Convenience Stores in South Yarmouth, MA

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  1. 1041 MA-28, South Yarmouth MA 02664

    4.1 Good 51 reviews

    “I had a very good experience on February 16,2026 with the pharmacist Emanuel who is at the Walgreens in South Yarmouth, MA. I was going away and he took the time to talk with me about the prescriptions I needed. He then got them ready quickly for me. I really appreciate that type of service Thank you Mary”

  2. 182 D Old Town House Road, South Yarmouth MA 02664

    4.9 Superb 8 reviews

    “Clean and organized, The couple who works in that store are exceptionally friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this store for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient shopping experience.”

  3. 1301 MA-28, South Yarmouth MA 02664

    5 Superb 3 reviews

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  5. 511 Station Avenue, South Yarmouth MA 02664

    2.1 Poor 17 reviews

  6. 465 Station Avenue, South Yarmouth MA 02664

    2.7 Average 75 reviews

    “Mixed up prescription but they went out of their way to credit and reissue 90 day meds rather than the 30. Kudos to the pharmacist and clerk who helped me today.”

  7. 976 MA-28, South Yarmouth MA 02664

    2.5 Average 43 reviews

    “Not only are they super nice one of the only pharmacy that doesn't judge you on what needs you taken. They're funny and every single one of them smiles and professional. Used to use CCH pharmacy but that place after a while were rude and insulting . CVS on rt 28 South Yarmouth! They try as had as they can and go above and beyond . Anyone writing under a 4 and all 1 s must've been pestering them”

  8. 976 MA-28, South Yarmouth MA 02664

    2.6 Average 65 reviews

    “Not only are they super nice one of the only pharmacy that doesn't judge you on what needs you taken. They're funny and every single one of them smiles and professional. Used to use CCH pharmacy but that place after a while were rude and insulting . CVS on rt 28 South Yarmouth! They try as had as they can and go above and beyond . Anyone writing under a 4 and all 1 s must've been pestering them”

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