- cashier was rude when I just wanted to browse the store -…read moreeverything seems old and expired - cash only I would stay away in general. Judging by how little they seem to sell and how little the cashier wants you to look around, this might be a front for something unsavory.

Worst business interaction. The lady who owns this place laughed at me after I said that she over…read morecharged me (she agreed, but instead of making it right, she laughed at me and said next time dont by the item that I purchased). Don't hope here and don't support her store.

I've stopped into this store a few times on my way though Moody Street…read more The first time I was in desperate need for a coffee at Dunkin Donuts and this time I just simply needed a drink for the ride home. I went in not knowing what I wanted and ended up getting two bottles to quench my thirst. I haven't seen the Arizona Ice Tea in the tall glass bottle in a while and scooped that up along with a lemonade. I didn't need two but fell into the marketing trap - I just liked the shape of the bottle and had to have it. I am not much of a beverage or water drinker and am trying to fix that, thanks WW. I've been on the search for the perfect container. I find if I find the right one that feels good then I actually take in fluids. The location is has lots of lights and the staff at both the DD and check out counters have been really nice. I don't get the creeps or am nervous when I stop by in the wee hours.

Ever been to central falls, ri? Yeah its like that. Come in the evening and if you aren't habla…read moreespanol, you will be the only one. This is little Mexico. Can't blame the store for being like that, I blame the feds. No points lost. This tedeschi has a dunkin donuts inside, a full service one. Guy at the counter with the scary eye... Don't stare... Look inconspiculously, because you cent help it.

Large bodega-style market with a variety of prepackaged goods. Could have more goods, considering…read morethe amount of space present inside.

I just stopped in here today after spotting it on the way home from Watch City Brewery, and boy am…read moreI glad I did. Before moving back to this area, I spent more than six years living in a neighborhood in Brooklyn populated largely with Mexican immigrants, which gave me ready access to their grocery stores, meat and fish markets, and restaurants. Now when I talk about Mexican grocery stores I'm not talking about some typical neighborhood convenience store with a little extra emphasis on the Goya products and some yuca, and plantains next to the bananas. I'm talking about Mexican businesses run by Mexican expatriates with other Mexican expatriates in mind, offering the creature comforts of their home and the necessary ingredients for a much revered home cooked meal. I miss those places. I miss having access to tortillas that were made in a factory three blocks away just a few days prior. I miss choosing between seven different types of regional chorizo. I miss the wide the range of queso fresco, imported hot sauces, and dried chilies that you just couldn't find in the other stores around the neighborhood. Walking into Azteca today was like walking back into one of those wonderful Mexican bodegas back in Bushwick. The room is somewhat small, but they waste no space, as nearly every sq foot is carefully laid out with either shelves or coolers. There's peg-board along most of the walls allowing for racks and racks of bagged spices, cellophane pouches of dried chillies, as well as small toys, lady's beauty accessories, and hardware items. The real gold however is in the coolers and on the shelves. Fully ripened avocados, multiple different styles and brands of queso fresco, multiple different brands of chorizo from Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Mexico, and fresh tortillas fill some of the cooler space. And on the shelves; tons of hot sauces, salsas, sofrita, masa mix, mole, more spices, imported snack foods, the entire range of Goya jarred and canned vegetables (most of which don't make it into the big regional grocery chains), coconut milk, etc. Along with the usual conveniences any corner store would offer (laundry soap, trash bags, boxed donuts, cat food) there's a literal plethora (that's right) of South and Central American kitchen culture and unique ingredients that just cannot be found anywhere else. Add in sugarcane versions of coke and pepsi (in glass bottles), a dozen kinds of Latin American sodas, fresh produce, and some incredibly friendly staff, and you cannot fail to find value in shopping at Azteca. Don't settle for the 'international aisle' at Stop & Shop, or Shaws - come to Azteca and get it from the people who know.

I was charged a merchant fee on a debit card. The cashier bypassed something on the pin pad that…read moreput a surcharge on my debit card and didn't give me the option for a receipt, bypassed that too instead of letting me choose the options. I plan on disputing it with the bank because it's not in the store listed and I didn't consent to it. There are not prices marked in the store so you don't know what you'll be charged. In the past they've done some tactics to get extra dollars out of people like charging 2.50 for a plastic bag at one time. They are busy and popular enough to not do these things.

Absolutely no issues here. First off plenty of parking. This was the closest Walgreens to my hotel…read more It was very clean and tidy inside. I got a bunch of drinks and love that they have the Gatorade Water. Can't get that out in Cali for some reason. The prices were great and the cashier was very nice. No lines or waiting. 5 Stars all the way!

This pharmacy is the absolute worst. They are understaffed and highly disorganized. You wait to…read morespeak to someone and when you do they are not helpful and never take responsibility. On several occasions prescriptions have been delayed and then several days later, when asked when they will be available, they have forgotten to order the medication. Do not go here. Choose any other pharmacy.

Hahaha amen on the porn selection...truly impressive. Also, always has good cigarette prices. And…read moreused to be walking distance from everything important in my life...school, shopping, home, etc. And the porn, of course.

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. :)

I've been to too many CVS locations to count. This is one of the worst…read more I don't understand why the manager of this location can not hire more staff. There are some lovely people working at the Pharmacy, but they are overwhelmed 24/7. I finally gave up and switched to Walgreens for prescriptions- of course, that transfer was a hassle, since this CVS kept the Walgreens pharmacist on hold for over an hour.

Eric the floor manager is so kind, patient, and professional! I appreciated all of his help.read more