03076, Pelham NH 03076
“Best convenience store in the area. The staff is helpful and friendly. The beer is always cold. The propane is always... propane, and ready to fill your tank(s). Also, get their popcorn, if you already haven't.”
8 Mammoth Rd, Pelham NH 03076
“Ray’s Stateline has the cheapest cigarettes near me with convenient hours, excellent parking, and a friendly staff! Great selection of vapes, too!! The staff has been super friendly and helpful, too!”
32 Bridge Street, Pelham NH 03076
“From start to finish, my overall experience was amazing, from George to Jack and Karim they are always welcoming and highly recommend stopping in , great selections, great prices!!”
24 Bridge St, Pelham NH 03076
“I only come here from Massachusetts for vaping and smoke products. I've been to the other nearby stores and State Market store on the corner of Jericho Road has the best prices.”
116 Bridge St, Pelham NH 03076
“Very friendly people that work there, and they will order things if they don't carry it. And, they remember your face, so when you walk in, you are greeted kindly.”
151 Bridge Street, Pelham NH 03076
“The staff are always kind. The pharmacists are great and always try and accommodate me because I depend on a ride to pick up prescriptions. The pharmacy is always busy yet they are always courteous and helpful. I recently was helped by Carolyn and she was amazing. We always hear the bad reviews but they all deserve a shout out for the great care.”
203 Mammoth Rd, Pelham NH 03076
“I have to say I love this place. I am not one to leave reviews. I live close by and have recently shopped here more often because of the craft beer you now carry!I have to say I LOVE the woman that wears the face shield thing. I asked about her red, white and blue nails a couple of weeks ago and she mentioned that “we are all Americans and this is my little reminder that we should be proud” Several times it was pretty busy but she always greets the customers and makes a joke when the line is long. I find her customer service skills incredible! I don’t always hear what she says but when someone is complaining about a price or something the store is out of or even something about their day, the person always seems to leave with a smile and I see her smiling.She is always polite, friendly, smiling but also professional and gets through the crowd pretty quickly. She seems to know almost everyone and I am definitely going to introduce myself because she also greets most everyone by name and I want to be one of those people. Great job!”
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