Great sandwiches !! Very friendly staff, quick service, an obvious stop for anyone staying at the…read moreGrand Summit Hotel at Mount Snow. I really enjoyed the "Inferno Italian" sandwich, so flavorful and satisfying. The room felt clean and welcoming, with plenty of seating and natural light. I will definitely be back

Oh, this hurts. But "meh, I've had better" is the best description for the Grand Country Deli. The…read morecombination restaurant/convenience store/souvenir shop is like gasoline: you can't put anything else in your car as a substitute, so you pay whatever outrageous price is in front of you and can't question it. As the only proper breakfast option at the resort, I had the opportunity to have both breakfast and lunch here on two different days. First was lunch. While the panini was delicious, the coleslaw was disappointing and the combo was not worth the price. At any other sandwich type place, the sandwich and salad combo would probably cost about four dollars less than what I paid, plus the cost of drinks. Where you might pay $1.50 for a bottle of water at a grocery store, don't count on that price here. Cold sandwiches also cost a dollar less than hot sandwiches, so I suppose I could have saved a dollar and ordered something that didn't interest me in the slightest to save a few pennies. The next day was for breakfast, which was a little more reasonable than lunch. The scrambled egg combo came with home fries and toast, which were adequate, even though the eggs tasted a little buttery. Add in the cost of a bottle of orange juice, and you've matched the cost of yesterday's sandwich. The home fries were good, but I've certainly had better. I added Tabasco to my breakfast, which turned out to be a somewhat bad idea. If nothing else, it confirmed to me that I will always prefer Frank's over Tabasco. The shop part of the cafe has all the items you would find in most hotel shops, but absolutely nothing has a price tag on it. I shudder to think of what I could have paid if I had an overwhelming need for maple syrup. It's convenient if you can't leave the hotel and want to get your souvenirs right away, but again, "meh, I've seen better" is the most accurate description ever. I should hope after a long day of skiing, you have food already in your room and you won't need to pick anything up here. Basically, if you can get offsite for lunch, skip the deli and save this for breakfast only. I just hope they don't run out of French toast again.

The location is amazing, clean bathrooms, nice clean store with lottery tickets. The girl behind…read morethe counter is not friendly at all. She was sitting in the back office, waiting for customers to come in very unfriendly.

Today is April 19th and I went to 7-Eleven in Bonneville I pulled up and went into the handicap…read morespot left my car running I knew I shouldn't have gone there but I went to go in for one second I wasn't going into shop I just was going right to the counter and coming right back out and the assistant manager came out gave me an extremely dirty look and said that's handicap parking I told her I know I was just going in for a second and coming right back out and she said absolutely not and she was extremely rude somebody really needs to put her in check lol

Self-serve gas station, first pump was out of commission. Reasonable local pricing, and a small…read morestore behind the pumps. Receipt didn't print properly, though, but didn't have time to run in to get one.

They are a convenience store and gas station... they have a milk shake machine that is really cool…read more They also make pretty good deli sandwiches. Their prices are competitive for gas and we never seem to hit them at a busy time. It's a good gas station and really one of the only ones in the area, but it's clean and well maintained and they offer most of what a typical gas and convenience store do!

[1160] 12/2020…read more We stopped at this Stewart Ship on the way to Stratton mountain. The gas station was nice and the people were friendly. We picked up snacks, gas and air for our tires I definitely recommend this place.

Simply put, I have given feedback to the corporate team about their product over the past year or…read moreso and have never received a reply. So, I can only extrapolate that they do not actually care about the customer's opinions. My specific feedback was just to let them know about a change in quality around the peanut butter and butter hardroll which tastes great with a cup of coffee. However, they started getting cheap and lately (about the last 6 months or so), I've noticed the peanut butter is a meager, partial skim of flavoring that can be so minimal that is seems practically non-existent. In the past, there was plenty of product to satisfy the palette. The store staff is great and I regret having to give one-star for such a small issue, but it is more about the lack of response from corporate when I've logged three different comments on their customer service platform. (Food -3 stars, Cleanliness + 4 stars, In-store staff, +5 stars, Corporate -100 stars).

