1798 New Vineyard Rd, New Vineyard ME 04956
“Stopped on our way to Rangely on 5/20 and ordered breakfast sandwiches (which they were out of but offered to make us some) that were so good!!! The ladies working there that morning were so pleasant and personable! We will have to stop on our way back home tomorrow!”
103 Temple Rd, Farmington ME 04992
“I love and respect the Madores family and the market. Its a service to our community. I dont think it could be done better! Not just because we took our concealed weapons handgun safety course together... They feed me most every day since they opened.”
309 Main St, Farmington ME 04938
“Irving’s rewards card to buy gas is what’s up… why would you not want to save 10cents a gallon every time you gas up? Using the card for purchases (that is linked to your bank account you would typically debit/credit from) gets you extra savings or rewards for even more money of per gallon of gas you purchase.”
144 Franklin Ave, Farmington ME 04938
“There is a big sign on the front door that clearly states that one can use a debit card for any purchases big or small. I go into this business a few times a week and normally spend between $30 to $50 each occasion and I use my debit card. Today I went in because I had a short lunch break and I only got a slice of pizza. I was embarrassed and basically rediculed by the lady cashing me out. I understood her point about the charge to use a debit card for such a small purchase and I offered to pay the charge. She objected and while rolling her eyes rudely declined my offer. Sadly, I won't be going back to this establishment any further. I hope the owners are aware of her negative attitude. I was willing to pay the additional charge to be able to use my debit card. Sadly, this store lost my business. Lose her and I bet you'll see a difference. Such a great place. I tried calling to reach the owner. I would love to change my review. I'm going to give 5 stars because I hate to hurt a small business that I appreciate but that lady needs to go. I hope to talk to the owner and to feel comfortable going back in and spending my money again.”
317 Main St, Farmington ME 04938
“I am surprised at the poor reviews for this Walgreens locations. I am a tourist and I was treated kindly, store was clean, well stocked and priced are fair. Full selection of high-end alcohol items can be bought here. The staff is very attentive and parking is plentiful. 7/3/23 Evening”
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