398 S Main St, Randolph MA 02368
“My dad goes to do the lottery all the time. My dad bought refreshing drinks and coffee. My dad scans the lottery tickets to see if you are a winner. There is no public”
1213 North Main Street, Randolph MA 02368
“Only complaint is they close at 9. Do not throw your money away at the mobile enless it's midnight an you have no choice. Family owned an operated. Support your local community!”
1151 N Main St, Randolph MA 02368
“We wanted to buy wine and beer here to make our hotel experience bearable. And we were absolutely not disappointed. ? We were even made aware of a beer special, which saved us another extra dollar. The seller was just super friendly. An absolute recommendation. Warm greetings from Germany. ?”
22 S Main St, Randolph MA 02368
“This rich data is my go to spot the guys here are very friendly and customer services always on point store is very clean and there's always parking in the front.”
208 Chestnut Street, Randolph MA 02368
“The new owners have really made this store a place to stop and shop for basic items, lottery but my favorite is the Richie’ Super Premium Italian ice. Owners are kind and keep their store very clean & bright. Great job guys”
2 Mazzeo Dr, Randolph MA 02368
“Great service, it really feels like your local store. They take time to get to know you. One of my first stops when I moved to the area, reminded me that I made the right choice.”
335 Union Street, Randolph MA 02368
“Awesome store. Great variety of products. They have everything you need and sell beer, wine, hot coffee and lottery. Everyone is friendly. Would highly recommend!”
1370 North Main Street, Randolph MA 02368
“A decent and clean place for an off-the-highway stop. Seems like it's pretty recent - the interior is modern and well kept. Has clean bathrooms for travelers off of I-93. Has Garelick Farms brand milk at about $3 per gallon as of 2018; better than drugstores and most other gas stations in the area. One star detracted for expensive gas prices. Do not get gas here, get it at Blue Hill Express two exits south on 93 instead, you will save upwards of twenty cents per gallon. There is a Marylou's Coffee storefront within, the distinctively pink coffee and sweets joint of southeast Mass & Rhode Island; which may be worth trying if you are in from out of the region. It's essentially a morning stop kind of place - picture Dunkin' Donuts before they went all national and corporate, perhaps, and an alternative to the roughly ten thousand "Dunks" you'll find in your average town around here.”
733 South Main Street, Randolph MA 02368
“This is by far the best gas station I’ve ever been to. It’s the only gas station that’s been so friendly and nice. I literally come here almost every time I need to put gas in my car”
27 Warren St, Randolph MA 02368
“Clean, well-organized convenience store with a solid selection of snacks and drinks. Staff was friendly and checkout was quick, which I appreciate when I’m in a hurry. Prices were about what you’d expect. I’ll definitely stop in again.”
1245 North Main Street, Randolph MA 02368
“Shout out to the folks who work at the Dunkins here. I don't come often but when I do, they always get my order right. It's usually young people taking the orders and I see that they work hard. Nice job!”
105 Mazzeo Drive, Randolph MA 02368
“I walked into this store having a bad day but I left feeling amazing as the service was the best service I’ve ever experienced. Malika was attentive and she acknowledged me with the most pleasant smile. Her warmth brightened my day. Thank you so much!”
671 North Street, Randolph MA 02368
“Great little store with friendly staff, this 7-11 has become a almost everyday stop for snacks and drinks after school pick up.. there is always a good choice of snacks, drinks and some odds and ends if that’s what your looking for! The staff is very friendly!!!”
170 North Main Street, Randolph MA 02368
“This pharmacy rocks!! This cat Kevin is a hell of a manager! And the Pharmacy manager Amanda is a beast!! So helpful, would’ve never been able to pick out the right paper towels without them. I’m legally blind so I can’t tell the difference.”
171 North Main Street, Randolph MA 02368
“This CVS is in a very convenient location, parking is also easy. The selection isn’t very large, but it’s fine if you just need everyday essentials. If you’re looking for more specific or unique items, this might not be the best place.”
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