Friendly staff, great prices, small smoothie & sandwich menu, with a variety of grocery/market…read moregoods. I tried a small sub, which came with a can of Arizona and bag of chips for $3.50.... a steal of a deal. Veggies on sub were fresh and bread was perfectly soft-yet-sturdy.

Just so happened we came over here on both out and back portions of our trip to State College PA…read more I remember Cumberland Farms as something more Spartan than a 7-11, nice enough for milk and Velveeta cheese. I'm glad they've expanded substantially. Still not a Wawa or Sheetz, but the presence of gas station on the premises and the addition of limited deli selections are excellent additions to their offerings. Worth noting their Free WiFi, clean deli, and wide beer selection. Pleasant employees and good service. A nice stop on a multi hour trip

Feel free to sign up for their smart pay rewards. The rewards build on as you make gas purchases…read moreand can be redeemed for sodas, slushies or coffee. They also have pizzas and I didn't like it as much. One disadvantage of the rewards program is that you have to have the purchases debited out of your checking account and cannot be paid for through a credit card. I would have given this 5 stars but I am taking off 2 stars for a bad pizza and for a bad coffee. God yelled by my mom for the bad pizza and got yelled by my wife for a bad coffee.

I don't think I've ever bought soda here, only beer. The beer selection is excellent, offering a…read moregood variety of regional and world brews. They are the regional bottle return site where you can bring ANY beverage container that has a NY deposit printed on it.

Staff NOT friendly....not accommodating.....decided a few years ago I will NEVER step foot in that…read morestore again...recommend CLIFTON PARK BEVERAGE CENTER on route 46 and Fischer ferry rd instead....THE people at THAT store are MUCH BETTER and selection and price much better!!

I bought a delicious container of sweet red cherries. All of them were in good condition - none…read moreover ripe, moldy, or significantly under- ripe. The store was clean and had a broad selection, including some truly delicious looking deli items that I seriously considered. I live out of state, but I am in the Schenectady area a few times a year and I will definitely stop by Gabriel's again.

On June 11, 2026 your store allow stolen food stamps to be used at this store , I live in brooklyn…read moreny and have the physical card the person brought groceries in the amount of 45.89 how is the possible without the physical card, This is illegal and you are working with criminals this will be report to the authorities. I will putting this store on social media for people can be aware if their money is being stolen they need to contact the EBT and get a print out and report it. Shame on you and you will be getting investigated

The best recycling in the area. Always friendly and quick. They count for you in bulk.read more

I was in the neighborhood and looking to pick up some hard cider, so I stopped in. After checking…read morewith the helpful cashier, I was directed to several shelves containing at least 15 different types (brands, flavors, and sizes) of hard cider. Some came home with me (raspberry hard cider, and my favorite Down East unfiltered) and some stayed on the shelf (pumpkin chai hard cider... um, no). Their prices seemed about the same as everyone else, but having it all conveniently grouped together was helpful. I will be back.

Very good place and staff are very polite and helpful Better to go during the week if ur recycling…read moreless of a wait.

Can't go wrong with this place when looking for great beer selections. Unfortunately, the theme…read morefor all my NY recent posts is high prices. $40 for a 12 pack is highway robbery and not really the sellers fault. I was happy to find this special Ale I could not find in other stores. Even with the high price was worth it.

OK Folks ... Get yourself up, get dressed and head on over to LaPosta's!!! When you get there…read moreyou'll encounter friendly, smiling staff that are happy to help you! What can I say about the food??? Awesome sandwiches and subs with plenty of meat and cheese and fixin's! Go there NOW ... you WILL NOT regret it!! Tell 'em Barb sent ya!

The BEST chicken salad in the area. Perfectly balanced ingredients & seasonings with finely mixed…read morechicken. Must try!!

Best beverage store in the area!…read more Alright, perhaps I'm a bit biased because this store is such a short driving/ walking distance from my house and perhaps frequented by yours truly far too often BUT I'm here to tell you that you won't find a better combination of selection, prices and unique charm than Latham beverage! Sure the place is run by a bunch of Siena kids that who obviously throwback cheap light beers instead of the IPAs they claim to have knowledge of ...but they are always friendly and always suggest expensive beers for me to purchase. "$20 for a 12oz bourbon aged stout? I dunno".. "It's dope dude! So good".. "Hmm..ya sold me ok!". Are there times I come in here and there is literally no staff to be seen? Yes, all the time but they have a wonderful selection of craft beer which rotates regularly and often there are great deals on out of season beer! I'll also freely admit that the manager seems to be drunk most of the time perhaps from sipping off the growler filling station in the back but I believe product sampling ensures that kind of in depth firsthand knowledge that you just can't get anywhere else! In fact, well... it's pretty obvious most of the staff is sampling the product in back. But clearly the manager here has taken a synergistic leadership approach and gotten the whole team involved. Don't forget your work environment isn't just a building, it's a culture! Driving by you might notice some seemingly convincing signs reading - "We want your empty bottles and cans" but in truth I think that by "want" they only mean the obligation by NY law to accept them. Returning bottles here means you'll need to count and categorize everything you are returning before organizing them neatly into separate bags and boxes. One does not simply drop off a bag of bottles and expect to receive cash; one must first separate glass bottles from plastics and cans, and then sub-categorize those glass bottles into separate colors, before ultimately counting the total number that one is returning... or so I was advised numerous times by the friendly (oft-inebriated) guy who accepts the empty bottles in the back. Yes, I've ultimately decided that for the time it takes me to organize all of my empty bottles it's not worth 7-10 dollars I get back on the return. Don't forget time is money, and time is also drinking time for the staff who works here. Also, I would be remiss if I did not mention the attached wine and liquor store. It's dark and dusty sure, often bottles of wine seemed to be stocked without any sort of methodology or system but they carry enough of the staples to get you through a dinner party pinch and some eagle eyed shoppers might notice some mispriced items from time to time. It's alright though, if you do notice something mispriced the kid checking you out will likely be too high to notice. In truth, the wine store which, is staffed by the same employees as the beverage center attached purely serves as an outlet for Siena college students to buy large quantities cheap booze in plastic containers. I can't hate, I mean who doesn't like a good jungle juice from time to time? What I've written might seem like an over exaggeration perhaps an embellishment on the facts but it's not, I freely admit Latham Beverage is just too good to be true. Four stars.

I came here to see if they had a variety of seltzer waters that I might not find at the big…read moresupermarket chains. While inside, I discovered a mess. Maybe I came on a bad day, but there were boxes everywhere and it looked disheveled. If they had a organization system I didn't quite catch it. I found ciders here and there in the store, not grouped together. Since I am not a beer connoisseur, I couldn't say if their selection was good or even organized. I have been to other beverage centers in the area so I know what is "normal" and what is "a hurricane just went through here." I saw a lot of cool ciders and picked some up, as well as a case of sparkling water. There was a half-full (or half-empty?) cup of beer on one shelf, which I assume was leftover from a tasting event they ran two days ago. I saw one employee several times walking around and stocking. He never said a word to me when I came in, never asked if I needed help, or didn't thank me for stopping by. His only word was "yup" when I preemptively set out my ID. Maybe I came on a bad day, or maybe it is normal for this place. I dunno, but there are better options that I enjoy more so I doubt I will be back.