71 2nd Ave, Waltham MA 02451
“Staff was friendly and informative and they had a lot of great options to pick from and the prices were great Get the hotdog it was yummy and for $3 I was able to feed two people”
38 Warren Street, Waltham MA 02453
“Awesome small community store . Nice place to surprisingly come across long lost buddies . They've keno and all that, patient people don't rush and greet with smile . They treat customers like their own family or friends.”
66 Seyon Street, Waltham MA 02453
“I want to say Daniela and Voni are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful!!!!!! I didn't want to renew my membership for $60 and asked for the promotion of $15 for 1 year. The person at customer service was not helpful and cancelled my membership. I could not merge my 2 accounts and went back again and Daniela and Voni fixed my account!!”
71 2nd Avenue Suite 66, Waltham MA 02451
“Was very happy with our recent service here. We had a leak in our tire and they were able to find the source. Although they couldn’t patch it and didn’t have our tires in store, they were very pleasant and added air to our tires at no cost until we could get a replacement.”
71 2nd Avenue Suite 308b, Waltham MA 02451
“The food is Costco food. Great value. I was extremely saddened by the lack of sugar free lemonade at the soda fountain. They only had 4 options (Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mtn Dew, and Brisk Raspberry Iced Tea). Service was great as always. Edit: they now have sugar free lemonade. 5/5 here is your crown, king. ? ʕ ꈍᴥꈍʔ”
71 2nd Ave, Waltham MA 02451
“Efficient operations, reliable service delivery, and effective management of prescription drug insurance coverage. However, the experience lacks a personalized, patient-centric approach.”
Sam's Club, the Walmart-owned warehouse retailer, announced it's launching pizza delivery nationwide, bringing its popular $8.98 Member's Mark 16-inch Hot Baked Pizza straight to customers' doorsteps. By the end of May, all Sam's Club members can order the oversized pies for express delivery through the retailer's app or website.
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