Good prices on diesel gasoline. There is a small store and Subway inside but I did not check out.read more

'Masks required' sign not literal. Store full of regulars. Mask-less regulars. Shell employees said…read morenothing.

Cashier called my wife a F'ing bitch because she recommended placing a note on the door explaining…read morethat their computers were down and we're only taking cash payments. Manager said this was nothing worth being upset about and we need to let the small stuff go. Corporate offices will not respond to repeated phone messages or emails. Beware!

Not friendly and service was horrible. Could not accommodate the needs of customers. Much better…read moreservice up the road

-Not a bad place for picking up some quick odds and ends…read more -Parking lot congestion and buying gas can be a chore though -Staff are always helpful -Property is always clean

It's an old Turkey Hill that's seen better days, they're trying not to put to much into the place…read morefor they are putting a new building up across the street. That said I don't know how many times I've walked in there and found the coffee pots empty and burning, there's old and then there's dirty and old. There's shift managers that care and then there's shift managers that talk on the phone all day. Except for the fuel if there was a roach couch across the street I'd go there.

This is a very neat little gas station and convenience store. The attendants are always kind and…read morehelpful. The gas is the cheapest in the area and it's easy to get to from the highway.

Update....although the chicken salad was tasty as I ate more into the container I found large…read morechunks of chewy cartilage. Nothing worse than that. I threw the rest of the container out since I had 3 separate mouthfuls of cartilage. What a waste. It is a shame that the people who make the chicken salad can't do their job more thoroughly, so now I won't be getting the chicken salad from here.

A decent store with all the departments (deli, meat, seafood, bakery) they have some interesting…read moreregional products that stores in New England do not have such as pickled bologna. The beer and wine is in the middle of the store and they also have a beer garden (strange ) and you have to pay for all the alcohol right there - separate from the food. Very weird. Other customers moved SLOW and took their time- local culture but all the staff were friendly and helpful.