If you are coming off the I-195 Highway in the Fox Point area, you will see this gas station right…read moreat the bottom of the exit. It has a nice convenient Four Seasons store that has the basic snacks and quick foods. It has a nice coffee section as well as a smoothie section for those wanting something a bit more than your basic drink. There's an air and vacuum station (for a fee) where you can check the tires of your car and get the inside cleaned. Convenient to downtown, Fox Point, Thayer st area, it's convenient for Brown and RISD students as well.

Their service Department is great. They are reasonable, thorough, and accessible. I've used them…read morefor over five years.

Easy in-and-out service! I never have any issues when getting gas. Offers good price when you are…read morepaying cash.

After many many years of special offers throughout the week, they are still offering their…read morediscounted specials, when paid in cash. Sat-Sun they offer 5 cents off Regular Monday the offer 6 cents off Plus Wednesdays they offer 8 cents off Premium. That makes this gas station one of the best deals in the downtown area. Their convenience store has been revamped and it has a nice selection of packaged goods, prepared foods, lotto tickets, coffee, etc. They don't have a auto mechanic area anymore, so just gas and convenience store. Easy to get to, just a few blocks behind the State House.

This Shell station annoys me to no end. If it weren't in a really convenient location from me, I'd…read moreabsolutely avoid it. There's something wrong with the card readers at the pumps. Not only do they look like they barely survived the apocalypse, they also function like they barely survived the apocalypse. I try to insert my card, & it gets stuck about halfway through. Then it's a game - What will make the card fit? A different card insertion technique? Slower? Smoother? At a different angle? Aggressively smashing it into the machine? There seems to be no technique, though. It's just sheer luck that one of my infuriated attempts will finally work & my card will fit in the machine. Wrestling with the card machine will bring my cortisol levels up dangerously high. I'll take a big deep breath, choose my gas, & start to fill up my tank. It's at this moment, when my sanity is teetering on the edge of a cliff, that the screen on the pump comes to life & begins SCREAMING pestilent advertisements at me. I'm surprised I also don't scream. Anyways, the need to knows: - Gas is priced at whatever gas is priced - There's an air machine - The food mart only has XL cans of Coke - Folks will probably come up to you & ask for money - Pumping gas is stressful here

It's just a normal Shell station with a Food Mart. The major benefit is that is one of the few…read moregas stations near the south part of Providence. If you are driving south on Broad street past the highway, this would be one of the stations you will see on the way south. The food mart has the basic snacks and food items that you would find at any similar Food Mart, so nothing out of the ordinary. Self serve stations allow for easy payment and dispensing. Easy in/out from Broad and/or Elmwood. Shell is a British multinational oil and gas company headquartered in London, England. Shell is a public limited company with a primary listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and secondary listings on Euronext Amsterdam and the New York Stock Exchange. It is one of the oil and gas "supermajors" and by revenue and profits is one of the largest companies in the world, ranking within the top 10 of the Fortune global 500 since 2000. Measured by both its own emissions, and the emissions of all the fossil fuels it sells, Shell was the ninth-largest corporate producer of greenhouse gas emissions in the period 1988-2015. Impressive.

This guy is a complete scammer. He pretends to care about you and be an honest person.Then…read moreovercharges for everything. I just paid $550 to get air pump replaced. Everywhere else I called said no more than two hours worth of work. One third of the price he charged me. This is, after I spent over $300 trace to an electrical wire two days before. Just stay away!!!!!. I will be telling everyone about my experience

I went to BO gas station today Just to get my spark plugs…read morechanged and 6 spark plugs cost 75$ so I figured it would be less than 200$ Counting labor This place charged me 400$ for an hours worth of work He is such a rip off I recommend that he be reported He's ripping you and me off I Wil NEVER GO BACK THERE AGAIN and I recommend you do the same Deb is a rip off he takes advantage of you Someone should call the better business bureau on HIM and that place Fuck BP GAS STATION MINERAL SPRING AVE NORTH PROVIDENCE

I went in and purchased or three packs of cigarettes and was charged $40.80. Only upon my arrival…read morehome did I realize that they overcharged me by at least $7. I returned to the store and told them as much. The manager yelled at me and told me to leave the store. He even threatened to call the police. That is really bad business especially considering that the people in this neighborhood pay their rent.

