Royalty treatment Snow blizzard on the property…read more Snow removal ......... Man on duty courtesy, polite, professional Town of Islip doing there rock solid workmanship Ace Quality Safeguarded Chartered Excellence 10 just for weathering the storm count on Bp Double D's

I swear I could get a cup of coffee faster if I traveled to Guatemala, sparked a revolution, stole…read morethe communist Coffee beans, came home and brewed it myself. It says Dunkin' Donuts open 24 Hours. They had donuts they had coffee, so why is it the man with giant mustache behind the counters acts as if he helps with the Dunkin side of things he'll be docked a days pay? Maybe he can't sell me donuts for the same reason he doesn't wanna sell me propane ; too much effort to stand up and activate those legs muscles. Offer propane? Yes. Sell me Propane? Nope. Is this man a specialist at being Pro Pain when it comes to customer service ? You betcha. I heard they're are new owners, so maybe they can do what My high school did and replace the people who aren't qualified. I get it dude, you work at a Dunkin/Gas station where some customers most likely drink both coffee and gasoline as part of their diet. It's gotta suck to be you, but between the lotto the donuts and the propane, if you can't sell me it when I ask ( and ask nicely don't Karen my comment because you have a chip on your shoulder) then I dunno man, take the civil service test or maybe work as a dietician helping fat people lose weight because then at least your constant "no's" would be a great skill. BP Dunkin of Ronkonkoma. Come for the donuts you can't buy, stay for the judgment of an angry man. Turn on your lotto machine, would be nice to play the numbers, get caffeine, and bbq July 4th. But hey, if you don't like money, you're in the wrong line of work. Bathrooms were covered in poo ( or maybe extra chocolate glazing could go either way with this place )

This gas station is OK in my book. Even with the prices skyrocketing, it's still a pleasure to get…read moreraped and robbed for all my money here. But hey, it's not their fault...they have to buy it first and pay high prices too. This place is usually a few cents lower than the Exxon down the road at Exit 59, which is a real plus in my opinion When gas is up towards $4 and $5, I want to squeeze every penny out of these guys. And speaking of these guys, they're always really friendly there and have accents. At the pumps are TV sets playing some news stories and showing the latest specials inside the very large food mart. Keeps you interested while you're taking care of business. This place has a great color scheme. It makes it seem action packed and gets me excited to get gas. Seriously, get a load of the pic I put up and tell me you don't want to run there right now and fill up? Then maybe go inside and get some snacks and a 12pack that's on sale? Well, probably not but the colors are cool compared to Exxon or any other gas station. Yay for gas. EDIT: Since my review, the Exxon I mentioned has since become Gulf.

This Mobil gad station is located right near the ramp onto the LIE…read more Gas prices are high everywhere nowadays but if you have an Exxon/Mobil credit card you can save on the extra cost difference to use it. There is also a Bolla market on site for coffee, snacks, and other items.

Located off of Exit 60 East on the L.I.E., this Mobil sells cheaper gas than some other stations in…read morethe area. For example, the Mobil station off of Exit 62 West charges several cents more for each grade of gas. The fuel economy at Mobil also seems better than most of their competitors. I get about 35 miles per gallon (highway) in my Hyundai Kona as long as I fill up with Synergy Supreme premium. I drive about two weeks between fill ups. When I was filling up at Costco, I ran on empty within several days. Inside the Bolla Market is usually clean. For example, the metal drip trays in all the espresso and soft drink machines were wiped clean. Exxon/Mobil also has a rewards program. Members use either the app or a card at the pump to accumulate frequent filler bonus points. Those who fill up with Synergy Supreme premium gas get the most points. The more you spend, the more points you get. Points are also earned if you buy items in the Bolla Market. Right now, I can redeem my points for $16, which the app credits to Apple Cash, but I prefer to keep accumulating points until I reach $20 in reward money. Lastly, sometimes there are some strange characters who hang out outside the station, but that's usually everywhere you fill'er up.

Gasoline & Convenience store…read more This place has been under construction for some time and now that they are open, they have the cheapest gasoline in the entire area. Literally about 30-40 cents below everyone else, particularly if you are paying cash, this is the place to hit for top off the tank. The inside is clean - and new - and the guy working there is pretty friendly. Definitely worth hitting.

Pump nozzles don't fix cap less tank systems. Otherwise price is good and same price for cash or…read morecredit.

This Quick Chek? Almost ALWAYS out of coffee. What is there? Usually ice cold and stale…read more Meanwhile? The buzzer on the wall is going off. So someone was SUPPOSED to be making fresh coffee. All the staff I saw? Most of them standing around catching up on gossip. While the stale coffee buzzer droned on and on... Went around the corner to Speedway. They had PLENTY of fresh coffee.

Really clean inside and good selection of snacks, drinks, etc. Cashier was really friendly.read more

Wonderful service. I am older and the fact that they come out if you honk your horn to fill the car…read moreup is a blessing. Plus they couldn't be nicer or more helpful. Pricing is good with cash discount. You must try them.

From the owner: Come down to the best priced Gas Station. Regular(87),Mid-Grade(89),Super Premium(93), Diesel…read more We also offer Full Service if you give us a honk. We have a Mini Market with all of your essential needs, snacks, drinks, toys, etc. We have automotive essential like oil, gas jugs, windshield wiper fluid, antifreeze, etc. We also have an air machine as well as a vaccum machine. Restroom is also available to customers. Coffee here is fresh and tasty. Many parking available. You could also come down and clean your car with the complimentary squeegees. American Owned.

Stopped in because my EV's tires needed air ($2), bought the kids some snacks and got a lottery…read moreticket. Note the air pump only takes quarters and uses a two-handed nozzle, so it can be tricky if you're unfamiliar with it.

Took them two hours to tell me they don't want to do the inspection. I took my car up the block and…read morethey did it with no problems. Such a waste of time. I won't be taking any of my cars for service here. And that includes gas as well, I'll go up the street where it's cheaper.

The Portion Road Speedway…read more With 87 octane fuel reaching $4.05 per gallon in Las Vegas, I appreciate the price of $3.49 per gallon for 87 octane here. Actually my dad does, since he was pumping the gas for his vehicle. This Speedway is an old fuel station that dates back to at least the early 1980s when it was a Hess. Over the years it has been renovated. This includes the Cape Cod exterior of the convenience store. When I use to live in the area back in the 1990s this was one of the gas stations that I used to fill up my Chevrolet Celebrity then Mercury Cougar. Just like it was over two decades ago when it was a Hess, this is one of the easier gas stations to maneuver around and get in and out of. Unlike the Portion Road BP and generic gas station, and Exit 61 Mobil. The Sullivan Street to Ackerly Lane backway provides an option to exit onto westbound Portion Road. And just like it was decades ago when the Hess family owned it, it is clean. There is none of that graffiti on the gas pumps that spoils some gas stations. At the same time that it celebrates the past it celebrates the future. Where I looked out toward a convenience store that reminded me of a coastal Long Island Cape Cod house, my eyes took in my dad paying for the fill up by inserting his credit card. This alleviated the extra steps of stepping into the Cape Cod house convenience store. The fact that this is the gas station that my dad and I stopped at on Long Island is evidence that it generally a safe area. After my dad put in $3.49 per gallon for gasoline here, I will put in my $3.50 cents by saying that the Portion Road Speedway in Lake Ronkonkoma is a good gas station that has been that way from at least as far back as the President Reagan Administration.

This place is very clean and it looks very well kept and all of the employees are super nice! Can't…read morego into much detail with a gas station but this hopefully says enough. Usually speedway is the cheapest which is awesome