Hard to find delicious South American, Ecuadorian food. Traveled all the way here to get my…read morefavorite breakfast dish of bolon. Once you are there plenty or hot plates of all kinds of Latin foods .

Clean establishment right on main street. Food is always good and a great selection on the hot bar…read more Service for the most part is very friendly. Biggest issue I have is the inconsistent pricing. I'm no stranger to bodega's but will typically default to my usual order. So when I get the same thing everytime but then I'm hit with a different price each time depending on who is ringing me up, it can be a little frustrating. For example, I can get a medium size to go platter. it will be the same amount of food and the same food items but I could either be charged $8, $9 or $10.

Waiting at the drive thru the 2 girls are talking by the window they see me and ignore me, I ring…read morethe bell they still continue to talk to each other. They when she finally said can I help you, she tells me how much I put my money on the pull out tray and she leaves it there and continues talking and it is very windy. When I'm done she leaves tray open while I'm trying to pull out and the next car has to pull in. VERY BAD SERVICE! I will drive to Selden instead of coming here .

I came here today for the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine…read more Roughly 30 seconds after receiving it, I felt light headed. A staff member, who said that he was also an EMT, took my vitals. My pulse was racing at 160. My blood pressure skyrocketed to 182/111. The young man also gave me a small bottle of water, which did not help. My vitals did not stabilize. He, nor the pharmacist who administered the vaccine were equipped, to help me. They did little for me. The young man said that he has an EpiPen but that my symptoms did not require use of one. Lastly, he did not even given me a glucose tablet when I asked for one. I thought my blood sugar was also low. I thought that I was going to die and called my next of kin. Thank goodness I had my phone with me. Staff called an ambulance, which came in about 10 minutes. The crew wheeled me out of the store in a stretcher and said that I likely have vasovagal syncope, which is a rare adverse reaction to the vaccination. The MD at LI Community did not formally diagnose me with that. Dr M. merely said that I had a "fast heart rate and racing pulse" in response to the Pfizer vaccine. An RN administered IV fluids and continuously monitored my vitals. Staff also gave me an EKG and withdrew some blood for testing. I spent four hours in the ER before my vitals stabilized. Lesson learned: ONLY GO TO A VACCINATION SITE THAT HAS AN EMS, AMBULANCE AND MEDICAL STAFF ON PREMISES. Google research indicates that Pharmacy staff is not equipped to handle severe reactions to any vaccine. I should have done my due diligence before I selected Walgreens as my vaccination site. Addendum: The pharmacist, Jenny, did call me the next day to check my status. She also informed me that she will be reporting this incident to VAERS, as required by Federal law.

Avoid this location. Misleading scammers.. how you gonna say to customer that the app rewards don't…read morework at this location when you get your 7th cup.. man.. this is 7-11 completely stingy SCAM

Standing on the footprint of the now-torndown Patchogue Flatiron building is the 7 Express: A…read moreodd-shaped, 5 sided marketplace across from the the Patchogue bus stop/ transfer station that attracts all kinds of dregs. There is a waiting area for the Quick-Draw and scratch-off fiends. Cigarettes and coffee stop-off-point. In regards to alcohol, they do a lot of single-serve business. Canned beer in multi-packs is either Bud, Bud Light, or Coors Light (36 12oz cans for $34.00). Otherwise, its bottles, and Manny called it: A fair selection (Blue Point Toasteds & Hopticals). For convenience, they offer a good choice of Blunts and smokes; for Zippos and glass pipes, about the only game in town. Herbal erection dysfunction remedies and energy pills aplenty. Often a 5-0 presence outside.

7 eleven food delicious Service impeccable…read more Always kind neighbors Oni quite smoking marketer January 20 th deserves sales woman of the year January 20 th Patchogue Everyone makes you smile for the day

I have been a regular customer in this 7-11. On this day I came to use the ATM at the Bank next…read moredoor.' I parked in front of the Bank to drink a cup of coffee that I had previously gotten. As I finished it a police car parked in front of me. An officer got out and stood there staring at me. I then went to the drive thru ATM and left. This was early Sunday morning. The Bank was closed so a 7-11 employee would have been the one to call police. The lot was over 90% empty. There was a car to my left being repaired that was there before I was. There was a person on my right going through garbage cans looking for bottles. When I go into this 7-11 there is usually someone standing outside by the door. Sometimes they ask for money and sometimes they don't. When I was parked in front of the 7-11, I have had several instances of people coming up to the car asking for money. I regularly use this ATM and pay the Bank a fee to use it. As stated I was mot parked in front of the 7-11 but the Bank. Can a 7-11 employee make a Bank customer parked by the Bank leave. This store seems to have almost all one star reviews on Yelp for some reason. Good luck with this store.

