690 Marrett Rd, Lexington MA 02421
“Plenty of parking. The women's room is pretty clean. All that's open is McDonald's but it's 24 hours. Only complaint are the homeless in there. There is a woman that basically lives in the first booth when you go in, and a man in the other end booth that literally live in there. It's the stench. You cannot walk by or sit anywhere near them as the smell of urine and feces is extremely overwhelming. This is a food establishment. It is unsanitary to have them in there sleeping, taking off their shoes and putting them on the benches. They sit in 2 of the 4 seats with outlets, so good luck stopping in to grab a bite and do some work on your laptop.”
690 Marrett Road, Lexington MA 02421
“My lil home town gas station and convenient store. Love this place. Staff is always friendly. Bathroom is always clean. Products and always stocked and in great selection.”
324 Marrett Road, Lexington MA 02421
“Incredibly convenient location at the intersection of Waltham Street and Marriott Road in Lexington, Massachusetts. They are typically the lowest priced gas station in Lexington and since they have a connivence store at this location, it’s a life saving for picking up milk on the way home.”
915 Waltham St, Lexington MA 02421
“I really like this store. Always clean and well stocked. Every cashier that has attended to me has been super polite and extremely friendly. My last experience inside prompted me to leave this review. The cashier's name was Evan and he was unbelievably courteous and helpful. Clearly a well rounded professional. I'm in and out of convenience stores frequently in the area and this one is honestly the best. Props to the general manager because its obviously well run on a consistent basis. Would leave 10 stars if possible.”
60 Bedford Street, Lexington MA 02420
“Mother’s Day was one of the busiest day at Walgreens Lexington but Lera Khavina helped me to choose and suggested all gifts I needed for my girls for Mother’s Day and they loved everything 🙏🏾”
1735 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington MA 02420
“CVS (downtown Lexington) should enhance their backdoor entrance to avoid injury and prevent severe weather penetrating inside the store. This enhancement is beneficial to both the customers as well as their employees.”
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