160 Andover Street, Danvers MA 01923
“Gulf Express is a reliable stop for gas with competitive prices! I’ve found their fuel costs to be consistently lower than many nearby stations, which is a huge plus. The convenience store inside is well-stocked with snacks and drinks, making it easy to grab something on the go. The staff is friendly and efficient, always ready to help with any questions. The only downside is that the pumps can get busy during peak hours, but overall, it’s a great place to fill up. I definitely recommend Gulf Express for anyone looking for good gas prices and a quick shopping experience!”
37 High St, Danvers MA 01923
“Great place to stop by and grab a few last minute things that you need or want on the way home. The staff is very knowledgeable and fast to answer any questions that you might have. They're always there with a very heartwarming smile and eager to help you. They really make you feel like part of the family there.”
240 Independence Way, Danvers MA 01923
“Very fast, friendly service. Not like ANY CVS I've ever been to. Pharmacist was very friendly and compassionate and took the time to really explain everything to me & answer any questions. Think we might use them from now on!”
76 Newbury Street, Danvers MA 01923
“Most people are very friendly here. Almost alwsys has what is needed and I appreciate the gas discount when you sign up on the app. Plenty of parking except at peak times”
435 Newbury Street, Danvers MA 01923
“Edit 3/1/2025: Thank you for fixing / disabling the ‘multi media’ experience at the pumps. 100x better, and I’d note that one of the reasons I’d been coming here for so long was that things like the trash cans were rarely over-filled, the squeegees and washer fluid at the pumps always good, and the store itself always clean. So thank you for listening! Keep up the good work. As a long time customer of Nouria Energy I found it the blaring volume on the gas pump video screens obnoxious. Yet worse was that there is no way to mute the racket, so I cut my fill up short to exit as fast as I could. So please - if any of the Nouria Energy owners or managers see this, change this ‘setting’ at the pumps, so it can be muted - or the company has forever lost a customer. I’d rather run out of gas and walk a mile than endure that ever again. Or - like at the Danvers location - simply go right across the street and give ExxonMobil my business.”
3 Collins Street, Danvers MA 01923
“Wonderful little store. I live a seven minute walk from here, so I often go over for snacks and such when I am bored. I've probably been in like a hundred times, and they always have something. The family that runs the place is very kind and occasionally their young daughter is wandering about, which can annoy or endear you depending on the day you're having. There is plenty of candy, snacks, drinks, and various toiletries to choose from. Much of the store is centered around the alcohol, cigarettes, and lottery tickets which I cannot buy because I am 17, however, their selection of said items seems quite varied and bound to please those who are looking for such. Overall great place, not perfect, but always guarantees satisfaction.”
431 Newbury Street, Danvers MA 01923
“This Exxon location has everything you need for a quick pit stop! The convenience store is well-stocked with snacks and drinks, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. Plus, the gas prices are usually competitive, making it my go-to spot when I'm on the road.”
79 Maple St, Danvers MA 01923
“Always friendly, courteous and seems appreciative of my business. I now buy all of my tobacco & tubes (I make my own cigs) here. Prices are same as or better than elsewhere. They've almost always carried what I need, except they didn't have the brand of tubes I prefer in 100s. All I had to do was mention it and within a couple of days they were on the shelf. ?”
420 Newbury Street, Danvers MA 01923
“Had a wide variety of products, reasonably fair prices, and the employee was friendly. All in all, it was a fast and easy transaction, everything I needed was found”
1 Maple Street, Danvers MA 01923
“I have used the CVS pharmacy at Maple Street in Danvers for many years because everyone there is so helpful, efficient, pleasant and careful not to make mistakes with my prescriptions. The staff is well-trained giving vaccinations and respectful of the need to provide customer privacy when doing so. They are very prompt in returning messages left on their voicemail. The parking lot is spacious. Though it is not the biggest CVS and does not have a drive-up window, the staff treats customers like family, which is rare today and far more important to me.”
139 Endicott Street, Danvers MA 01923
“tien is the most incredible pharmacist there is. saved my boyfriend 40 dollars on his prescription. it is people like her that go out of their way for others that make this world better. thank you very much tien.”
107 High Street, Danvers MA 01923
“Real shout-out to Lily in the Pharmacy Dept at Walgreens in Danvers. She did a terrific job of helping me to manage a difficult situation with my prescription in an urgent situation. She went above and beyond to assist me and was very pleasant. She even convinced me to purchase another over the counter to help out. Nice job Lily! Thank you for your excellent customer service!”
311 Newbury Street, Danvers MA 01923
“I’ve used many different pharmacies in Peabody/Danvers area throughout the years and this CVS has been exceedingly best. Pharmacy staff are always so pleasant, even in overwhelmingly busy times. The others seem only about providing the meds without investing much effort in customer experience. That’s what makes them really stand out.”
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