What is sad about this place is the square footage is amazing and spacious. The locale is very good…read moreas it is the last gas station between the MRV and Rochester VT.. The staff is more concerned about keeping the deli section clean rarer than serving you something. The deli has a ton of empty space in the serving cooler with nothing fresh. There are three tomatoes, a onion in a chintzy little basket. Not even a clove of garlic.. This place could be a showcase of so many valley products, but I guess this is what you get with commoditized convenience stores focusing on selling scratch tickets, cigarettes and gas. Talk about a missed opportunity. What it does have is a very clean bathroom tho.

This is a great place to go when you have to pee! Seriously! I have probably stopped here 10 times…read moreon my way to or from the highway... knowing that all the bumps of the approaching dirt roads were not going to be a good complement to my full bladder...so I always stop here. Bathrooms are indoors, and clean, and easily accessible. But they also have a great selection of snacks and drinks, including local/organic favorites, and even a good beer/wine selection. But really, I am just grateful for the bathrooms, and I will definitely be back!

You could live a reasonably full life locked in here, provided you liked the Italian Supreme a lot…read more (See below for an explanation.) Some of the highlights: -Their finest culinary specimen was the Italian Supreme, a gas station sandwich so full of personality that our college suite created a Facebook profile for it which had more friends than any of us (that may not be saying a lot). You could literally smell the pickled onion on your sweat the next day after eating one of these bad boys. Ladies beware. -They stayed open real late and opened early, so even when their beer cooler locked up at midnight (blue laws), you could always wait it out till 6 the next morning. Well worth the wait, since you would also arrive in time to indulge in a McDonald's McGriddle next door. [The McGriddle is a breakfast sandwich where the 'bread' is composed of pancakes, literally injected with synthesized butter and maple syrup.] -Trips to this place among people I knew resulted in at least one DUI, my car transmission almost being destroyed when Kevin threw my car into reverse along Rt. 7, and Ethan getting banned for trying to start a fistfight there, then re-banned and almost arrested for showing up again...or so the story goes. You could say that the Mobil brings out the best and the worst of humanity.

The staff here are very helpful friendly as I'm pretty much confined to a wheelchair and going in…read morethe stores next to Impossible where my wheelchair is a little wider than most the bathroom is inaccessible unless you know how to back up because there's a bit of a step there the bathroom is most always clean parking can be a little bit rough at times as this is a small store and has a lot of regular clientele so don't be afraid to park out back if you have to

No coffee at all at 4pm on a Saturday because the clerk "didn't want to make more because it might…read moreget wasted."

Fantastic sandwiches! delicious bread and super fresh veggie options. 100 times better than Subway!…read moreOn top of Excellent service! We'll be back!

great market and deli It's like an old fashioned general…read morestore We will stop by again when we are in the area !

Based on good reviews, we stopped for lunch at 12:20 on. Friday. The prep woman was washing a large…read morebin in the large sink. After a few minutes of washing, she took our order for two sandwiches. Then she proceeded to make them without washing or changing her cleaning gloves. If this isn't a health violation it should be. It took her 20 minutes to make our two sandwiches, while others were lining up behind us. Lots of turkey on a good white roll. Two good slices of tomato. A few pieces of onion. Green peppers sliced a half inch thick that wouldn't stay in the roll. Half a romaine leaf and too much mayo, even though I asked for very light on the mayo. Please wash and dry your hands or gloves before you make my food.

Their daily hot food selections are consistently excellent, changing everyday and offering the…read moreperfect comforting, hearty meals you want after a few hours on the mountain. If you aren't in the mood for the hot bar, their freshly made sandwiches are also good. It is a fantastic local spot with great quality food that beats resort prices any day. I make it a point to stop by every single time I'm in the area.

Quaint spot to stop and grab some essentials. Loved the clothing shop which shared an entrance.read more

I've been working in the area recently and have come to love this store and it's employees. In fact…read morethis whole week it's been my only stop. It's much more than just a normal convenience store. Hot food is outstanding for an in-store deli and I understand there's a reputation for that at this location. I have only had one cold sandwich and it was great as well. Beer and coffee selection is mind-blowing for a small town convenience store! Something for everyone. I'm not a beer or coffee snob but I really appreciate a wide selection. Most of all, I must say the employees are all very nice and will go out of their way for you. I can't count the number of times they have made my day. It seems they are always working very hard and asking what customers need-- I had a lady offer to make me whatever I wanted at the deli, where I had thought the only choices were premise.

Very clean. Nice assortment of food and drinks. Young person at counter was very pleasant and told…read moreme to have a good night. Bathrooms clean.

Thanks Maplewood Convenience store for the overnight stay in your parking lot while we were…read morestranded due to the flooding on our way to Stowe! Clean bathrooms with a good amount of stalls, ready made snacks, maple souvenirs and Vermont made spirits. They also have some hot food choices available. Hopefully we will never find ourselves in this situation again, but if we were passing through, would definitely stop by! Open 24/7: even during natural disasters and state of emergencies!

The VG has been a local treasure for the entire 47 years I've been in the Valley. And it gets…read morebetter with every passing year. It is WAY more than just a convenience store, although it is that, as well They have the best beer selection around--an entire walk in cooler with a broad selection of beers from all over. Wowser! Their deli has great food either cooked to order or serve-yourself hot dishes like chili and Mac and Cheese. After hours for the deli, you can still get a nice set of selections, including my favorite--their deviled eggs. And pretty soon, the serve-yourself creemee machines will be up and running for the season. Did I mention their specials? Including the annual lobster boil? Oh, and they were the first gas station in the Valley to offer ethanol-free gas. Plus, they give back a percentage of gas sales to a local charity each month. The VG is truly a gem! I'm so glad they are here and hope they will be--FOREVER!

Village Grocery is a great little convenience store in the heart of the Town of Waitsfield…read more They've got a great selection of packaged groceries, homemade soups and chili, and a full deli (albeit with limited operating hours). I snagged a medium-sized bowl of hearty chili for about $3 and it was a very generous portion. Considering I was up here for a ski weekend, I'd have probably paid about $7-$8 for that same bowl on the mountain. Staff were extremely friendly - all the more reason to shop small businesses and support the local community!

Stewart's has the best ice cream in town (and maybe the world :). The staff is very friendly, and…read moreare very welcoming. The atmosphere is very kid friendly. The price for the food is very reasonable! This is very rare in town due to the tourists atmosphere. The down side is the location does NOT take Apple Pay or tap. So please ensure you have your physical card or cash.

So up north, 711 becomes Stewart's, and it's an upgrade…read more The one in Bolton has all the general store stuff of American tradition, but the outside seating and polite visitors and staff make one not feel guilty about getting burgers and shakes at the everyday price--and fill up the tank upon leaving. It's the answer for me, or I'd just as soon make my own food. Little things matter!