Good coffee and a quick stop if you're in a hurry. Fairly decent selection of food. Quick in and…read moreout. Staff is friendly and service is quick.

Convenient spot right off of I-95S. If you are in a pinch and need to get some gas they are…read moreliterally right at the end of the ramp. They have a store inside with all kinds of refreshments and snacks available.

This is rest area off of the Merrick Parkway. There are a few and they are all pretty much the…read moresame. There's a Mobil Gas Station with probably half a dozen small islands to gas up. Parking is available as well if you want to just use the store and restrooms. There's a small seating area here too as well as one by the back entrance of the store. The store is a convenience store with snacks, sodas, cigarettes, candy, etc. There's also a Dunkin Donuts and Subway inside as well. Not sure of the hours but I don't believe Subway is 24 hours. Im pretty sure the store and DD are but not positive. There are bathrooms here too. Nice rest stop.

Mechanics are very professional. Easy to talk to and will work very hard to solve your automobile…read moreproblems in a quick affordable manner. Peter is head mechanic and he's the best in town.

This service plaza has a McDonald's, Subway, and Dunkin, and plenty of parking. Bathrooms were…read moreclean, and they also have a convenient store. Everything is overpriced as usual for a rest stop, but it's a convenient place to stop right off of I-95.

Mostly clean, though the bathroom floors were very wet…read more Wheelchair accessible, and parking for EVs, and multi-passenger vehicles. Dunkin, Subway, Mobil gas, McDonalds, and a shop (the drinks at the shop are cheaper than the restaurants, which are overpriced).

I am impressed with Connecticut. Driving along Route 15, there isn't much else but trees and two…read morelanes on each side of the road. The overpasses are charming and the falling autumn leaves completes the picturesque New England landscape, but what makes this road tripper beam is the sight of the Exxon rest stop. They look like quaint white-trimmed houses alongside the highway, with gas outfront and clean bathrooms inside. Even the Bengal Traders coffee sold there is leagues tastier than the regular gas station jet fuel. I am convinced Connecticut is a charmed place. Where else could I be excited enough about rest stops to recommend them here??