42 Montauk Highway, Southampton NY 11968
“Love visiting cloud nine when I come to the Hamptons to pick up Trees, I know there are lots of places along the road here, but cloud nine has the best deals in my opinion”
74 County Rd 39, Southampton NY 11968
“Only place in town with a decent selection of beers. If you can't find it, ask the front desk, they can source for you if you ask nice enough.Also has a huge selection of non-alcoholic drinks too that you can't find elsewhere”
1360 N Sea Rd, Southampton NY 11968
“great wide menu stopped in after a day of labor in noyac. i also summer vacation in the hamptons so don’t start thinking they only cater to us blue collar folks good sandwiches fair prices. hot coffee.”
40 Montauk Hwy, Southampton NY 11968
“Let’s first say it’s a DRIVE THRU CONVEINCE!?? Always been my go to place to get last minute items! Snacks, Beverages, Tobacco and small Household products like Paper towels, Cups, Soap and other small products. They also have REALLY GOOD coffee!”
10 County Rd 39A, Southampton NY 11968
“I might be impartial because I practically grew up in the store, but I love spending my time in 7-Eleven. So clean, and everyone is family. Go to for my favorite candy and favorite people. This store has a special place in my heart always. And obviously the coffee is killer :)”
111 Main St, Southampton NY 11968
“The Southampton CVS, a bastion of sanity in a whirlwind of summer's excess. Here, amidst the throngs of day-trippers and the imperious summer people, the staff stand as pillars of patience, their kindness and compassion a balm to the frazzled nerves of the locals. As the aisles become a battleground of wills, with city folk demanding instant gratification and prescriptions filled with a wave of their hand, the employees stand firm, unflappable and serene. They are the unseen heroes, the quiet guardians of the pharmacy, working tirelessly behind the scenes to keep the machinery of commerce humming. And yet, despite the verbal abuse and the entitled tantrums, they remain steadfast, their smiles unwavering, their courtesy unshakeable. They are the keepers of the calm, the defenders of the rational, in a world gone slightly mad with the heat and the crowds. In this maelstrom of summer's chaos, the Southampton CVS staff are a beacon of hope, a reminder that even in the most trying of times, humanity can prevail. They are the unsung heroes, the quiet champions of the everyday, and they deserve our gratitude, our respect, and our praise.”
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