406 West Main Street, Norwich CT 06360
“Been coming here for many years, excellent customer service every-time. Best smoke shop selection in west side i’d say. Wide variety in everything they offer, they even have some unique snacks.”
138 Norwich Avenue, Norwich CT 06360
“First time trying their food. Sausage, Egg, and Cheese on a Kaiser Roll and it was delicious. Looking forward to trying more items from this location. It may be a gas station, but it has a deli and flat top. Check them out.”
275 Washington Street, Norwich CT 06360
“They are very friendly here. They have an ATM. They also have ice and propane, which is great for summer. Prices are decent. Plus they have gas, they also take snap there”
412 Laurel Hill Ave, Norwich CT 06360
“Went on a supply run for my pregnant wife, and as I was getting 2 sodas the lady working there informed me that because I was getting 2 Coke products I could get a 3rd free as part of their deal! I was not aware of this, and I greatly appreciated her mentioning this because free bonus treats taste even better! But as a heads up, they do not have ketchup bottles.”
489 New London Turnpike, Norwich CT 06360
“*This is where krispy krunchy chicken franchise is located inside of* Very good chicken and sides especially if on a lunch break in Norwich and in need of fast service; quick and fresh.”
243 Central Ave, Norwich CT 06360
“Convenient for its 24 Hour service, the prices are abit bloated on select items on the low budget scale, be mindful of availability of store hours in the area for best deals.”
168 W Town St, Norwich CT 06360
“There was a gentleman (white w/ glasses) was super kind to my husband. He went out of his way to make him feel welcome. This isn't the first time we have come here, but every time it has been a pleasant experience. Thank you so much!”
70 Town Street, Norwich CT 06360
“To all you folks who don’t read the notices on the pumps - apparently quite a lot - it’s YOUR BANK that puts the hold on your account, not Stop and Shop....I mean, get real, use your thinking caps...you think a *grocery store* has access to your checking account?”
152 Taftville-Occum Rd, Norwich CT 06360
“Hands down the best place to get gas, food, drink, lotto, in Norwich! New owners have made major upgrades inside the store and are the friendliest people around!”
565 W Main St, Norwich CT 06360
“Super friendly customer service (remembers your face and greets you) clean and fully stocked.. traffic is crazy busiest at this gas ration between 2pm-6pm (rush hour)”
24-26 Town St, Norwich CT 06360
“I love this store. I am a usual customer so each employee remembers me and my mom and knows exactly what we are going to buy. They are on the phone most of the time and sometimes it's awkward but they do acknowledge everyone. Since they are always on the phone, and you ask about something behind the counter, such as vape bars and cigarettes, they do stop talking to help you with what you need. I read the other review here, talking about them being rude for being on the phone is not true. They are not rude at all. I assume they only went there once since they didn't like going there, but if you only go there once, then you don't really know how it is. This gas station and store is my and my mom's and boyfriend's go to store.”
489 New London Turnpike, Norwich CT 06360
“Stopping for the car wash if you buy something to get $3 off car wash is good always happy with it place is always clean friendly tried to chicken before it was all right for gas station chicken good place for a car wash”
170 Taftville-Occum Rd, Norwich CT 06360
“I only have very good experience in this store and gas station. The customer service is excellent. The owner is very kind. Geographically right off the highway is perfect.”
154 W Town St, Norwich CT 06360
“Cheapest gas at this intersection at the time of traveling. Interior of gas station looked really nice and clean. Great snacks and great prices. I probably won't find myself traveling around here again, but if I do I know I'll have to stop at Global Gas Station. 5 stars.”
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