Great gas station. Wonderful rewards program, updated car wash, although it's closed frequently.read more

[972] 8/18/2019…read more Stopped by this local Circle K for some gas. The pumps are self serve so not sure on the staff. The pumps are way too close as I can't not open my car door the same time as the next car. I had to walk sideways . By me the gap is huge so a car can fit. Gas prices were great. The lot was clean. I may be back but not a fan of the tight spot by the gas station.

Went in yesterday to get a bag of chips and a drink and the chips were expired by over a monthread more

Great Morning staff Pam and Jess always make me Laugh.The store is ALWAYS clean and well stocked,…read morecoffee is fresh and Hot and Pam has cooked my sausage Bisquit in the oven for me making a better tasting hot meal As a Paving contractor Breakfast is important to me and she really made it special!! Kudos to the team. The new weekend girl I think her name is Jacki such a welcomed improvement over the miserable Chris you had there pleasant and helpful GREAT work

Listens to the customer about the problem, my brakes work great now!…read more It was reasonably priced. Work was done quickly and efficiently.

Every time I come in the guys at BP do an amazing job. Thank you guys !!!! Came in twice in the…read morelast couple months. Quality work. Great price

This Cumberland Farms is a great place to stop for gas, coffee, and snacks! I stop by this Cumbys…read moreoften for hot coffee on my drives between Londonderry and Nashua. This Cumberland Farms store is modern and spacious inside, larger than the other outdated cramped Cumbys store on Central Street. When this store opened in July 2019, they were giving away free coffee each day for several days during their grand opening celebration weeks. The self-serve chill zone (fountain drinks & freezes) and coffee bar (any size (store cups only) is 99 cents plus tax) offers several varieties of coffee (I like the Farmhouse Blend and my choice of flavored creamers too), usually fresh brewed often throughout the day. This store also offers sandwiches, subs, salads, pizza, fresh baked goods, hot munchies (rollers), cold drinks and beer in the cooler, frozen foods, ice cream, gelato, snacks, candy, newspapers, magazines, lottery tickets, smokes, and other miscellaneous items. There are self-serve touchscreen checkout terminals (accepts cash, credit & debit cards) in addition to the full service checkout line. I always use the-self serve checkout option to pay for my coffee for zero interaction with the staff. There is also a small outdoor seating on the patio on the west side of the building, but it's closed off now. The gas prices are slightly higher (without the SmartPay discount) than other stations in the area. There are 5 gas pumps (10 vehicle fueling positions) outside including 2 diesel fueling positions, which also offer pay at the pump for convenience and SmartPay (10 cents off per gallon).

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've been going to H Daw since my father-in-law recommended them in 1995. I've had all my…read moreinspections done there, tires, and many small to medium sized repairs. They have always treated me super fairly - the work they've done is only what is necessary and priced well. I have some knowledge of car repair and I completely trust them. I recommend them to anyone searching for a quality mechanic.

Excellent service and expert mechanics. They have done work on my car a few times, and I have…read morealways been pleased. Reasonable pricing too.

Best coffee EVER! And to think....I made it! Staff is very friendly, about the coffee.... A 99…read morecent steal! Join the savers club for gas at a dime cheaper per gallon! Love Cumbys!

Heard a store employee (man) refer to a black woman at one of the pump's as a "fucking bitch" this…read moremorning over the error the employee himself had made. Once inside the store, he told another customer that the woman at the pump "screwed me out of 10 bucks." He went into painting his narrative to the woman in front of me at the counter, telling her how the error happened. He had prepaid $10 on the wrong pump, unknown to the lady at the pump. I pointed out that HE screwed himself out of $10. The employee set a presale of $10 at the wrong pump. The lady he used the foul language towards had put her card in the pump, unaware of the employee's error, so when the pump stopped at $10 the customer at the pump became confused as she intended to put more than $10 in her tank and thought her card had authorized her sale on the pump. The employee was outside explaining his mistake to the lady at the pump when I first pulled up to put gas in my own vehicle but his tone was immediately obviously aggressive upon stepping out of my vehicle, so the lady waved him off and told him to go away. When said employee said what he said, I responded by telling him he shouldn't speak to his customers like that. His tone was condescending with me in his response of, "Yeah maybe I shouldn't." When I asked him if he'd want a man speaking to his wife or daughter like that, he responded with, "Yeah, if it's earned!" I told him I'd be speaking to his manager. His response to that was,"Good, I don't care. He's right down the street at the other store (452 Amherst St Nashua, NH)." The lady from the pump came in after I had asked my husband to assist her with the pump. My husband had explained what had happened and why she only got $10 when she first pumped. The lady came into the store to pay for the $10 that she didn't know was on the pump when she pulled up. The employee told her it was fine and that he will eat it. She wanted to make it right but the employee insisted she didn't need to pay for it. I told the employee that he owed the lady an apology for calling her a "fucking bitch" and for telling another customer the lady screwed him out of the $10. I remained present until he apologized to the lady. After I made my purchase I drove down to the other store. I told his manager what transpired and he said he would investigate. I asked for his district manager's name so I could contact them, not because the manager did anything wrong, but because I wanted to make sure that upper management was informed and understood how egregious the matter was, and the District Manager happened to be in the store in that moment so the manager pointed him out to me. I introduced myself to the District Manager and told him about the situation. The DM's name is Dean Palmer. His demeanor was that of someone not overly concerned and said he'd have to do an investigation. When I said that I'll also be calling the corporate office he told me it didn't matter because it would get routed back to him to investigate. He asked for the employee's name but the employee was not wearing a name tag so I could not provide one. I gave a description of a bulky guy, maybe 6', maybe less, in his later 40's, with dark curly greying hair. I hope that an investigation is done. The employee was too comfortable speaking to a woman the way he did. He felt too comfortable to speak to me the way he did but I can handle my own, but the lady he spoke so crassly of is a soft spoken woman of color with a slight accent. His aggressive tone was certainly overpowering her at the pump. His aggressive demeanor and his blatant lack of caring if I contacted upper management about I witnesses, tells me he doesn't respect the patrons of the store or his job. I hope if I go in there again that he will no longer be employed by Cumberland Farms. He has no place working in customer facing positions, especially where women frequent. If he can't own his mistakes or his aggressive emotions in check, then he has no place behind a Cumberland Farm's counter serving this multi diverse community of people.