I have always received the best care at the Durant Street CVS pharmacy. From vaccines to…read moreassistance obtaining vacation authorization from insurance for medication. Everyone is knowledgeable and professional. The check-in is quick and easy and the hands on attention is welcomed.

If I could have given zero stars, I would have…read more I went to pick up an Rx. I stood at the pickup window for 5+ minutes. Of the 5 people behind the counter (including the pharmacist), not one acknowledged my presence. Finally, after helping someone at the drive through window, one staffer said someone would be with me shortly. After another minute or so, she suggested I move to the drop off window where I would be more visible. I did so. 3-4 minutes passed before another staffer looked up and said someone would be with me shortly, then went back to joking with her colleague while she worked. A minute or two later, yet another staffer walked over to the pick up window and began to help someone who had shown up after I had been instructed to move to the drop off window. I pointed out that I had been waiting for some time and now that patron was being helped before me. I was again told someone would be with me shortly. I reminded them that I had been standing at the pickup window, unacknowledged, had been told to move, did so, was again ignored, and then they proceeded to help someone who showed up after I had. The second staffer retorted that she had acknowledged me, to which I replied that I had already been waiting nearly 10 minutes at that point, that I had someone at home to whose care I needed to return, and that all she had done was tell me I would be helped but instead someone else had been helped. She claimed they were understaffed. When I complained yet again about the staff ignoring me and helping someone else first, this staffer threatened not to help me at all. I told her I did need help, that I needed to pick up an Rx, and gave her the patient'a name. When she looked up the Rx she told me it had not been filled because they needed to talk to the prescribing doctor because there was an issue with refilling it. The Rx, for an epi-pen, I explained, was not a refill. The patient had never been prescribed one before, and had been prescribed at the hospital -- not by the patient's primary doctor-- after the patient came in through the Emergency Room with anaphylactic shock. Oh, she said, he just left the hospital? No, I replied, he'd been released a little more than 24 hours ago. She asked "and you don't know who the prescribing doctor was?" I did not. She then said I would need to talk to the pharmacist, who would be with me when he was done with his present conversation. Once I spoke with the pharmacist things finally got on track. He apparently did not need to speak with the prescribing doctor, he simply put the order through and it was available about 5 minutes later. During this process I was asked for the patient's phone number twice, and his name and date of birth 3 times. Excessive, but since they kept bouncing me to different people I can understand. What was inexcusable was: 1. The staffer telling me they had to speak with the prescribing doctor when that was a lie, and 2. Being ignored, moved around, and skipped over. I can only conclude that my treatment was racially motivated, as I am African American and everyone who was acknowledged, helped promptly, and/or apologized to for the delay, was white. Perhaps I would have received equal treatment had I told them that the patient was white? Since I was the only patron ignored and otherwise rudely treated, race is the only variable to which I can ascribe the disgraceful treatment I received.

This is a local community grocery story chock full of healthy eats that make you feel like a kid in…read morea candy shop because you want to buy one of everything. We are making Lobster Fra Diavlo for din and we already got fresh Maine Lobstahs lol from a local fish monger but we needed to get all of the rest of the ingredients for the dish as well as making a pan bagnat for lunch (Niçoise tuna sandwich). We found all the beautiful and fresh ingredients we needed as this store is not lacking for want. I also got a couple of bouquets of fresh flowers and the single genius flower bunches were beautiful but I wanted a premade bouquet and the selections of premades were all starting to look a bit wilty sadly; maybe time for a sale to clear them out. This grocery store is very clean and nicely stocked. There were some ladies promotion vegan meat and they were offering samples but all the different departments had their own fair share of nice tempting goodies. It was packed and parking was tough but they are calling for some decent snow tomorrow (up to 18") so that didn't help the weekend rush. A nice grocery store that our family that lives here are regular and we frequents when we visit.

I love Caraluzzis and have been shopping at this store for years. However, today is a different…read morestory. I decided to try the chicken quesadilla for $20 and the three-cheese chili dip... it was awful! The quesadilla was mostly bread, super bland, and tasted old. The garbage can enjoyed it. And the dip had no taste... like, what the heck happened here? Taco Bell would've been gourmet compared to this one. Whoever the cook or chef making this is, you apparently suck at making food. Disgusted and disappointed. The store is clean and the people working are great. But think twice before buying the prepared meals; for $ 9.99lb, you might just be wasting money.

