i stop at this store almost every tuesday and thursday after i work out. the people who work here…read moreare very nice and clearly care about their jobs. however...there's one thing that really is off-putting about the drinks (specifically the waters and sodas in the back coolers)...they SMELL like the inside of the store. it's so off-putting. i would give this place a higher rating but i just can't because every time i put a drink to my lips that i've bought from there i can smell the greasy inside of the store. HOWEVER. i truly think it's a cute little store and i won't stop going there. i'm just wondering...if this can be mended...and if anyone ever realized this...or maybe it's just me.

The Sunderland Corner Store is a hidden gem in Western Mass. This convenience store and deli has a…read moreton of great local items for sale and their deli is incredible. Everytime we are in the area we try to make it a point to stop in to buy some of their footlong sandwiches. Our favorites include their Italian stallion as well as green monster sandwich. The staff here is generally really polite and they do a great job with making their products. The only downside to this store is the fact that their deli hours are a bit scattered. Every time we show up it's as if we are a few minutes late but when we do get to order our sandwiches, we aren't disappointed. We will continue to stop in here so that we can eat their delicious food as well as pick up snacks.

I've always been a fan of Cumberland Farms; growing up, I had one right on my block. It was founded…read morein 1938, in Cumberland, RI as a dairy farm and expanded to Massachusetts. The first store opened in the 1950s, in Bellingham, Massachuseets. There are currently 575 stores located in Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. I've enjoyed them in RI, FL, and now CT. We stopped at this location on our road trip to New Hampshire. Gas was comparable to other stations but we were there for the snacks. I love the chips, desserts, drinks, coffee, etc. it's definitely a one stop shop convenience store. The place was large, clean, and organized.

From the owner: Cumberland Farms is the largest of EG America's convenience and retail brands with more than 575…read morestore locations across Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

This is the old 7 11. They carry most of the same items as before but are not open 24/7. One…read morething they did away with was propane.

Stopped in today for lunch. Food was very good but service was not good at all. Our waitress was…read morenot friendly and very rude. Came over and gave us menus and did not introduce herself or said hi how are you. Did not check in on us. She came over and asked if we were ready I asked for a couple more minutes and she came back in less than a minute and asked if we were ready. I felt rushed. Another customer came in and seemed like he was a regular. She was all nice to him. She even sat down next to him and had a conversation. There was another woman there too and she was rude too. I guess if you are not a regular don't expect good service. Was not a good experience.

From the owner: "Nouria is one of New England's largest and most trusted family-owned and operated convenience…read morestores and fuel retailers, offering fresh and wholesome choices, healthy food options, a wide assortment of beverages and snacks and a mission to deliver the ultimate guest experience."

Before the menu change, I ordered a vegan tofu reuben with their delicious slaw, called a "Cosmos."…read more It was so good, I ordered it again, thinking it was impossible for them to get it right two times in a row. They did. So I came back a THIRD time and ordered it AGAIN, just to see if they can still keep their vegan cheese melted just right on top. It was incredible, AGAIN. Now that I've gotten this out of the way, ask where it is on their new menu as it is under revision--I don't like the tempeh version as much. Onto the rest of the atmosphere of Cushman. One of the most pleasant features of Cushman Market and Cafe is that it is nestled at an important corner in northeast Amherst. You need to travel further west to get to The Mill District and not much opens there early, and there's little else I can recall in the other cardinal directions. It's a pleasant trip, with plenty of parking in front, behind, and in a strip of side road across the street. I've never been in the market, so let me keep talking about the Cafe. The atmosphere of the Cafe is wonderful, with locals, safety officers, and regulars all visiting at each meal hour from breakfast to lunch. Nestled inside what looks like an old barn, complete with doors still hanging, Cushman has memorabilia from decades of music, sports, politics, and news frozen under acrylic, different for many of their tables. The café seems to have at most 20 chairs, and the staff behind the counter will deliver it to your table, call your name, or leave other orders by a stand near the back entrance. Cushman Cafe offers a variety of meals, alongside baked goods and freshly mixed café drinks. While I'm not a fan of the switcherels, I have enjoyed their dirty Chai lattes, iced teas, fresh coffees, and free water if I recall in a pinch. They have gender neutral bathrooms--which is great if you're tired of waiting in line for one of two as they are large but single occupancy. They offer cold panini sandwiches, hot panini, all sorts of eggs, egg sandwiches, and egg breakfasts, vegan and vegetarian options, alongside a seemingly visible carnivorous focus for their new menu's default. If you had a chance to hop on a bus and travel around Amherst, or you were passing through to the highways, Cushman Cafe is worth a quick stop. I've rarely had to wait long for my meals even in busy hours, and this is because of the large and competent kitchen, who--if you'll remember--can get a delicious sandwich right any day of the week. I hope cell service returns there!

What a great place! My second time here, years after the first and finally finishing my review.read more

I love this Sunoco! It's usually priced the same or cheaper than the other gas stations in the…read morearea, plus it's full service! That makes me feel a little awkward sometimes, but it's great when it's snowy or rainy outside. The guys who work there are nice and friendly, and the service is fast too. Plus! If you go on Thirsty Thursdays the gas is 5 cents off per gallon. Every little bit helps, right?

I completely not recommend this shop! Their service is really bad!…read moreThey have the full-service for gas but they do not take any reponsibility! The guys there just let the pump do the job itself and they go inside of the room. Most of the time they do not come back quickly even your tank is full. And their facility is not safe at all. My car gas tank was once completely overflowing there with the gasoline all over the ground during the FULL-SERVICE because their pump can not stop automaticly when the car gas tank is full and during that happened, the guys there were all inside of the room. They not only do not want to take any reposibility but also treat their customers very rudely! If you want to risk your car catching a fire or if you want to be pissed off, this shop is a great place for you!