Clean store and staff will follow you around also. Many many…read morehomeless people stand around this store at all hrs to ask for money.

Nice and convenient Cumberland Farms right off 146 on Branch Ave. There is gas station and a store…read morewith lots of snacks, cookies, chocolates, etc. There's lots of parking for the store and the inside is roomy and clean. The people working here were nice and helpful. Easy on/off stop if you are on the highway.

How did this place get so rundown so fast. It is between my work and home so I have gone there…read moreseveral times to get gas despite there consistently being problems with the pumps and pay at the pump.

For a gas station it's fine. I don't go inside too often. Sometimes the credit card swipe doesn't…read morework outside. It doesn't always ask to print a receipt either, which I don't care about but I'm sure others do. Randomly half the pumps are out of service too. But I go and get gas, and it is fine.

I work in the area and the air compressor pump has never worked- at least within the last 9 years…read more I stopped in last week after my tire pressure light turned on while commuting. The machine ate my quarters, wouldn't take a card. I went inside to ask for help and the associates told me that the air pump is a separate entity and to get comped I would have to call the air company. I would love to know how much money the machine is making from just eating people's change. They should put out a sign that says "OUT OF ORDER" so that people don't waste their time or money.

Old time service…read more This is a crummy looking little gas station and garage right on Warwick Ave. No Dunkin Donuts, no Subway and no convenience store. Just a two bay garage and a couple of stinky pumps. What makes this place so special is the service. It is full service and even if it is pouring or snowing someone runs out and pumps your gas. The incredible thing is that they are always extremely pleasant and friendly about it. Always a hello or how ya doing. Last week it was raining and I was too damn lazy to get out and pump myself so I stopped here. The guy was his usual pleasant self and then looked down at one of my tires and told me it looked low. He said to pull over to the side and he would check it. Sure enough my truck had a tire that was about 10 pounds low. So, still in the pouring rain he put the air in. Damn! I'm so use to shitty service I actually felt guilty about what he was doing. I've never had any repairs done here but something tells me with service like that they probably are ridiculously honest. Certainly not much to look at but this place reminds me of the long forgotten service stations of 30 or 40 years ago. It's a rare and pleasant anachronism. A reminder of a simpler life now just a fading memory.

A great little service station that performs basic mechanical work and has fair gas prices. It's…read morealways clean, rarely crowded and very conveniently located on Hope St right next to the Three Sisters building on the Providence/Pawtucket line. There are four pumps so you will rarely have to wait to fill up. While there are very limited snack options, they do have the expected stuff, just not very much of it so don't expect anything like those mini mart places where you can load up on junk food and fountain sodas.

Good place to get gas. Convenient. Workers helpful. Takes cash and credit card. Gas is a bit pricey…read moreon the neighborhood. Clean bathroom. Cash or credit card ok. Pretty decent I say

Wonderful folks who run this business... always friendly and helpful. Gas prices the best! Good…read moreneighbors to the local community.

Okay ... so I drive by here fairly often and have long wanted to check this place out. With its…read moreeye-catching red, white and green color scheme, it looks somewhat inviting from the outside, especially in this drab, industrial area of the city. Signs advertise hamburgers, fried chicken and French fries. I stopped in around 10 a.m., so the deli / fast food part of the store was closed, but I was at least able to check out the rest of the store. My first impression was that the store did not appear very clean. The small coffee station was rather messy, and the floor and glass could have used a thorough cleaning. They have a basic selection of drinks, snacks and grocery items, although their frozen food section was very sparse. A sign inside advertised a selection of about a half-dozen sandwiches for only $4.95, but I was put off when I saw a full, uncovered trash can next to the deli - who knows how long that trash had been there, since it could not have been full from this morning. So although the sandwich prices looked appealing, the surroundings did not. About the only positives I observed there were good prices on energy drinks such as Kickstart (2 for $3), and hella cheap gas.