Convenience Stores in Carver, MA

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  1. 239 Tremont St, South Carver MA 02366

    4.9 Superb 30 reviews

    “Love this place, owners are the best and remember you. Even if you haven't been seen there in 6 yrs. As me. I now live back in the area. Get the lunch food early ?”

  2. 224 Tremont St, Carver MA 02330

    4.1 Good 37 reviews

    “I had my dog with me while I was getting gas and the employee was super nice and brought out a big dog cookie for my dog to have! Thank you carver gas! She loved it.”

  3. 60 N Main St #1110, Carver MA 02330

    4.1 Good 14 reviews

    “Convenience store with a large selection of beer, wine, snacks, tobacco products, & lottery. They have a small spot to sit for lottery & Keno. I love having this spot in Carver — it’s close to home & open late.”

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  5. 133 North Main Street, Carver MA 02330

    3.8 Good 8 reviews

    “The girl that works there short reddish hair is amazing, she's always so friendly, and always willing to have a quick conversation with me! She's hard working and always doing something but when customers come she drops everything to serve them! Always smiling always helpful!”

  6. 303 Tremont Street, Carver MA 02330

    2.9 Average 10 reviews

  7. 90 North Main Street, Carver MA 02330

    2.3 Poor 28 reviews

    “I wish they had some gluten free and dairy free food choices. I love the service so much here I go nearly every day. Love the Smart Rewards, but I go elsewhere locally for less expensive gas.”

  8. 100D North Main Street, Carver MA 02330

    2.5 Average 71 reviews

    “CVS in Carver, has some of the BEST employee's. Both at the pharmacy and in the store. They are so helpful AND very caring, especially when you have questions at the pharmacy. I feel that they really do care about the customer. What an awesome group of employee's at this location. (they all need a big raise).”

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