The guy who works there later in the day is actually so sweet. He makes conversation, and when…read moretalking to you, genuinely seems like he cares about how your day is going (and I know he isn't getting paid enough to act like he cares). Overall, so so sweet and definitely deserves a raise. Great experience and I will definitely be back.

I highly recommend the Pride station 518 Hopmeadow Street in Simsbury, CT. Luke the manager is…read morehospitable, honest and competent. We had a low pressure in a tire issue that he quickly resolved with guidance. All gas will be bought at this location in Simsbury. The owner has a great manager.

I drive by this place all the time in the morning, and finally took an opportunity to swing in for…read morea snack and fuel-up one evening. There were sufficient pumps, and the interior had a decent range of food from the processed potato chip to an on-the-spot milkshake. The best part was in departure, I didn't have to wait long to turn left. If you're going to go right in or out of this location, you may have to be prepared to wait for a decent break in traffic and jack-rabbit start your way across.

Super convenient Cumbys. Clean on the inside and usually good deals on drinks. What's really cool…read moreabout this location is the back of their parking lot connects with part of the local biking trail between Simsbury and Avon so it's convenient for parking or meeting as a mid point for a stroll or a break.

"I can score you some coke and some grade one grass But I…read morecan't get a gallon of gas I've got some downers, some speed, all the drugs that you need But I can't get a gallon of gas" (The Kinks) BP has plenty of gas pumps with easy access from two streets at the corner of Hopmeadow Street and Seminary Road. Today, regular gasoline was $3.07, which is an OK price. Average sized convenience store inside, and one weird thing I noticed was NONE of the groceries on the shelves were marked with a price. So, if you want a jar of mayo or a can of soup, you'll find out the price at the register. The very best thing about this BP station is Eli's Deli which occupies a nook in the front left corner of the building.

All I got was a bag of chips, and a monster.. the price was originally $7.. Once I went to go pay…read morehe asked if I wanted a receipt, once I said no he added $3 to the order making it go up to $10.. very sketchy don't buy anything here... (tall guy, brown neck length hair, with glasses).... he also kept pointing my items at the security camera.. very sketchy...

hey suckers! stop paying outrageous prices here!! join…read morebj's (torrington, southington, west hartford) and you will save hundreds annually!! i just paid $4.28/gallon!!!! these guys are rip offs!

was running on empty and had to get a couple of gallons to get me to BJ's. paid a WHOPPING…read more$5.77/GAL!!! went to BJ's the following day and paid ONLY $3.73/GAL!!! HUGE DIFFERENCE, GOING IN THEIR POCKETS! but all of you continue to pay those absorbent prices, I choose NOT TO!

This review is for the sandwich station inside the store which is run by a husband and wife team I…read morebelieve. They have a large selection of meat choices like Cajun turkey, beef gyros, and Philly cheesesteaks. You can either get a grinder which she bakes in store, a wrap or a hard roll. They also offer breakfast sandwiches. I got my husband the Philly with peppers and onions on a grinder. She cooked the meat to order not in a microwave and the bread was humongous! Very flavorful, big chunks of peppers, plenty of cheese. I got a turkey and Swiss on a roll with tomato and lettuce. I was actually a little overwhelmed at all the choices since it was my first time there so I went with a basic choice. The meat was sliced to order, the roll was large and fresh, made nicely and you get a bag of chips with each sandwich. She was very friendly and it didn't take long. Her husband was nice enough and gave my son two candies. We enjoyed the food and the fact that it was prepared fresh. I think we'll start going there for a good sandwich!

Easily worst gas station in the area. Guy who works there is rude, they always close early, and…read moretreat you like actual garbage. Drive down the road and go to shell!

As someone who uses kerosene for essential heat during winter power outtages, I feel it's important…read morethat everyone know that there are fewer and fewer sources for kerosene in CT now. But Canton Citgo has carried kerosene for as long as I can remember. This can be a life-line for some people in a winter storm crisis. Inside, this station is really nice. The staff is very friendly and helpful. And they offer several flavors of delicious, locally-roasted Baronet coffee. It seems to be made fresh frequently. Always delicious, with numerous flavors from which to choose. A nice, convenient, important place I'm happy to award five stars to.

My favorite gas station. Everyone's friendly. They do a great job on staying on top of the coffee…read morehere too. Prices are competitive and the tuna sandwiches are always choice.

Noble has quite a few locations in Connecticut and Massachusetts. It is Connecticut based and the…read morefirst one opened in 2013. Some of the locations also has a car wash. Typically, I don't review gas stations but this one is pretty new, clean, and large. There's an electric vehicle charging station, diesel, gasoline, and a Dunkin attached. When we went, the drive through was not ready yet but it looks like there will be one. There are restrooms and plenty of snacks and drinks to choose from. They also serve coffee, breakfast, grinders, and ice cream.

"Pick out a pleasant outlook Stick out that noble chin…read moreWipe off that full-of-doubt look Slap on a happy grin" (Tony Bennet) Day Hill Road has so many unoccupied stretches, it was great to see a big shiny and quite gigantic transportation and convenience center just open at 2200 Day Hill Road, roughly between Blue Hills Avenue and the I-91 ramps. They've just been open for two weeks and offered a rock-bottom gas price of just $2.89 a gallon. Oh, and by the way, they have an incredibly sweet number of 16 gas pumps. It was one of my cheapest fill ups in quite a while. After I gassed up, I went inside to check out the store and buy a lottery ticket. Well, they've been open for such a short time they're not quite ready to start pumping out those tickets yet. Their spacious convenience store was neat as a pin and stocked to overflowing, and I saw a Dunkin' counter way off to the left. The young lady at the convenience store register was personable and very friendly when I chatted with her about the place. Noble's website says they are "a Connecticut-based business bringing high-end automobile re-fueling centers to New England". There's a few of them around Hartford and spread across the state. Some have carwashes and EV charging stations, but I think it's too early to see what the Day Hill location will end up with. I saw that Noble is also building a Truck Service and Diesel center pretty much next door at 1966 Day Hill Road. They are a very welcome addition to Day Hill Road and all of its office buildings and commuters.