1478 N Main St #1, Palmer MA 01069
“Great service, friendly and personable. Luke is like a special friend. Mice selections for the regional market. He works with his customers to provide what they need and his recommendations of what they mike like to try. Truly a great supplier who thinks about his customers and friends.”
1239 Park St, Palmer MA 01069
“The owner is the nicest person ever. He's very helpful and willing to get what ever you need. Thank you for having what I needed and thanks for the lighter!! ❤️”
1468 North Main Street, Palmer MA 01069
“Great store. Very busy most of the time. I credit the team of female employees that work here often, especially in the earlier part of the day. They are very energetic, super friendly & clearly care about customer service. They go above & beyond to ensure customer's have a positive experience each time they visit here. They range in age & all very hard working ladies, from what I've seen. They do have a well stocked store where you can get what you need, whether it's coffee (hot or iced) or other beverages, snacks or lunch on the go, tobacco, gas, lottery + more. Clean, public restrooms that always have toilet paper, soap, paper towels & baby changing stations. Great gas prices, among the lowest in town. You can also get fountain drinks or coffee for under $1! Very fair pricing. Cheaper than most convenience stores. The bakery items such as muffins, donuts are always fresh...which surely isn't the case at other stores. Highly recommend this stop for gas, snacks, or whatever you need. They even have a self checkout station.”
4279 Church St, Palmer MA 01079
“This liquor store is a gem! Their selection is vast, covering everything from top-shelf spirits to unique craft brews. The staff is knowledgeable and eager to assist, offering great recommendations. With competitive prices and a convenient location, it's my go-to for all my beverage needs.”
1001 Thorndike Street, Palmer MA 01069
“Joseph went above and beyond. Noticing me hurriedly looking around and helped me right to what I needed, even offering suggestions when the exact product wasn't available. He's friendly and welcoming and it makes a difference. Also, I appreciate the selection and the tidy shelves.”
1001 Thorndike St, Palmer MA 01069
“Excellent customer service: went in for a digital passport photo. The cashier, Joe, was kind, attentive and ensured every customer was taken care of. He immediately came around to take the photo, and started the upload process when a line started to form. Without missing a beat, he calmly called another employee to take care of the line and stayed with me until he verified that I received the email and was able to open the image. Will definitely make this my CVS from now on.”
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