This was gas station pizza, and it was some of the best I've ever had lol! No joke…read more I was staying in the area and there were very few options for eating open late so I took a chance and ordered pizza from here and I was genuinely shocked by how delicious it was. I ordered a half pepperoni half sausage and by the time I arrived to pick it up it was piping hot and ready to go. It was loaded with toppings, gooey with cheese, and a reasonable price for a large pizza. I can't believe I'm saying this, but if you're ever in the area, I highly recommend you check out this gas station for a bite to eat, at least the pizza!

Sub was prepared very neatly but when I'm paying $13 for a sandwich I expect there to be more then…read more3 folded slices of ham on each half...very disappointing

HUGE PIZZA My…read moreniece's like the pizza here! I was at CHQ later at night & my friends at andriaccio's were on vacation. I got online & checked out Crosby s pizza and glad I did! I ended up calling bc I'm old & old fashioned. It was like $18 for the large pepperoni. Well, I had three pieces. It was great pizza, reminded me of the pizza at the mall back in the old days. Large slices, big pepperoni. Just a huge pie. Well-made they did a nice job. we ate the rest for lunch the next day and I took a slice or two home that I reheated in the air fryer. It was perfect. They have a points program, I put the phone number in somebody will get the points. I'm glad I went to Crosby's. They were nice people. It's a late night gas station. I think they have pizza until 8 PM. Something like that. 5 stars I'll get pizza there anytime thanks guys!

Fresh coffee, fresh food and lots of variety. Great for food on the go or for pizza night with the…read morefamily.

People were decent…read more They have a lot of food options (nothing fancy - or healthy - it's a gas station) They do sell adult slushies if you want that Restrooms were clean

This store is complete rape from the inception. Expect to pay premium prices for poor service.read more

The gas here is always reasonably priced even though it's a full service station! It's really nice…read morewhen it's cold or yucky to have someone pump your gas for you. This is one of my regular stops between Cleveland and Buffalo.

I love this place. Full service gas station with great service. I stop here every time I go to new…read moreYork to see my friends and also on my way home. Recommend everyone goes here.

We stopped here on our way to Niagara Falls and on our way back home. It was extremely clean. The…read morebathrooms were so clean! Much appreciated when traveling with children. This is a truck stop too so they have showers available for truckers. There is a Hardee's restaurant that is attached. Also super clean and the food was really good. Good value also. We will definitely keep this stop in mind for future travels.

Always happy to give a pawsitive review for a travel stop with a dog park. Nice-sized fenced in dog…read morepark, with a divider for small dogs and large dogs. But people, pick up after your dogs. Not Love's fault but I had to make sure my shoes didn't land in another dog's dookie and there were quite a few. Clean bathrooms, friendly cashiers. Hardee's inside was interesting. My husband was greeted by their team in unison and I have mixed feelings about that. I suppose it's better than seeing the toddler running around in a diaper in one of our stop's fast food chain which brought up all sorts of feelings.

Just up the road from Sassy's is M and M. Much like Sassy's, this sits within the Allegany…read moreTerritory. Stretching from the PA border to about Vandalia, overseen by the Seneca Nation. Within the territory, the prices are always cheaper and kind of the area to get your fuel the lowest price for miles around. For this exit along I-86 it was the cheapest by far. When we pulled in it wasn't that busy, plenty of pumps for people to come and go. We pulled right up to the pump and started to do out thing. I do have to let you know, that you need to pay attention to the pumps you are pulling up to. Several of them are full service pumps while others are self service. You can pay at pump here and make it that much easier on yourself. Once you are done with fuel, you are free to go. You can go inside if you want, but we did not, they did have tents set up outside to purchase tobacco products.

The cheapest between DC and Niagara Falls! $2.299! Around Niagara Falls and Buffalo, $2.4999…read moretoday...

Ordered a pizza via online. Easy to order online. My order was ready in a timely manner. The pizza…read morewas fresh and tasty. Would order a pizza from here again.

Having lived in NYC, I'll eat cheap pizza from some nameless joint with questionable sanitary…read morepractices without hesitation, yet somewhere along the line, I somehow developed a bias against gas station/convenience store takeout. Crosby's has definitely helped me change my negative and admittedly unfair disposition toward the latter. Is their takeout the best food on the planet? No, and it's not meant to be. But it's pretty darn tasty, and it's also reasonably priced. Boston, NY is a small, semi-rural town with a population of roughly 8,000. When it comes to ordering takeout, one's options are generally limited to two local pizzerias, Crosby's, or driving to another town. There's also a Tim Hortons and a 7-11. During the summer, there's George's. Usually, my first choice is to make the 15-minute drive elsewhere. Once in a great while, I'll order from a local pizzeria, but only when I want something other than pizza, because I'm not crazy for the pizza from either of the two places in town (especially price-wise). Crosby's pizza was recommended to me by several locals since I moved back to Boston in early 2018, but I didn't try it until June of this year. One night, I craved pizza but didn't want to drive far, cook, or overspend. Crosby's has a Tuesday and Thursday deal - two large one-topping pizzas for $15.99 until midnight. My dad had also heard that their pizza is good, so we took advantage of the deal. We ordered one pepperoni pizza and another with banana peppers and onions. Even with the extra toppings, the price was very reasonable. The food took longer than what I would consider a "normal" amount of time to be made, but I'm guessing they're busy on nights when they run this special. Our order wasn't ready when I arrived, so I waited. I didn't have anything pressing going on, so it wasn't a big deal. While there, I perused the booze section. I don't drink beer, so I can't comment on those prices, but I like fruity, "girly" beverages. To my delight, Crosby's carries mixed-flavor 8-packs of Mike's Harder (8% alcohol) for only $13.99, which is the best deal I've found in town (7-11 sells two standard-sized cans for $3.79, which isn't bad, and Tops carries one flavor in large cans for some ungodly amount I'm unwilling to pay). Like with my takeout, I typically drive out of town to stock up on adult beverages, but the inventory at Crosby's has helped make those trips less frequent. For what we paid, my dad and I enjoyed the food and would order it again in the future. I was satisfied enough with the pizza to say I'm also willing to try other items from the Crosby's menu if the occasion ever calls for it. The pizza tasted surprisingly fresh compared to what I expected. I'll say this much: in ratio of quality to price, I feel my money is better spent at Crosby's than at either pizzeria in town. The employees at my local Crosby's provide exceptional service. They're pleasant and polite. Although I only ordered pizza once, I've gone into Crosby's several times to buy more Mike's Harder, and the people who work there are consistently nice!