2991 Cranberry Hwy, East Wareham MA 02538
“Self service only unless you are handicapped, then just honk your horn. Gas prices are $0.15 to$0.20 less for regular, if you use your points from shopping then you get an even better deal.”
274 Marion Rd, Wareham MA 02571
“Needed a break job. He scheduled it right away, the price was $300 less than Midas and the breaks work great. Get my gas there always - price competitive and full service!Highly recommend!”
2 Warr Avenue, Wareham MA 02571
“These people, especially Wanda and Mike P are AWESOME! They are the best of the best for customer service. Last week, I hit a rock with my 390 CPMY HOLODECK. I called around and no one was really "excited" about helping me get this repaired. It was "Call back in a week" etc. I wintered at Zecco last year and gave Wanda a call. She spoke to Mike and told to "bring it on down" and they could get right on it. I had it at their dock Monday afternoon. She reserved a service slip for me to tie up on. The NEXT morning Mike P called and said he had my boat hauled and the propeller off. He had a shop that he could send it to, but knew my timeline was very tight. he told me that if I could get the prop sooner, it was OK with him. So I took the prop and got one to him by Friday AM. Mike called me at 11:00 AM, and said in addition to installing the prop, he also replaced the cutlass bearings AND painted them. I had her back in her slip at Taylor's Point before 3:00 PM, readying HOLODECK for my trip. Mike and Wanda, I cannot thank you enough for the GREAT service and SUPER customer service. I am so glad to be on your customer list. I hope that I never do damage like this again, but if I do, I know who will be the first I call. the biggest shout out of THANK YOU possible. Sincerely, Tony Lacina”
163 Main Street, Wareham MA 02571
“The attendant was helpful and rewards are easier to sign up for & use.. ⟨compared to the rest of them so far⟩ just wish got some kind of savings from the beginning but rewards program looks promising. I like the feature of QR code on phone but also option to submit a receipt if you forgot to use rewards card! ???”
2238 Cranberry Highway, West Wareham MA 02576
“Stopped in to get gas and picked up some gum customer service was quick easy and professional from the women that was there. Gas price wasn't that bad it was reasonable.”
169 Main Street, Wareham MA 02571
“Used to go there as a kid in the late 60s early 70s. It's changed quite a bit! I went in for lottery tickets. The store was clean and the guy behind the counter was super nice. The one issue I had was trying to get out of the parking lot. It was kind of difficult as they put a curb across most of it and a fence on one side.”
341 Main St, Wareham MA 02571
“After a formal fraud investigation from our bank and the local PD, it has been proven that this gas station took 159.66 from our bank account/debit. Steer clear of this thief.”
2416 Cranberry Highway, Wareham MA 02571
“Great Overnight employee 👍 He was super helpful and patient (But you guys have to specify that you close between 1:15-1:45am. So technically not fully 24 hours )”
2537 Cranberry Highway, Wareham MA 02571
“Awesome place, helpful staff, intelligent, easy going and has a variety of flavors and candies, the cigar selection is vast and varied in such an unexpected store size…pretty much everything you need is there”
3037 Cranberry Highway, East Wareham MA 02538
“It's worth going slightly out of your way to go here, for the competitive prices. I'm here frequently, and interactions with the staff have been unremarkable or pleasant enough. Evidently they had muted signage in their window expressing some of their personal views a couple of years ago, but if you have a problem with that, the problem is you. No one seems to have alleged service being refused to anyone, or anything close to that. So to those patrons who might take issue with a business passively expressing personal views, I'd point out that spouting sanctimonious outrage when encountering a varying opinion does not make you virtuous; it actually makes you the only ignorant/hateful person on the scene much of the time.”
2360 Cranberry Highway, West Wareham MA 02576
“Best cumbys in the area, always clean, fresh burgers and pizza and hot dogs, always have coffee ready to go. Employees are friendly and there’s always parking. Staff was very helpful explaining the new rewards program and getting me signed up.”
3106 Cranberry Highway, East Wareham MA 02538
“a nice staff that asked what can we do for you today. what, no one asked that anymore. They did. how nice. We neede just one item but we walked out with about 10 items including hot dogs ready to eat. Soft drinks and a huge drink i do not know the name of for my grandson in a huge cup. he loved it. clean and good parking. a go to place.”
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