248 Cardville Rd, Greenbush ME 04418
“Great little store with great staff, awesome coffee, they got Donut Shop blend now. Newly paved lot too. Just added iced coffee options, cold brew, French vanilla and mocha”
10 Gilman Falls Ave, Old Town ME 04468
“My gf's grandmother recommended their sandwiches and my gf became instantly infatuated with their sandwiches and we loved Chester's as well! Very friendly and comfortable like a good family run,home town and instantly familiar type of atmosphere and employees!”
3281 Bennoch Rd, Alton ME 04468
“Yeah, Alton grocery, I just really like near my neighborhood. It's a good place to go when you need something. A lot of the places around here. Close at 7 o'clock. So for me to get to the Alton 1 before 7 wouldn't make sense to me. When I can go to the LaGrange general store? And because they closed at seven o'clock, if it's literally one minute, after seven o'clock, I would have to go to Milo for any type of munchies or gasoline or services?Because here in lagrange and alton, it's just all closed. But other than that I love the Alta grocery great people, great service, friendly attitude. I like their food that they make their hot foods. Pretty good eggs are really inexpensive and just all their refreshments are nice and cold, great atmosphere, debit credit, everything's accepted great place.”
157 Main St, Old Town ME 04468
“This is hands down my favorite convenience store in the area. I recommend it to anyone looking for a great selection on alcohol and much more. Every employee there has made me feel at home every time I go in and are always very kind and helpful. The hospitality they share with all their customers is my number one reason to choice this store over any else in the area.”
2 Main Rd, Milford ME 04461
“I'd suggest taking money to another establishment that would allow you to sit in the parking lot long enough to eat the food that was purchased in the same store. given the simplicity that one would rather sit and eat rather then trying to drive and eat and potentially risk other drivers safety due to being distracted. so find a store that values its customers safety and doesn't just want to take the money and push the customer out thanks. I will be spending my money at a different convenience store from this point on and may want to remove the sign that says please consume food and drinks in vehicles or outside, and if we can't eat the food purchased at the store why have a table out side. thanks”
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