Never have stopped in to try this one and it's time. It's a small one and they don't have the big…read morebrewers like the one across town, they have the thermal dispensers you pump. I thought the coffee wouldn't be as good but it is every bit as good as the other store. The store is on the dingy side but both clerks greeted me when I walked in and both bid me a good days when I left.

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.

I love this Shop I come all the time before school and sometimes after school all though I can only…read moregive it 3 stars because of an employees rude behavior. I was planning on just buying a lottery ticket and leaving. The Female employe was stocking the shelves. I began to look at the Lottery tickets. The second I peered over the counter she was walking up on me from the side. She looked at me then said "Don't even think about it your not 18 and I'm not selling you a scratch ticket." I said Ok went out to my car grabbed my license then walked back in when I reentered I heard her sigh. She then went back to the register and took my ID and closely examined it I understand that it's the law. After her looking over my ID she said Fine your Bairly 18 what ticket do you want I asked her for the numbers as I only like to play my favorite numbers she told me them. Seeing my number wasn't there I decided to walk out before I got any more mad. I said ok thank you and then walked out the door as I was stepping outside she sighed again and said something under her breath I figured was probably a swear at me. I would Definitely recommend this place only when Karen isn't working

Consistency! Friendly people, lots of variety in the store. Great gas. App works well.read more

3 or 4 Sundays ago I stopped in to get a few things. I brought my own bag and told the girl I was…read moregoing to put somethings in it and would be right back. When I got what I needed went back to check out. I started feeling dizzy one went and got a stool for me to sit on while the other one rang up what was in the bag. They kept asking if I was ok then I felt better and the one at the register took my bag and took me to my car. Then stayed for awhile to make sure I was ok. They were the best. Never had a problem there but this was a great day and great people.

Since shopping for reasonably-priced groceries at Walmart has become a no-go during COVID, and…read morenobody should eat produce that is shipped in containers next to detergents and chemicals, we have been fans of the Big Y discount on gas here. They have a good price war going with the Pride up the street as well, and the .20 saved per gallon beats their best offer any day. Also note: I find that their price on premium gas is reasonably priced. I also want to point out that it may be coincidence, but my vehicles do not run as well on gas "P" compared to gas 'Y'.

Beautiful new gas station and convenient store. Gas prices are the best on this strip. Twelve…read morepumping stations so plenty of spots with easy in and easy out from the main road. Store inside was immaculate and both the attendants were pleasant as punch.

Great quality meats, cheese, fish, some prepared foods; very friendly people; great grocery…read moreselection for a small store.

This is how small town markets should be! They have the best meats in the area. Fantastic ground…read morebeef, fresh local cod and their signature snack sticks are the best kept secret around. Small selection of fresh grocerys also with local eggs and produce!

This is a convenience store masquerading as a wine shop…read more If you're looking for candy, Combos, or gum, they've got you covered. But unless you're interested in Flip Flop, Boone's Farm, or Cupcake wine, you're gonna have a bad time. Also, it might be easier to browse the limited selection if you turned the lights on. It would definitely be infinitely less creepy.

Very historic building in Granville MA, noted for their cheddar cheese. Has definitely evolved over…read morethe years. You can get a breakfast sandwich at any time as well as a cheeseburger for lunch. Not really a general store, but a nice place to visit, and they still sell their cheddar cheese. As an added bonus, first place I've ever been in where they sell jars of chow chow!

This is one of those places where you really do have to travel over the river and through the woods…read moreto get here. A solid 10 minutes of winding roads over and under mountains that get your ears popping if you're coming from Westfield. It's kinda out in the middle of nowhere and while it's a very charming place, the locals who were in and around the store the day we went were very unfriendly. Is it really so difficult to return a smile? The shopkeeper didn't say a word to us even as we were checking out our items, no hello, no, did you find everything ok? Nothing. I had to ask about their famous cheeses, and only then did he finally speak. I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt and say he was shy because once he did get to talking, he seemed a nice enough young man. So about that cheese, yeah, that's some good cheese. Definitely worth all the hype it gets. This isn't your ho-hum block of cheese from Aldi or Walmart, and I can imagine how good a sandwich would be if you add some of that cheese into it. They have 4 kinds from what I could tell. Sharp, extra sharp, horseradish, and applewood smoked. They cut you up a piece, weigh it, and wrap it up in foil for you to enjoy. I'd love to say that I'll be back to try some of their prepared foods for lunch or something like that but honestly, I don't know if I'd make the trek out there again, especially if the people there are normally that unfriendly.

I work over at the mill so the gas station is my goto for breaks, I find it inappropriate to have…read moreworkers in a relationship because of the in store problems it leads to. I was very uncomfortable recently when I came in and the two workers on shift were arguing about things that should be left at home. I tend to see them together everytime I come in whether I presume one is working or both are working. I don't know what your companies policy is but I'm also hearing now that one of them is becoming a manager? I don't usually leave reviews, but I and many other people have been uncomfortable with coming to the store with the unwarranted attitudes, I've been coming here for years and the environment has took a full 180 some of my favorite and nicest workers are no longer there and it seems as if the store is ran by these two, some days its pure rude sighing while having to cash me out or others talking and distracted while I wait to be cashed out.

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.