Humongous mega gas station that's a cheeky just-over-the-line-into-the-state-of-Massachusetts,…read morewhere gas pump hold-open clips are more common. (They're sadly banned in the state of Rhode Island). So you can depress the clip, step back, & breathe. I love a hands-free situation. It's an easy off-the-highway situation, not so easy back-onto-the-highway situation. Or maybe I just fumbled that part. No major complaints here.

The gas station Is conveniently right off the highway. The pump area was clean and well lit, making…read moreit safe to get out and pump your gas. They also have a convenience mart where you can stack up on snacks and refreshments. They also provide restrooms for customers to use.

They do an awesome job at this Cumbies. The staff are always friendly and hardworking. The place is…read morealways clean and people are always super helpful and friendly. They always greet you when you enter, and just do an excellent job. It's a delight to get gas, snacks, and go to the ATM at this Cumberland Farms. Update 8/5/2020: Still as awesome as ever! I use their ATM a lot because it's so convenient. Also, they always have fresh fruit for a quick and healthy snack, which is nice. But, most of all, their cashiers are totally awesome. They work so hard and they're always so friendly. I always have a great experience shopping at Cumbies! Awesome!

I signed up for the Smart Rewards app in mid-March because of the 99-cent daily coffee promotion…read more When I used the app on March 21, I was charged full price. The cashier said something about the system "not registering yet" but that doesn't make sense, because the transaction showed up in the app immediately. It also showed multiple transactions from March 2025 in a city I didn't visit that year, so I know with absolute certainty I didn't make these purchases. I wouldn't trust this thing with my credit card. Back to the coffee. They have now changed the promotion so that you have to spend an additional $3.49 on other items to get the 99-cent coffee price. I signed up for a specific offer that they didn't honor, only for them to make the deal worse. Looks like I won't be going back to Cumbies for a while.

I stopped at this Cumberland Farms for gas because at the time it was cheaper than the surrounding…read moregas stations. I also used the dirty restroom, Cumberland Farms isn't known for their clean restrooms so I wasn't surprised when I walked in. However, the water was set at a nice warm temperature; perfect for hand washing. There was also plenty of hand soap that left a nice scent on my hands. Conveniently they also offer two hand drying options. The first being an air dryer and the second paper towels made from recycled paper. I chose to dry my hands with the paper towels. Additionally the bathrooms do not have doors so I didn't have to touch a dirty door handle while exiting.

As far as Cumberland Farms go, this is one of the nicer ones I've been in. Clearly recently built…read moreor renovated including new pumps. Clean, friendly staff really close to downtown Attleboro. You can't really complain. The biggest plus for all Cumbys is SmartPay. Gas $.10 off/gallon with the app/card that connects to your bank account. Honestly have saved over $50 so far (granted there's also one very close to home too so that helps). Inexpensive and decent coffee, SmartPay and snacks. All good in my book.

Good customer service There is even a kids play area…read moreinside! The vacuums are old (but there is another one right down the road with newer vacuums) The touchless car wash fits our 3500 dually Dodge Ram and the guys detailing are fast!

Ownership taking advantage of customers…read more I spend $40 a month for an "unlimited car wash" membership. I've had it for years. It clearly seems to me as though the ownership is trying to save some $$ and screw over their customers by closing the touchless wash whenever they feel convenient, so much for "24/7". At least half the time I drive all the way there there's cones blocking off the entrance. One would think that with all this money we're paying them making they could at least make their shit work. Cancelling my membership now, really unbelievable.

Imad is a really nice person so his dad and I have been going to their shop for over 7 years …read more Always great service with a smile and honest folks .

Solid owner. Solid crew. 10/10 recommend. They always get my families vehicles fixed quick and…read moreright the first time. Very reasonably priced .

They have beer , wine , cig and candy The price are really…read moregood I recommend it to everyone

Love that this place is full serve. Way too cold some days to pump my own gas. They hardly even…read morecharge you more for it. And the guy who pumps the gas is the nicest guy ever. Definitely just for grabbing gas and not really anything else.

Dylan is the friendliest , most respectful individual. In…read moregeneral the employees here keep on top of the daily needs to satisfy customers.

Stop #14 Here starts…read moreDay 2 of our trip. Premium Gas at Cumberland Farms is $2.06 per gallon. If I remember correctly, the Dow was dropping like a brick during this period. The gas station/convenience store itself is clean and well stocked. There's a Dunkin Donuts so we get breakfast. Cindy swears that the donuts are better here than in Virginia. I wouldn't know because I don't eat donuts. Cindy says its cheaper too. The Waffle Sausage Egg is better than McDonald's in terms of the thicker sausage patty and egg product. But I find that the Waffles to be soggy like an Eggo. There's no contrast. If possible, you should go to Bliss Brothers Dairy. Note: In February of 2009, Cindy and I embarked on a 48-hour eating tour around the greater Boston area. I called it the Boston Masticare - a bad pun off the Italian transitive verb "to chew." [Original Visit: February 15, 2009, 10:30 AM]

pretty good gas station. the buttons on the keypad for the pumps look like brand new, not grimy and…read moreas worn in as others.

Their hot food availability is inconsistent. Sometimes I go…read moreafter my shift at random times ranging from 12AM to 4AM and there's a usual overnight employee who'll always throw a pizza on with a smile, and it takes less than 5 minutes. She's an absolute godsend and it's always appreciated. Sometimes I go earlier, like tonight (7/23 at 11) and get told they don't have any hot food options whatsoever and they won't make anything. I don't know what their policy is regarding hot food times, but the point is the consistency isn't there. Maybe there was a kitchen issue (again I don't like to assume but it wasn't communicated). It's hit or miss, and I noticed lately with the night shift it's more strike out than hits.

Scammers!!! Forget the fact that there are 3 stations which…read moreare 20 cents a gallon cheaper, all within 1 mile of this place. The price once the pump was initiated was another 10 cents more expensive than the giant road sign showed. And this is AFTER adding the 10 cents for a credit card vs. cash. Total screw job. Now the gas is 40 cents more per gallon than a place one mile away ... and ... The price is misrepresented from the road sign.