the best ever. get ur gas, and while you're here, go inside talk to the friendly, handsome owner…read moreadam. hottest spot in town, best place to be in chatham NY. all love.

Sunoco gas while driving through this town in Chatham NY New York. Worse scammers ever. Should be…read morereported! Some stations were unavailable. The counter read for one was off but they still want you to use it. They accept credit from the local grocery store rewards center, but could not process the savings. Was there on a busy Sunday driving thru the area the congestion into the street was awful. Under construction sithin the pavement area and the potholes awful. No wiper rinse ststion. No air or water station worked. No public restroom. Owners are so rude they refused even a receipt for cash payment. If I have time I will report them for dispensing gas with no meter/clock! DISGUSTING 2 OWNER CRAP HEAP.

Very nice people working there from what I saw gas prices are cheap ( I rode bike there) good food…read morecheap not the healthiest but that's not what this place is for it's not Whole Foods lol. Nice clean working bathroom if you are in Chatham stop here good bargain!

From the owner: Come visit the Chatham Stewart's Shops for a quick, one stop shop! Stewart's Shops is an employee…read moreand family-owned convenience store chain located throughout Upstate New York and Vermont. The company is best known for their conveniently located gas stations, freshly brewed coffee, fast food options, and locally sourced milk & ice cream as well as ATMs and free air at most locations. Stop by today!

Smart-ass register clerk. Tried to be friendly, nice, cooperative was BUYING things. You know,…read morebeing a good customer. Met w confrontational manner for some reason. No idea why.

For a convenience store, this place has quite a lot going for it. For one, the people there are…read morefriendly and have personality. Convenience is definitely present, as they are open early and late (till midnight). The coffee is usually very fresh, and is surprisingly good. The regular coffee in the Bunn pot is the only one I have tried, as I do not care for flavored coffees. The beans are good, the roast is good, and I have made it almost a daily ritual to get it. Emergency provisions such as eggs, bacon, gallons of milk, chocolate chips, flour, sugar, butter, etc. are available. Cat and Dog food, Motor oil of course, a wide assortment of chips, candy, some hot food, sandwiches and pastries are available. The local papers are almost always well stocked. What makes an enjoyable experience here is the fact that the people working there are just really nice people. Some different employees come and go, but they never hire nasty or surly folks. So the vetting process for being hired must be pretty good. Kudos to the management (and the staff!)

My glorious king Eric Cartman works here. He always greets customers with you much enthusiasm,…read morehelps anyone who needs it at anytime. Genuinely a good, good man. Coffee is good too.

The Cumberland Farms in Philmont on route 217 has the highest gas prices I have seen ANYWHERE. That…read moreincludes Long Island, the Bronx, and further upstate. I would never buy gas there. On this occasion, I needed to use their coin operated air pump to fill at tire that was low. I put in $1.50 in quarters and got nothing. (Again, air pump prices at other places are generally $1.00 or less). I went to the counter and told them their machine was broken, and I wanted a refund. I had to argue with some high school bim over a lousy $1.50 and she finally relented when I got loud enough. They still haven't pit an "out of order" sign on the machine as of this morning.

Cumberland Farms is basically a 7-Eleven but just a little nicer, cleaner and they allow customers…read moreto use their restrooms. Their coffee is usually fresh and they have all the items you'd expect to find in a convenience store. One thing that sets it apart from other 24/7's in the area is the employees are super nice at this location and it always makes for a pleasant experience.

Just went into this shop to buy beer. My friend lost his ID and showed a picture of it, and she…read morewouldn't let him buy it. So I showed the cashier my physical ID and I would buy it. She refused to sell it to us because she said it's illegal for her to sell it to me after someone with no ID came up with it. My friend is 3 years older then me. The cashier is in the wrong and doesn't know the law because I can buy it since I have my ID and it's my responsibility on what happens with the beer afterwards. Honestly this place should train their staff better since their staff are incompetent and should know what the law truly is. Never will come this place and recommend my friends in the area to avoid this place going forward.

Inside great. Outside is dirty, potholed, slick and full of oil spills. Uneven entrance…read more Review: 3

Clean bathrooms, nice staff, dunkin donuts connected but they have decent coffee themselves. They…read moreeven have wipers for your windshield and paper towels and many other gas stations I have run into stopped doing that!

Fine as far as rest stops go! DD drive through down so I had to go inside but it was nice as far as…read morethese things go

Great and great! Wide open Love's gas stop that has awesome staff. Lots of shelves of drinks, soda,…read morebeer and tons of foods. There is an island of sandwiches and rows of coffee. Pure fun! Review: 5

I'm always amazed at just how many Sunoco gas stations always have problems when I walk into them…read more However, when I had to fill up on gas today (and since my GasBuddy card isn't accepted at the Mobil station across the street), I had to come in here. I was on my way to Albany from my Dutchess county home, had chosen to fill up in Hudson (off 9H) but had missed many of my landmark gas stations, and chose this place. I realized the price was a little higher than normal and was half-expecting it. It was still much like any other Sunoco, but having had to use pay-at-the-pump I knew I could fill up here. I had noticed a diesel truck waiting near the exit, which was my only drawback (having had to smell the diesel being burned throughout my adventure here), but I guess that can't be controlled. It didn't present much problem, but having come in via 9H and exiting via Rte 66, having to make a hard turn to get back on 9H was impossible when I realized my mistake. It's a little rundown on the outside. There's few spaces to temporarily park and do a quick shopping trip/convenience store run inside, but I just needed gas so I wasn't looking for much. Thanks for being there when I needed you.