Yo, you would think this place is just a regular gas station, but you'd be wrong…read more It's a super nice deli with actual decent food. I only walked in for a water and a snack bar and I was like wow this is no ordinary gas station! I love the full deli and boars head. It smelled amazing. I got the oven roasted turkey and Swiss. It was really good. It tasted healthy. Not salty or any processing.

At first, I wasn't really going to ever write a review here. However, I've now visited this place…read moreenough times in the morning over the last few months that I can write something here. I mainly just come here to grab coffee if I'm driving to work, and that's been a real good find since. I'm honestly impressed you can still have a large coffee for under $3. It's been $2.46 every time I've come. I did also once have their cinnamon roll as well, and even that doesn't break the bank. Really, the main reason why I don't give it five stars is because I haven't had enough items for this deli to really decide if it's worth that fifth star or not, but service is good, price is good, and the coffee is worth the commute every time. Maybe one time I'll come here to grab something else if I need gas on the way home.

Nutmeg has been in business for the quite the number of years, even before the Caraluzzi family…read moretook it over. I'm very ecstatic to see such an awesome selection of beer, wine, and alcohols located right in downtown Bethel. You can find a wine for even the most extravagant wine connoisseurs like myself. After living in Sicily for three years, I am very very very particular about my wine. I lean greatly towards Sicilian wines and the wineries that were nearby to where I lived. I was very happy to see about four or five different wines (both red and white) from the area that I had experienced in Sicily. On top of that, the wines were right around the same price as I could buy them in Sicily and that alone puts Nutmeg on the top of my list when I want to buy wine. I had only stopped in here rather quickly, and I did not get a chance to check out the selection of ciders. I'm not a big beer drinker, but I do love my cider. If the cider selection is as broad as the wine selection, Nutmeg will be my one stop shop whenever I am in the area.

One of the staff (I'm assuming a managerial role) was extremely rude to me regarding taking more…read morethan three cardboard boxes after I'd just made a purchase. Context: I was in weeks ago buying a 4-pack of Broccoli (and think I mistakenly left it on the checkout counter) and asked about taking boxes, as I'm selling my home. I was encouraged to take as many as I'd like; I'd be doing them a favor as they were inundated. Bought another 4-pack today (Broccoli and Bees), and asked at checkout about taking more boxes, "sure" was the reply, with no mention of a three-box limit. I put the beer in the car, opened the back hatch, and, thinking I'd be smarter this time, grabbed a cart to save trips in and out with boxes. Note: it seemed like the same number of empty boxes as last time. As I'm placing boxes 3 and 4 in the cart, a guy from the customer service (?) desk has taken a couple of steps towards me and calls out in an accusatory tone, "You're only allowed three boxes." Me, calling back to him: "Oh, okay, last time they said to go wild." He, as he turned and took a couple of steps back to the desk, called back, "No, only three," with his hand raised, three fingers extended, his back to me. The guy's tone made it seem like he was offended by my egregious act of taking more than three boxes as if they were in dangerously short supply and wouldn't be replenished any time soon. Maybe it'll become a self-fulfilling prophecy because they lost me as a customer, and I'm damn sure going to steer my considerable friend circle (who enjoy their alcoholic beverages) away from this place that treats its customers as offenders (based on mixed messages from staff or the uncommunicated three-box rule). No fourth box for you!! Such a douche. Would like to have given a Zero rating if I could.

2 non specific gender bathrooms, very accessible, not super clean but not super dirty either. They…read morehave donuts and coffee next door at Duncan. Good assortment of convenience items. No lollipops though. There was a mom that was so mad because that. They did have candy though, and donuts next door! The gas was 3.99 can't beat that! Lots of pumps available too! Looks like it's a good stop for delivery drivers. 3 Amazon trucks fit in the parking lot and there was still room for more.

Partway south of my trip from Maine to North Carolina. I was in need of gas and this all Towne is…read morewhat popped up as one of the best prices. Just off route 84. It's very convenient. As I was finishing getting my gas, which was the cheapest around, a caravan of prime tracks pulled in. Either there was a convention here for Amazon, or a nearby warehouse. It also told me something about the business. The exterior was quite clean and organized, the restrooms were fairly clean, and had handicap railings and call buttons, which told me the owners care for their customers. The food that was prepared outside looked decent. Pizzas and empanadas for a good price. I got a breakfast empanada with a light flaky pastry And friendly cashier. I think it's a good place to stop.

I can't believe I'm yelp recommending a gas station. But this is really more than gas. Great…read morebacon egg &cheese, deli, and it's 24hrs.

This establishment charges the same price per gallon of gas for a debit card as they do for a…read morecredit card.