Convenience Stores in Swampscott, MA

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  1. 444 Humphrey St, Swampscott MA 01907

    3.1 Average 14 reviews

    “Best convenience store ever. Vinny is the absolute man and i would give him and his family all the business i could give. Stand-up establishment, and Vinny once even gave me some knuckles.”

  2. 450 Paradise Rd, Swampscott MA 01907

    3.1 Average 7 reviews

    “Came to pick up a prescription and have preferred their pharmacy over many of the other locations I have tried before. They're always friendly and organized. Will definitely come again!”

  3. 505 Paradise Road, Swampscott MA 01907

    2.8 Average 43 reviews

    “Walgreen’s Photo pickup day! The cashier was cut above. Courteous, kind, efficient…. Store is clean and well stocked. Thank you for a great experience.”

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  5. 525 Paradise Road, Swampscott MA 01907

    2.6 Average 11 reviews

    “Car wash is very nice. However we bought hr highest wash package ($20) and it asked if we wanted to add some upgrades. We did, and it came to a total of $27. It appears that it gave us the wrong wash package as we didn’t receive the Triple foam. Besides that, it’s a nice wash.”

  6. 413 Paradise Rd A, Swampscott MA 01907

    2.3 Poor 95 reviews

    “A lot of what I would characterize as 'unreasonable' complaints around this location in other reviews. Parking lot too small?! are you kidding me its huge.. but I digress. I agree that the 'flex down' in store size has resulted in more limited non-pharmacy offerings, though generally most the things I need are still there. The pharmacy staff here is top notch, both the pharmacy check-out staff as well as pharmacy manager. They get to voicemails super quick, work with you when insurance is being difficult like auto-applying discount cards to show you options. Having worked with nightmare locations in the past like South Boston's Broadway CVS, this one is an absolute dream.”

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