591 Metacom Avenue, Bristol RI 02809
“Most amazing employees I've ever met. Amazing pharmacy staff, management is top of the line and the employees on the floor and at the register are always willing to give you a hand or offer a smile. I absolutely cannot say enough good things about this store.”
259 Wood St, Bristol RI 02809
“Bristol market is a very expensive little convenience store . A pound of butter cost me $6.00. Hershey syrup little bottle $5.00. Just to give you and idea how expensive it is”
579 Metacom Avenue, Bristol RI 02809
“This place is the best. Bathrooms are always spotless and employees are so helpful. ROBERTT is absolutely the best he's always so nice and cheerful he's always busting his butt to make sure everything is clean and tidy. He is always so welcoming ? (Cumberland farms down the road is disgusting and staff are rude and lazy) I will always choose Seasons over that dump”
300 Hope St, Bristol RI 02809
“I am a longtime resident of the neighborhood. I have never seen this store look as good as it does now. The current owner takes pride in keeping the store attractive, adding new products and services his customers appreciate, and maintaining reliable inventory levels. Sure, prices are a little higher than Walmart and Stop and Shop, but Pick and Pay is right in the center of town and offers off-street parking. A few pennies on any given transaction is not a bad trade-off for the convenience offered.”
591 Metacom Avenue, Bristol RI 02809
“Pharmacy staff & prices are excellent... (nothing like CVS's price gouging) On the other hand, their hours could improve because they are not very accommodating. Especially weekend & holiday hours.”
400 Metacom Avenue, Bristol RI 02809
“This is the best CVS I have ever been to! Staff is always incredibly helpful both pharmacy and front, they always go out of their way to help me find what I need and make sure my coupons are applied correctly.”
400 Metacom Avenue, Bristol RI 02809
“Absolutely love this Walgreens! The staff is always friendly and super helpful, and they have a fantastic selection of items. It's my go-to spot for all my everyday needs!”
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