This review is only about the pharmacy area of this location…read more I recently had a prescription I needed to pick up and also had a change in insurance. Upon walking up to the pharmacy counter there was one person being helped and one in front of me. Once it was my turn I had explained to the girl that my insurance had changed. She asked me to step over to the consultation side to wait for the pharmacist. As I waited about 20 minutes (the pharmacist was on the phone and filling prescriptions) for the pharmacist, there were 4 people who had walked up for vaccinations. The pharmacist proceeded to put all their vaccinations together and vaccinate them all before approaching me. Maybe these other people had appointments, but I'm not sure. As she finally makes her way over to me, she asks me how she can help me. Although the girl at the register had told her what I needed and gave her my insurance card. Once everything was entered it took me about 3 minutes to check out. However there were 12 people who came in after me who were helped and left as well as 8 people who were helped at the drive through. I'm sure there are rules about who can enter information, but it just seemed like I could have been helped and been out of there before half of the new people were helped instead of being made to wait. Since the last pharmacist left, it had been increasingly difficult to do anything with this particular pharmacy department. It seems as though across the board everything takes more time than it should. Unfortunately this has been seen at other CVS pharmacy's as well.

Online ordering needs to be improved, and customer service. I did an online order it said it was…read moreready I went to the store They said they canceled it I never got anything about it I called their customer service number 1-800-746-7287 and all it was was a game of passing me to each person for different people never got anybody on the phone it was a half hour. The customer service sucks I would never deal with CVS again! It's bad enough you're aggravated because you drove somewhere to pick up your order to be told it was canceled and now they play games passing you around the phone.

These are the places we need to be reviewing. Little gems like this in the neighborhood that people…read moremay not know about but are super useful. Also, the best BEC in town. I'm not lying. Here's what you do: Go in and grab a bagel, or in my case a Kaiser roll (with a piece of parchment paper of course), and hand it to the women at the deli counter. I order a bacon egg and cheese with extra bacon and extra cheese and it's perfect. Also for the price you really can't beat it (check the pics for pricing on breakfast). The deli counter is legit and has salads like chicken, egg and antipasto salad but you can also get beef patties and empanadas. It's also a convenient store with groceries, pet toys, candy, lotto, you name it. I love these spots in Suffolk County (think the east end's version of a bodega if you will). Thank god this is up the block from where my parents live. If you find yourself on Patchogue-Holbrook road and in need of something, really anything, here's your spot.

I've been going here for years and really enjoy it. The people who own it and work here are super…read morenice and the service is always great. Their deli department makes terrific food and, either on a bagel or a roll, I love their egg sandwiches! There's nothing like a good New York deli breakfast complete with a hot cup of coffee ... they make everything from heroes and hot plates, to cold cuts and salads. Because it's also a convenience store / mini grocery store, they tend to have most of what we need when we need it - milk, bread, eggs, coffee, chips, sweets, paper goods, condiments, frozen stuff, even a small section of cosmetics and such. It's handy to have around the corner when you don't feel like battling the full size supermarket. I'm glad we have them in the area and will certainly keep going here and enjoying the store far into the future.

Gas station convenience store has adorable dinosaur display outside. (see pix)…read more Gas cost about the same. Server does not talk with customers. Pump own gas. Found website - https://store.sinclairoil.com/ with all kinds of cute Dino items, ranging from kids to adults hats, shirts, items and holiday items. Company noted as Sinclair Oil Company at 401 Medford Avenue East Patchogue NY 11772 General Info: list as: "Sinclair Oil's iconic DINO-SAUR has been fueling America since 1916 (a touch of nostalgia) and is proud to provide innovations such as DINOCARE™ A TOP TIER™ Gasoline that will keep American drivers on the road for years to come." Other Link website- Sinclair Oil's iconic DINO-SAUR has been fueling America since 1916 and is proud to provide innovations such as DINOCARE™ A TOP TIER™ Gasoline that will keep American drivers on the road for years to come. Hours listed as 24 Hour fueling with ATM and Fiberglass DINO. Rather unique. (see pix) Maybe a fun place to stop by to get gas, take a picture with the kids near the Dino display, pick up a few convenience items in the store and check out the website for those who like dinosaurs for lots of cute and unique items for purchase.