Convenience Stores in Southborough, MA

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  1. 65 Turnpike Rd, Southborough MA 01772

    4 Good 19 reviews

    “This is a quality store with polite workers. I was admittedly rude to the cashier due to frustration with perceived high price. I feel guilty so I would like to express positive remarks”

  2. 162 Cordaville Rd, Southborough MA 01772

    3.8 Good 14 reviews

    “It's great that Stony Brook Market reliably stocks items like light cream. Thank you! There used to be several convenience stores in Southborough that were actually convenient, meaning they sold items other than lottery tickets, liquor and cigarettes. Boiani's was great for a while. And Capasso's on Marlboro Road, they had almost everything there like a small grocery store. Now we have liquor stores galore and almost no place that sells any food. So thank you for keeping basic items on the shelf and milk and cream in the cooler.”

  3. 110 Southville Rd, Southborough MA 01772

    3.5 Good 35 reviews

    “For what it is, a convenience store with nothing else around it, it's 5 stars for sure. Huge selection and not over priced. I got off the commuter rail and had to wait for my ride. Bought a 99 cent seltzer and relaxed in the shade at the park across the street. There was AC and a bathroom I'm sure they'd let me use if I asked kindly.”

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  5. 365 Turnpike Road, Southborough MA 01772

    3.1 Average 68 reviews

    “4 bucks deal an is good. (Large ice coffee, a sandwich and hash brown) They always run out hash browns . And you have to ask them to cook more . wait there for a bit. Most of time I just asked them to charge me four dollars and I just grab a coffee and a sandwich. Still a pretty good deal.”

  6. 78 Turnpike Road, Southborough MA 01772

    2.8 Average 61 reviews

    “Walgreens pharmacists have always done a great job with me navigating my diabetic supplies and all of the red tape involved with insurance. They are professional and patient. I've been going to this Walgreens since 2018 and have always had a good experience.”

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