92 Washington St, Pembroke MA 02359
“This is an upscale gas station and market. They have a kitchen that makes fresh food and pastries. They also have beer and wine if it is after hours and need some in a pinch. If you join their loyalty program you can get 10 cents a gallon off and because I use the store, I typically get 20??”
154 Center Street, Pembroke MA 02359
“Went in at opening today (Saturday) and although they were already busy i was taken right away for oil and inspection. 30 minutes later I was on the road. Very professional people working here. I highly recommend.”
145 Church St, Pembroke MA 02359
“Clean, friendly employees, convenient location, right off the highway. I was overall very pleased with this Mobil. I always find myself making a quick Mobil stop..& they always have whatever it is, that I came looking for. Thank u! Keep up the great work!”
92 Washington St, Pembroke MA 02359
“I stopped in for the first time to grab a snack on my lunch break and I am so glad I did. The building is extremely clean, the snack options were plentiful and service was tremendous. Larry was so friendly and helpful. Great food and service 10/10 will be back”
125 Church Street, Pembroke MA 02359
“Absolutely love the store. They always have what I need. The employees are friendly. I have used online ordering also. They work really hard and fast to get your order done right. If you use online ordering remember to tip.”
137 Center Street, Pembroke MA 02359
“Walk in to get gas and other goodies and snacks around 6 am 4-27-23 nice clean store service is spot on will come in again and will recommend this spot only con is the price gouging of the gas prices”
223 Church Street, Pembroke MA 02359
“a little tricky maneuvering at this busy shell with half the service area blocked off by the painting detail. (watched the guy repainting light poles right over the dirt, no surface prep--screeeeeeech. like fingernails on a blackboard.) so, long wait time but live entertainment. diesel is 5.99/ here, regular 4.53/, which seems like a good deal. sorta. signs of the times.”
208 Church Street, Pembroke MA 02359
“Always a reliable place for fuel and snacks! The service is friendly, and the convenience store has a great selection. I appreciate the cleanliness and how quickly I can get in and out.”
125 Church Street, Pembroke MA 02359
“I am quite surprised with the amount of dissatisfaction with the Pembroke Stop&Shop.I don't think this specific location deserves five stars, per say; however, they don't deserve an average of 1.5! While Stop&Shop dominates Pembroke in terms of groceries, this is the larger of the two locations in town located in a large shopping center right off Route 3, on Route 139 with several other stores like Dollar Tree, Staples, and Kohl's. It's a large store, and surprisingly the first Super Stop&Shop ever opened by the Stop&Shop company (in 1982). It's not a perfect Stop&Shop (very few are), but in general, it's well stocked, spacious and very large. It spans twenty five aisles, with a full deli, prepared foods, seafood, bakery and pharmacy department. Staff were pretty friendly throughout, and management seems mostly on top of logistical things. Mike, one of the assistant managers I found extremely helpful and friendly in recent days. I will say that one thing that the Pembroke location needs to work on considerably is their pricing. Several items in this store did not ring up at checkout the amount that was listed on their sale sign. The assistant manager, aforementioned, was very helpful and efficient in fixing all the issues, but they shouldn't have happened in the first place. This seems to be a trend with the Stop&Shop's in this area. Most price scanners worked, but when I went here, several signs that have to be placed on these scanners per Massachusetts State Law were missing. In general, it's a nice, newly remodeled, clean store, but my suggestions are to watch at checkout to make sure all items ring in at the correct price. 4 stars for the Pembroke Super Stop&Shop.”
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