has, so far gotten the job done for OJ, cheese, milk, snacks and a variety of other items I've found myself grabbing.

We were excited to get Mexican snacks and drinks here. We got different snack mixes (with an array…read moreof chips and Cheetos), both regular and spicy, squirt (grapefruit soda), and tropical fruit juices. I got a chocolate bar I like called a bubu lubu. My boyfriend got chicharrones (a puffed crispy snack), which came with a little packet of la botanera sauce, and got a little bag of jalapeños. Always great to visit a store where you can find Mexican products.

This is probably the most well-stocked convenience store I have ever been in. I work nearby and…read morefrequently stop in for a juice, snack or even a lottery ticket and every time I go in there, something is new, rearranged --just getting better every time! The snacks are over-the-top amazing, just so many types to choose from. Finally--this place is so clean and organized, it is a pleasure to go in and see what's new. I'm putting their business card up on my work bulletin board so that more people will go there. :)

You would never expect to find a good selection of craft beer at a random corner bodega with a fast…read morefood counter- but Ruggiero's will surprise and delight you in that way. It's a solid one-stop shop for most occasions- aside from beer/wine/liquor, they sell staples- TP, milk, crackers, soup cans-, plus speciality stuff- UK chocolate, Latin snack mixes-, plus lotto tickets, plus a full restaurant's worth of subs/pizza/fried stuff (and I can say that their fries are surprisingly decent). It's not a full grocery store (why oh why don't we have one in south JP?!) and I wouldn't want to fully rely on Ruggiero's to live, but it does well in a pinch plus is somewhere I actively seek out specifically for my booze needs. And I hear they deliver, which is an extra bonus.

By far my favorite sandwich shop in Boston. I can eat an Italian sub every day for the rest of my…read morelife, and it could easily be the one from Ruggerio's. Pizza and fries are good too, I appreciate the employees, they're always friendly and helpful. It has a nice local pizza shop feel. The corner store aspect of it is just about what you'd expect from a corner store, but I don't buy things from there often. 10/10

Solid little convenience store in the heart of Cushing square. The have good hours when everything…read moreelse in the square is closed and a surprising amount of of merchandise for such a small store. The do have Kuerig coffee, they do have an ATM for a couple dollar fee, they don't have a restroom. They have typical convenience store prices so don't expect a steal but the people working are always friendly. Give them a try!

Good, cheap and friendly neighborhood spot. Top service, homey feel.. .great staff…read more It's a small spot with limited space, but you can order and take-out. Oh yeah.. the food is quite yummy.

First-rate, old school, totally authentic Boston - accent and all. Expertly prepared breakfast,…read moreserved with love and charm.

Wow no one has chosen to review the good ol Summit HF yet huh? Well I guess I will take that…read moreliberty. For as long as I can remember this has always been a Honey Farms. Never was a fan of convenience store coffee, till a friend told me to try theirs. Its changed several times over the years from Green Mountain to Seattle's best etc.. but I haven't kept track, because since then I've become a coffee snob. What Can I say? Honey Farms' prices are really high for convenience store stuff, but you can find all the basics. There are always about 4 lottery addicts at any given convenience store location, and this location is ultra convenient for normal patrons and lotto addicts alike. Rarely there will be more than one clerk working, so you may have to wait forever for someone to finish using the damn lottery machine before you can buy anything! The ATM here USED to not charge a fee, regardless of what bank you chose, but alas, Sovereign Bank decided that wasn't going to work when the economy took a nose dive. I think half of my friends worked here at some point during high school or college, and none recommend it. I don't think I need to explain why... ok I will! There's a rest home for the crazies ( for those who think I'm mean, its really for the mentally unsound) not spitting distance from this location. They are given free time during the day, everyday and this is usually their first stop. Not fun to be called Hitler's brother at 3pm on the dot each Tuesday by a mentally deteriorated individual. Its not all bad though, the location really IS convenient, especially if you are at Benny's across the street and run out of cigarettes. You can also find all the free local papers along with the regular circulars right at the front of the store early in the morning. This place will probably be standing if they dropped an H Bomb in the center of Worcester.