This CVS location was a terrific stop for any basic thing you might need, from medication to snacks…read moreand everything in between. It is a two level store, with the entire top floor dedicated to the pharmacy and medical section. The space is extremely nicely decorated and feels very thoughtfully designed, with a cute local feel and clear local pride throughout. There are also healthy grab and go options for a quick lunch or snack, and the food selection feels more unique than a typical convenience store, including items like fresh eggs for sale. They also sold local merch. Overall, it has much more of a local market atmosphere than a traditional CVS Pharmacy location, which makes it a really convenient and pleasant stop.

Sleazy CVS pharmacy staff switched a doctor's generic prescription to a more expensive brand name…read moreprescription!

Some markets offer sexual services such as oral pleasure for women... those providing said pleasure…read moreare known as Market Liquors. But this is not that. Typical overpriced liquor store in an expensive part of Boston in the west suburbs right off of Commonwealth. I don't drink so I don't care how overpriced it is - I just came here for some water. But if you're coming here for liquor, it might be a little out of your price range. Then again you're on Yelp so you're probably not poor. Lol. But it's still a good store because I know a lot of you love to drink and these stores are invaluable to you then basically. Pretty good selection too, and friendly enough. Sunday morning rain is falling. Oh wait. Why did Adam Levine take over my review. Psh.

C'est Bon is a great little convenience store in Harvard Square. It is very conveniently located…read morenext to the Harvard Square Red Line stop, and I often stop by when I need some beer or liquor. Prices are on the expensive side, but fairly standard for Harvard Square prices. They have the customary selection of beers, wines, liquors, and mixers, but they also have a section of Harvard apparel (like T-shirts, sweatshirts) and Harvard memorabilia (like keychains, mugs, coasters, etc), so it is a great place to also pick up some souvenirs while you are shopping for your beer! I also like that they sell accessories to complement your drinking, like plastic martini glasses and plastic shot glasses for a party. Their hours online might not necessarily reflect when you are able to buy alcohol. I walked in after 11pm one night and even though they were still open, I was told that they cannot sell alcohol after 11pm (not sure if that is only on specific nights or if this is a nightly rule).

Quality of their sandwiches have suffered greatly since change in ownership…read more Sandwiches are so overpriced now. You get no meat with your order. It's all a fluff of lettuce and bread

Great place to grab a bite and a snack as you walk around the area. Kind service. We will plan…read more to return!

Not sure about the pricing felt depending on the costumer I might be mistaken. Friendly attentive…read moreservice.

This is the old Louie's Superette. It is under new ownership and it is great! It's cleaner, there…read moreare more products, they have regular hours. I am so glad this is up the street from me. I went in and got a nice bottle of wine. The clerk was very friendly and helpful. I definitely will be back for my convenience needs.

Cashier helped me because there was a lot of dark chocolate but not too many milk chocolate…read moreoptions. I got the Milkboy and was not disappointed with the smoothe texture.

Horrible deli sandwiches unless you are on a diet. My sandwich consisted of 3 thin slices of…read moresalami. When I asked for more salami slices I was told no. Don't waste your money at the deli counter until they can make true deli sandwiches. What a disappointment! Next time I'm in Harvard Square, I'll go elsewhere.

cute!! family owned and operated. you can get a deli salad for $5 and a sandwich for mostly $8-12…read more owner and his wife were chatty and lovely and everything was orderly. i do second other reviews that prices are a bit inconsistent. i picked up something labeled as $2.99 that rung up for $3.60. not a big deal but definitely keep an eye out if you plan on buying a proper haul.

The owner is cheap and love to overcharge. He literally makes up prices during check out. Not very…read morepleased going there, but it's convenient.

Always a great experience ordering from Leavitt & Peirce! As a returning customer, I'm consistently…read moreimpressed by how fast their shipping is. Picked up the Norwegian Shag at a fantastic price--fresh quality as always. Highly recommend!

KUDOS to Sean,the manager, for providing supreme quality customer service! The selection was…read moreexcellent and full of choices of postcards and soap! The value was exceptional since they give military discount! I paid $12.37. I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business!

The story behind the creation of the Copacetic Market:…read more "Hi, how are you today?" - Dan to Cashier "Copacetic." - Cashier Copacetic Market (I mean, Central Convenience) was the most convenient spot to hit for an ample supply of Vitamin Water during a midday alterna-coffee run with the co-workers when SEA was in Central Square.

Prices are generally inflated, but it's one of the few convenience stores open really late at night…read moreso hours + location makes them pretty convenient which is why they can jack up their prices. What is unforgivable, though, is that twice now, I've made a $2 purchase and found later that my credit card was charged $20. Fortunately my credit card company handled the dispute and refunded me the difference, but either they're "accidentally" adding an extra zero (which seems unlikely since it's happened twice), or they're intentionally overcharging, or they have a $20 credit card minimum that they DO NOT tell you or advertise in store. I have half a mind to go again to see what happens and then either report them to the police or sic a lawyer on them.