Very overpriced, cost £18 for two ham rolls, don’t realise the cost until it came through on our card as we were in a rush
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Christian McCoy-Davenport
$5.34 for a Celsius energy drink. Robbing people with smiles on their faces. Go-to CVS or elsewhere. Buyer beware.
JAEYOUNG KIM
$5.34 per energy bar..?
Selvin Santos
Support local businesses
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ladybug Luv
I had a really great experience earlier today. The workers at the vendors in South Station aren’t known for their friendly nature or customer service (at least not in my experience), however, there was a young man working the counter today around 4pm who was so kind. He moved people in line through quickly but greeted everyone and had a smile on his face. It seemed he was happy to be there and happy to interact with customers. I really hope the manager will see this and give him some kudos or a raise!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
leydi cruz
Excellent customer service and the price is high because is train station. Like the airport people travel a lot .
Tyler Moss
Trying to make a train, bought a $25 brand new charger that didn't work once plugging it in and had no time to run back before my train left.No phone number to call.Service was excellent and helped me spend money quickly.Merr
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 5
Jeffrey Fielding
There’s absolutely no reason to go here over CVS. They have a much more limited selection and they’re charging 3 to 4 times as
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
David Blumberg
Pick n’ bite convenient store located in south Station at 700 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02110is a pretty good store for snacks and drinks. My complaint is the prices are not clearly listed. The clerk only spoke Spanish, not English, which was not OK. It’s located in the train station as soon as you walk in. They really need to have prices clearly listed!!!
Donny b
$7 for a can of Starbucks double shot expresso every where els $3 or $4 disgusting
Very overpriced, cost £18 for two ham rolls, don’t realise the cost until it came through on our card as we were in a rush
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
$5.34 for a Celsius energy drink. Robbing people with smiles on their faces. Go-to CVS or elsewhere. Buyer beware.
$5.34 per energy bar..?
Support local businesses
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I had a really great experience earlier today. The workers at the vendors in South Station aren’t known for their friendly nature or customer service (at least not in my experience), however, there was a young man working the counter today around 4pm who was so kind. He moved people in line through quickly but greeted everyone and had a smile on his face. It seemed he was happy to be there and happy to interact with customers. I really hope the manager will see this and give him some kudos or a raise!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent customer service and the price is high because is train station. Like the airport people travel a lot .
Trying to make a train, bought a $25 brand new charger that didn't work once plugging it in and had no time to run back before my train left.No phone number to call.Service was excellent and helped me spend money quickly.Merr
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 5
There’s absolutely no reason to go here over CVS. They have a much more limited selection and they’re charging 3 to 4 times as
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Pick n’ bite convenient store located in south Station at 700 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02110is a pretty good store for snacks and drinks. My complaint is the prices are not clearly listed. The clerk only spoke Spanish, not English, which was not OK. It’s located in the train station as soon as you walk in. They really need to have prices clearly listed!!!
$7 for a can of Starbucks double shot expresso every where els $3 or $4 disgusting
Restaurantji Recommends
$7 for a can of Starbucks double shot expresso every where els $3 or $4 disgusting
fiji water is $6.41. bruh
If CVS is open, go there, most things are cheaper.
No prices on anything- maybe because it's overpriced?
“employees” seem more concerned with their phone than their customers
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