78 E Main St, Westminster MA 01473
“I LOVE brunch. it is my favorite eat out event. So coming from a city where brunch is a huge event every weekend I was skeptical. but the bennies where so so so good!”
17 Pearson Blvd, Westminster MA 01441
“Love this gas station they got everything and if you like them there is a D&D in side with drive thru. My car Love the gasoline and price is not to bad and a car wash there too which works ok”
68 Main Street, Westminster MA 01473
“Everyone I’ve met has been wonderful, very kind, helpful and just good people in general. There are two reasons I can’t give 5 stars and even considered giving three stars. 1- the hot food provided is more often than expected, too hard to eat as if it’s been sitting there for too long. That’s understandable sometimes, at least to me. But it does happen more frequently than I’d like to admit. 2- Popular items on the shelves are always missing one day after being available. Go in one day after shipments arrived, food/drink is there, then the next day they’re out. And sometimes it could be days until it’s restocked. Seems like they’re not currently keeping enough inventory to replace what people buy more frequently. Otherwise they’re great.”
21 Village Inn Rd, Westminster MA 01473
“In regards to whoever sent in their fake review on worker there named Sue, you have a lot of nerve writing that about her. She is one of the nicest people in the world, cares for all people. The racist accusations tells everything about the writer. I can personally confirm that all the hateful, immature, vile remarks made against her are all a lie from some sick, miserable individual.If I find out who you are, you will be slapped with a libel/slander suit..”
21 Village Inn Road, Westminster MA 01473
“a gas station in, to me, the middle of nowhere, but it was open. Big plus when fuel is running low, and it is getting late at night. The thing I found noteworthy was the cashier. Milly. She bent over backwards trying to help us get an Irving card, so we could save some money. we were not able to at that time because of the cards system. However, Milly was great in helping,”
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