11 Steeple Way, Wells ME 04090
“Cvs staff is nice. Went in for a quick purchase and pharmacy pickup. The way of picking things up is strange though I'm not used to using the touch screen so I was just standing at the counter until I figured it out.”
1045 Post Road, Wells ME 04090
“I was in the mood for a snack and I happened to be on the road so when I saw this Circle K location I decided to stop and see what they had.I had never been to a Circle K before and I was pretty impressed with what I saw here. First of all the store was immaculate. The shelves and the products on them had no dust. Even the restroom was very clean. The doors to the beverage cooler were clean with no smudges or streaks on them.The product variety was very good and they had plenty of candy, bakery items, chips, chocolate, fruity snacks, beverages and more.I decided on a candy bar so I grabbed what I wanted and took it to the register area to pay. There was nobody in line so I was waited on immediately. The cashier was very nice and processed my transaction efficiently.Definitely stop by here for all of your convenience store needs when you are in the area.”
1544 Post Road, Wells ME 04090
“I was in Wells with my family to go to a family Christmas Eve party @ my Aunt's house & my nephews wanted a slushy so we stopped her on our way home. My older nephew ran in to grab two & redeem his scratch tickets so I didn't get to go into the store. But my nephew was in & out real quick for what he had done, so to me that means service was fast!!”
329 Post Road, Wells ME 04090
“I don't know the evening clerk man’s name (I wish I got it) but he is amazing! He was pleasant, personable, friendly, all the descriptive words….definitely the employee that makes people pick Haffner’s over the other local options. Will be coming back everytime!”
11 Steeple Way, Wells ME 04090
“standard CVS store layout, pharmacy folks were prompt and helpful with our Rx order. Prices are a little higher than anticipated, but otherwise a good store in your back pocket in the event you have a need for first aid supplies or other miscellaneous needs while you are in town.”
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