2 Church Street, Chatham NY 12037
“This place is family owned and operated. The owner, Mr. B., is always very polite, happy & eager to help &/or serve you, he's patient, friendly, and always has a smile & something funny to say when I bring my children in the store. You can tell that this family has Pride in their growing business and it shows by how Clean, organized, always having fully stock items, they make everything on their menu & fill your deli or hot food order quickly & with lots of care. Charron's has a vast selection of sodas, juices, teas, hot coffee, dairy, energy drinks & adult beverages(both non alcoholic & alcoholic) along with a wide selection of snacks, icecreams, grocery & deli, and a menu that has something for everyone. I absolutely Love their 12inch turkey bacon club! Mr. B always knows what I'm going to order when I walk in the door. I believe everyone should show some love and support for this small business and I'm sure that everytime you walk in you'll feel that warm welcoming vibe that Mr. B, his family, small staff, and the regulars that come in and leave happy and satisfied exude! Don't forget to visit their newly opened wine & liquor store on the right side entrance! Show the people at Charron's some love!”
123 Hudson Avenue, Chatham NY 12037
“Friendliest staff. Always ask how my day is going. Good beer selection. Give my daughter a lollipop whenever she comes in with me. They will have my business for a long time.”
30 Church Street, Chatham NY 12037
“I just wanted to give a shout out to the two wonderful ladies working tonight who along with another customer (a man wearing a Bills jacket) assisted me at the air machine when I needed to fill up my tires after my low tire light came on. It’s nice to know there’s still good people left in this world ?”
52 Hudson Ave, Chatham NY 12037
“They are under new management and it's a 100% difference! From the cleanliness to the service it's great, also I've used my Pricechopper savings card here no issue (I use the card option at the fuel tank with ease). In addition, Brian, the store clerk is amazing and super nice and friendly. I go out of my way to stop here because they are worth it and they are clearly trying to turn it around and build a client base so disregard the old reviews as there's new management in town and worth stopping in.”
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