Cheaper gas price than I had seen at various stations in the area…read more They also have 90 octane ethanol free.

Before I begin our experience I would like to state we did not use the cafe, convenience shop or…read morecar gas pumps. My husband and I stopped here for diesel fuel with our motorhome because of a favorable price. While pleased with the price, compared to other fuel stops, we were far less than pleased with that traffic flow for trucks and RVs of our size. He entered where the sign said, Truck Entrance, avoiding the other lane past the fueling lanes where we saw an 18 wheeler trying to back up, scraping his fender on the light post in the process. Once we entered the "truck entrance" the fueling lanes greeted us with signage facing us stating "WRONG WAY" which was perplexing since we used the "Truck Entrance" and followed the yellow arrow on the blacktop. It was confusing as the arrow and signage directed us in only to be facing wrong way signs at the pumps. That signage was clear. Once my husband used the McDonald's lot to get back to this lot to correctly be facing for fueling the screen at the pumps did not scan. He had to go inside. There is no signage stating such. Another customer at the pump, another motorhome, had had the same experience. I will say, however, the fueling area did appear much better maintained than many we've encountered, but that lack of clear signage for traffic flow, especially given the size of the vehicles using the diesel fuel, truly needs to be rethought.

Stopped in here recently looking for something specific - which I found! I've driven by countless…read moretimes and Stewarts did not have what I needed. The newer Cumby's are actually quite nice...as is this location. Spacious, well stocked, clean....with mostly junk food, assorted beverages, ice cream...you get the gist. Gas bays are easy in and out and there's decent parking around the front and side of the building. Service was friendly and efficient.

They have a great selection of fresh food and and snacks. Great when I have to grab something on…read morethe go

Clean store, tons of selection. Coffee was fresh and condiments were cleanly displayed and full…read more Staff were incredibly friendly and efficient.

They have kids they have pizza they have signature coffee in the refrigerator is all kinds of ice…read morecreams hot food hotdog all kinds of stuff you gotta go and see it. I'd love it signature coffee sweet cream, delicious meatballs, sub and fettuccine macaroni. I don't have. I can't say they're really good to stay up. There is helpful. Good place to be.

Stopped by just before 5AM and they still werent open. Had to wait a good 8 minutes. Not sure why…read morethey just cant leave the pumps operational overnight for credit card only. Gas prices OK but definitely dont count on this one being open in the middle of the night if traveling on I-87!

Let's cut to the chase: I concur with the only other review for this Stewart's as of this writing -…read more4 stars. That fine review has stood the test of time, as has Stewart's. This chain has no affiliation with the line of sodas/root beer OR the burger purveyor we see in NJ that originated from the Midwest. Stewart's got its start as many legendary C-stores (such as Wawa): they sold milk and other dairy stuff with a model of vertical integration that ensured low prices and great quality. To this day, they have a "milk club" open to all. After 10 punches of the card, you get a free half gallon of milk or a gallon at 1/2 price. Too bad I don't drink milk. With the passage of time, especially "in these times," the low prices may not always hold true. For example, A bag of Doritos was $5.60, and an 18 pack of Labatt Blue (I like it better than Molson Canadian) was...$18. Neither of these items were purchased. Even the formerly local "pride of the neighborhood" Freihofer's cookies were "discounted" by a measly $1, when they're often BOGO. Still, they had a couple of local beers that caught my eye and I grabbed 2 tall boys for later imbibing. One was brewed in my former home of 6 years- Schenectady, NY. Another came from nearby Vermont. Those and a couple good sized bottles of delicious polar seltzer ran $10. Not awful I guess. They sell pizza for around $2.60 a slice. It didn't look great but I'm sure it's edible. Buttered rolls, peanut buttered rolls, apple fritters, and some other baked goods were up front. Coffee selection is usually decent and on par with the diner stuff- you decide if that's a good or bad thing. Camping supplies such as firewood and s'more kits were there just in time for summer. Come winter, the snow shovels and ice scrapers move in. There are a couple of tables to sit if you want to enjoy your beverage or snack outside of the car. They do sell ice cream and shakes made to order that the locals love. The middle of the store has a very respectable freezer area with ice cream, pizza, TV dinners and the like. Their half gallons of ice cream are very good. Not sure if they're still there size or if they've been "shrinkflated." The restroom was clean! The clerk was friendly- even greeting me on entry and offering a paper bag for my goodies. They are known for treating employees well with stock options and an Adirondack condo that staff can sign up to use. So why not 5 stars? The prices weren't the greatest, the beer selection was limited (but the local stuff is appreciated), and the parking lot is a little wonky in layout. That said, Stewart's are around from the NY/Quebec border down to Orange County, NY and also in Rutland and Bennington Counties in VT. I used to have one at the end of my block in Schenectady and was reminded today of why I miss it sometimes, especially compared to the QuickCheck that's next door to us these days. Stop by one when you can. Perhaps you too will be inspired to write about vertical integration at 10:30 on a Monday night.