There is something very satisfying about a small town convenience store's. The people working…read morethere are local, the customers going in and out are local and everyone knows and for the most part, likes each other. Watching men young and old hold open the door for ladies, smelling the coffee and ever cooking hot dogs on the roller grill shows small town life for what it is: families, people living together in harmony. Today's feature was freshly made apple fritters. Coupled with a handmade chocolate milk shake, life is good. The store holds basics for life: bread, eggs, milk, soda, beer, soups and other canned goods as well as all sorts of ice cream and frozen treats. There is little that can be needed, from matches to mustard, that the store doesn't have. Outside the gas pumps are humming while customers in transit replenish treats for their trip. I appreciate the presence of this store and highly recommend stopping in whenever one is in Arlington.

Every time I enter, the clerks greet you with a smile and swift service. I appreciate that there is…read morealways clean paper and receipt paper in the pumps and the hours they are available,

lovely, cheerful staff, great food and a good selection of beers and liquor. A great place for…read moremorning sandwiches as well.

Friendly service! Great sandwiches!…read moreLocally owned In store ATM Sweet bakery section

I guess Cumberland Farms changed their policy. Employees are allowed to insult the customers now…read more Who would have known it would be considered completely appropriate for the night shift manager Amelia to ask a customer if they're stupid. I know what you're thinking. The customer was probably being rude. Well, no he was not. All he did was ask to speak to Amelia's supervisor. Which she refused to do. Maybe she was having a bad day? No. This particular manager is completely rude and unprofessional every time I have gone in that store. She is rude to everyone and should be fired.

I like this place. They have more of a selection of snacks and drinks than most convenience stores…read morein the area. We always go here late at night for a quick snack fix plus we like their milkshake machine. Yum! Service is usually pretty friendly here too, parking lot is well lit so it feels safe and the bathrooms are clean.

I have stopped her a number of times driving from NY through VT to visit family. The coffee…read moremachines brew on demand and you can select quite a few customizations. For gas stations coffee it's actually pretty good every time. (Of course I always love Stewart's coffee) but I actually stop here on purpose now when I need coffee on this drive. The rest do the store is fine. Bathrooms are good. So it's an easy stop

As convenience stores go, this one has a lot going for it. Clean bathrooms, and a subway and a…read moreramunto pizza slice shop too. The pizza is not bad and for a convenience store it's much better than what it should be. I got two BBQ chicken slices and throughly enjoyed them on our road trip. Lots of other things here too. Overall a good place for what it is.

Wilmington, Vermont Walgreens refused Fedex drop off of 4 already labeled return packages…read more A pure-form waste of time and money attempting their "drop off" location. If it won't fit on a book shelf they won't take anything other than SMALL packages. Something the Fedex website could have mentioned but did not. I was informed that pickup from Fedex is 9:30 AM, so you can forget about same day pickup there too. You're probably better off never using these non-Fedex locations. It might just be a complete WASTE OF YOUR TIME AND MONEY as it was for me. Add to that the intentional conflation of Fedex Ground with Fedex and you are truly challenged to cypher WHO you are even dealing with. Not good

This place is awful. There is always a line to pickup prescriptions. I've been there 4 time this…read moreweek to get my Meds and the wait was so long I finally just had to leave. It's easier to just drive to the Walmart in Bennington which is what I'm doing right now. Just had my doc switch all my scrips to that pharmacy.

Clean and modern gas station convenience store. Stopped here when we were traveling and were able…read moreto get what we needed - coffee and some foods, plus grabbed some snacks and hot spiced apple cider. Nice clean bathrooms too.

Came in for lunch and grabbed the chicken parm calzone for $5. I didn't have high expectations but…read morethe already fairly small and thin calzone was almost completely bread, with an actual sliver of chicken. There was probably a chicken nugget worth of meat. Needless to say I won't be back.