Convenience Stores in Chelmsford, MA

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  1. 86 Chelmsford Street, Chelmsford MA 01824

    3.1 Average 45 reviews

    “Salma and Desiree at Walgeens in Chelmsford Massachusetts were 2 Great Associates they Helped me Above and Beyond and I Wish They Deserve a Raise though the Natural Kindness and Concern they Had for Me and Im Sure they Are always True to How Great they are to ALL CUSTOMERS @Walgreens in Chelmsford Massachusetts...Thank You Girls very Much.”

  2. 189 Chelmsford Street, Chelmsford MA 01824

    3 Average 23 reviews

    “I stop here almost every day and the staff there are all amazing and I truly enjoy going into the store every day. Oh and the bathrooms are actually really clean for a gas station! I highly recommend!”

  3. 11 Dunstable Rd, North Chelmsford MA 01863

    3 Average 16 reviews

    “The only place around that has the balls to sell live bait. Everyone else in the area (and I mean the vast area not just Chelmsford but many towns and cities away) do not sell shiners. This fine gentleman is keeping the dream alive for all younger anglers getting their start with fishing and using live bait other than worms. Please be patient with this gentleman not only because he is the only store in a 25 mile radius that sells shiners but the simple fact that he is an elder and still working and remains part of society. We should all pray we can make it to his age and continue to do what we love.”

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  5. 71 Drum Hill Road, Chelmsford MA 01824

    2.8 Average 80 reviews

    “Very friendly customer service! I believe all of them should get a raise is because if they have a miserable life are immeasurable day they have hardest job in the world ? t smile at each jerked comes in”

  6. 16 Boston Road, Chelmsford MA 01824

    2.4 Poor 86 reviews

    “Alway’s excellent service! If I’m picking up or going inside. I love this CVS! Very sweet Indian girl inside tonight. Sorry, I didn’t look at her name tag. Great worker’s there!”

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