This is my go to location. Whether I need to put air in my tires, get gas, or a gallon of milk…read more Often stop by when I've been working late to grab "dinner". no matter the time of day, the staff is always friendly, the store is clean, food is fresh, and of course the ice cream is to die for.

Not the best Stewarts but certainly not the worst. Smaller than the one just 6-ish miles south (on…read moreroute 50) and much less busy. This Stewarts has more of a townie feel to it and has locals hanging out pretty much whenever you might swing by. Staff is great-never had an issue here. I also often get gas at this location due to how convenient it is (and it's really easy to get in and out of).

This Stewart's is closest to me and the most frequented Stewart's I go to. It has a following and…read moreis pretty much the hang out place for locals young and old. Stewart's has great ice cream and the staff here are friendly. They keep a clean store, and always give a welcoming feeling, at least to other locals...

Very good,friendly staff ! Wide choice of goods... Very dirty and gross restroom,from top to…read morebottom, sink, toilet, floor etc etc ..... TOTALLY unusable !! Be advised , you better not be older and in need of using a bathroom while in this area !! You would not want your kids to use either, so if travelling, get your gas , buy a snack , DO NOT count on this bathroom Charlene

Well went here to get gas & $1 ice coffee as advertised in the window. Waited on long line & guy…read morethere charged me for regular coffee because I used the wrong cup. Really !!!! How would I know which cup if not marked & apparently ice coffee cups are on the way other side of the counter. What a rip off place. Will never go there again !!! Poor business management!!!

Difficult to get the cashiers attention at almost 9pm. They had lots of variety, fun treats and…read morethose weird hot dogs on that rolling machine. Bit of a sketchy atmosphere.

Had a great experience at this place went to go get ice cream to end the night, and had the best…read morecustomer service ever by karla we asked her about the ice cream and she gave us good suggestions on mixing ice cream together, we will be coming back for more , give this place a visit ice cream is always good at Stewart's

I wish we had a Stewart's in Westchester! Almost always stop here if we are taking a road trip…read moreupstate. The to go breakfast sandwiches and the iced coffee are very good, but of course you need to get ice cream as well. Petition to open one in the 914!

If you're at a busy intersection in upstate New York, there is undoubtedly a Stewart's Shop nearby…read more This one is fairly new, going into space freed when another business went away, and they obviously knew what they wanted when they built it. Outside, it has two sets of gas pumps, one easily accessible from US 9, and the other from Spier Falls Road. There's parking spaces all over the place as well as a couple of picnic tables. The inside is fairly large too, with multiple stations at which you can get prepared food and drink, 5 tables at which to eat, and that all important Beer Cave. This intersection gets a LOT of morning and evening traffic, so business is undoubtedly very steady, and they can handle it. And of course, there's everything else you've come to expect, such as a well-maintained rest room, coffee and breakfast sandwiches, and that all-important ice cream.

On our way from Quebec back to NYC , my two friends have been raving how Stewart's is life…read morechanging. That's more than two hours of being told that I need to go to Stewart's. So I did go. We stopped by this location around dinner time. I got an Oboy, chicken and cheese wrap, and Stewarts lemondade. I didnt know what an Oboy was and it's a Saratoga Springs thing so I wanted it. It tasted nice. I liked the pizza dough bread but the chicken and stuff inside tasted a little too mushy. The chicken and cheese wrap was ok. Chicken is really breaded. I slabbed bbq sauce all over so it tasted better. Stewart's lemonade was a bit watery. It says its 14% juice but I wasnt sure about that. After eating everything, I saw the ice cream menu to the side of the cashier. I decided on a milkshake and got the cherry chocolate limited flavor. Almost immediate regret. I should've gotten the extra thick one. The milkshake was really milky like milk with ice cream, not ice cream with milk. My friends knew but didn't tell me. Shoulda known they'd do something like this.... If I ever see another Stewart's, I'd like to go. But I dont see a lot of Stewart's when I travel so I'll have to be on the lookout.

Stopped here the other day to get gas and grab a drink. I stood in line behind some woman spending…read morea bunch of money and time buying scratch offs. I stood there for almost ten minutes, not so much because of the tickets, but because the cashier (couldn't quite see the tag but an older woman, Sherry maybe?) was BSing with the woman buying the tickets. I learned more about the two of them then I wanted to. I'm almost 6 feet tall so I know I wasn't invisible. Apparently they had to catch up on old times. The manager had to tell the other cashier to get on her register to help me after ten minutes. If I didn't need to pay for the gas I would have put the drink back and left. I think maybe your cashier needs to be told that if she wants to BS with friends to do that on her break.