Happy 60th year of Slurpee! Always a great day on July 11th or 7/11 when 7-11 offer FREE small…read moreSlurpee drinks at all locations and yearly. I was in the area in Southington in came to this busy location. The workers were very nice and helpful during this crazy rush of people coming in just for the free slurpee. I had the combination of blue raspberry, coconut and wild cherry and it was so good and refreshing. Thank you 7-11

What a pleasure to walk into an establishment that is super clean, super organized and with a…read morefriendly staff. It is easily accessible and conveniently located. Shelves were well stocked and the merchandise looked new. The people at the register were well trained and efficient at keeping the line moving quickly.

I give the Dairy Farm Store five stars just for existing. Yep…read more It's 2016. Commercially speaking, Mom and Pop are dead. Everything necessary to conduct a modern life can now be purchased at Wal*Mart, Amazon.com, or Dunkin' Donuts. Little deli-markets in otherwise completely residential neighborhoods like this one simply have no reason for existence other than nostalgia and/or a marginal level of convenience. Yet they stay open. And I can't imagine someone is making big bucks in the cigarette/lottery ticket/off-brand donut sales business. They're probably doing it as a commitment to the community, for the love of the business, and a sense of pride. A cup of joe, a good bacon egg and cheese on a hard roll for three bucks, a donut with bacon on it, just because the maple frosting wasn't unhealthy enough. Fantastic. Basic foods and sundry items as well. A little deli in back, a small selection of beer. You keep going back, not because it's the absolute cheapest, but because it's the right thing to do.

The variety is limited, and I haven't tried anything from the deli counter yet, but the sheer…read moreconvenience of having this store close to home is worth 5 stars. With Tops IGA deceased, I discovered this store (via Yelp) and have stopped in multiple times since. If you live within the area, give them a shot!

A close second for gas stations I prefer to use. Love that it's open early so I can stock up before…read morework, since most places are not. Friendly staff, good selection of products for a service station, although you may want to check dates on certain food items. Recommend checking it out

Really convenient shop with a ton of different options - super friendly customer service as well…read more They are open late which is awesome, one of the best quick spots in the center by far!

very nice little shop with a great selection of snacks and drinks. everyone who works here is…read morefriendly and helpful. every time I've gone it has always been super clean inside and everything is laid out and well organized.

Always a great experience when we come here. Shoutout to Alexis, she let me use her number to get a…read morediscount on the items I was buying.

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 was in need of gas and a 'pick me up' . I went to one of my favorite places all town fresh. I…read morelove the country store feel with a modern twist. I had coffee and avocado toast. What's unique about their toast is you can customize it to add more or less toppings to your liking. Now to get micro cilantro from what's technically a gas station blows my mind. They have little touches that scream EXTRAORDINARY! They always have samples. Today I'm so happy they offered their soups. The brisket soup is phenomenal. By the way they smoke the brisket on site!!! A perfect treat for a cold, winter day. So rich in flavor. I finished my meal with self service coffee. I had accumulated points by downloading their app taking $5 off my order. The app is great, you get coupons for discounts and the points add up quick. Definitely worth the space on your phone.

"What a wicked game you play, to make me feel this way What…read morea wicked thing to do, to let me dream of you What a wicked thing to say, you never felt this way What a wicked thing to do, to make me dream of you" (Chris Isaak) Have you ever heard of "Wicked Bites"? It's a Boston based radio and TV show that visits restaurants and food shacks across New England. It's a very fun show and I love their hosts (especially Leigh!). So we're watching a few weeks ago and they did a report on "some of the best barbecue we've had in a while". Now if that wasn't even to grab my attention, what they said next sure did -because this barbecue came from a gas station. Or rather a gas station/convenience store. There are 14 Alltown Fresh stations sprinkled across New England and four of them sell Barbecue. Once I discovered we didn't live too far from one, that sold barbecue (in Waterbury) I bookmarked it and we visited yesterday. It sure resembles a Cumberland Farms/Pride convenience store, but the distinguishing difference is they cook up fresh barbecue dishes to order. We got our barbecue fix with a big barbecue plate and a big barbecue bowl for around $20. They will give us four portions. My wife ordered a pulled pork plate that included bread and butter pickles, a big hunk of cornbread, and a choice of 2 sides from this selection - bbq baked beans, black bean salad, coleslaw, corn chow-chow, cucumber salad, mac n' cheese, macaroni salad, and potato salad. She went with slaw and mac and cheese and with my own eyes I saw their cook whipping up a fresh batch of mac and cheese in a saute pan behind the counter. I went with a BBQ Pork bowl with slow-cooked bbq pork, queso fresco, avocado, pico de gallo, and cilantro on a bed of shredded romaine lettuce and latin rice. The food was terrific and very reasonably priced at about ten bucks each. We had half of our orders for dinner last night and will finish them off tonight.

Convenient location in general because it's on a main road, but it can be difficult getting out of…read moretheir parking lot because the UConn Health Center campus entrance is across the street. The price always seems a little higher here than other stations, and it was disappointing that there were squeegees out but no washer fluid, so I couldn't clean my windows like I usually do when gassing up.

Very convenient location for UCHC workers or those driving by, but as stated in a previous review,…read moreconsistently higher prices compared to nearby stations. Free air pump near the car wash though!

In such a walkable city like Hartford, many of its businesses cater to the adjacent court and…read morehealthcare crowds. The Ribicoff Building is directly across the street, and many of its denizens that also handle immigration, etc. can rest assured to call Al's home to a decent slice & soda for a quick grab-and-go lunch. I stopped in & went with a grinder & bag o' chips to go. At $10.99 any grinder or wrap is a good deal. Finding decent outdoor seating to enjoy your culinary choice might be tough, but the menu choices to decide from aren't. Stop in & give 'em a try.

This was a very convenient location to where I wanted to be for a quick lunch. I wanted a calzone,…read morebut they didn't have any ricotta. So we waited for a pizza since they don't sell it by the slice. We got a Coke which was kind of warm despite being in a refrigerated container. We asked for ice, they jokingly (?) said it cost $2 a cup then said they didn't have ice. I'm not clear if they do charge for ice, but it is odd for a place with a dine in area to not have any ability to dispense ice. The pizza was fine. It was bubbling hot out of the oven. The employees were friendly, and dining area was clean. Just disappointed with the lack of multiple ingredients that would have made the dining experience much better.