The best McDonalds around town! It truly was spectacular! My Big Mac Meal was really tasty!read more

OMG. This was the best McDonald's all around town! My double quarter pounder meal was spectacular…read moreand left me awestruck. It was truly one of the best meals I have ever head. The way the soda was proportioned between syrup and seltzer wowed me.

There are no toilet papers in the restrooms. This is very bad for truckers who come here to rest…read moreand spend hundreds of dollars on fuel.

This review is actually for the Aunty Anne's Pretzel. There…read morewas no one behind the counter when I got there. No problem. As the minutes went by, the line grew longer. Come to find out, 3 workers were sitting maybe 6-8 feet away from us, talking amongst themselves. They were having a "meeting" and couldn't be bothered, I guess? When they saw how long the line was getting, they finally got up to take some orders, and rolled their eyes like we were inconveniencing them. This happened on Monday, 10/31/22. Oh, and the restrooms were trashed. Unacceptable, all around!

Small service area but had the basics for a stop, rest, and refresh. As all service areas it was…read moreconvenient on and off ramps and easy to navigate around the lot.

I ate at the mcdonalds and it gave me very bad diarrhea. I'm actually still on the toilet as i'm…read morewriting this. I'm not sure I may need to see a doctor it's that bad. Don't order the McCripsy you will regret it. The cashier at the gas station was really nice and professional.

Wow, they are so friendly and professional. Husband made a…read moresame day appointment to get license renewed. He's over 75 so he needed to go in person. Jonathan chatted with him as he went through the process. I heard my husband reminiscing about old computers and punch cards. Maybe was because it was a Monday morning but we were in and out in 30 minutes.

Emptying home after deaths ran across multiple nationalities of money. Hopefully entered AAA and…read morewas immediately told they don't exchange any currencey not bought there (or from any office) within the last 6 months. So much for being helpful!!

Pit stop to stretch the legs and for a bathroom break. Good number of stalls. But the hand dryers…read morehad these odd flat boards set beneath which totally was in the way. So weird! Noticed that this McDonald's had a special dessert pie. Very tempting! Strawberry Cheesecake.

This service station has ample parking and is easy in/out. Inside you will find various and…read moretreats, Auntie Annie's Pretzels, Mc Donald's, Gulf Mart Express, etc. the restrooms are consistently clean.

The Mass Turnpike travel plazas are basically a cookie cutter type of set up with the only…read morenoticeable difference being the size of their parking lots. The one in Natick does have ample parking and is quite maneuverable. What I like about the travel plazas --- They have Papa Gino's pizza. I once read that the pizza one eats while growing up imprints on you regarding pizza type preferences. Papa Gino's is what I grew up on when it came to pizza. We didn't get take out pizza much as kids but when we did, it was always Papa Gino's. We hadn't had Papa Gino's in years so I seized the opportunity to get a slice while at the travel plaza. So...I ordered 2 slices (one for each of us). My husband and I can both say the pizza is as good as we remembered it to be. Sometimes chain pizza joints tinker with their recipe so we were pleased to see that Papa Gino's adheres to the old saying "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". For us, it was a real treat to have a slice. The rest of the travel plaza was clean, including the bathrooms, which we appreciated. Next time we use the Turnpike, we will make it a point to stop in a travel plaza yet again, if only for the pizza.

These service plazas are really starting to tick me off…read more I'd like to give it a higher rating, because it's clearly named after my good friend from Yelp Buffalo: Naitik. Unfortunately, I can't, because the gas is more expensive than 98.4% of the other Boston area alternatives, and the workers here are none-too-friendly, either. The food choices here are crappy fast food, cold french fries, expensive, and so on. However just for the sheer convenience of having this right off the highway on the way into Beantown, I'll give it a 2 rather than a Juan. But it's really Nat somewhere I'd stop on purpose.

This was a spot we needed to stop at for our trip back home. The biggest positive was the building…read morewas open, past that not a whole lot. Don't expect the large rest areas with multiple large chain restaurants. This is your bare minimum stop with restrooms and some vending machines outside. I think for the most part this rest area is outdated and could be updated. The space wasn't over the top dirty but also could've been cleaner. Honestly if you need a quick stop to use a bathroom it'll do but don't expect much here.

Right at exit 86 on I495. Simple place, small but was what we needed as a rest area. Can't complain…read moreas it was fairly clean, easy on and easy off the highway.

This was a great rest area. I felt safe and the restrooms were clean. I wish I had my dogs with Jr…read moreto enjoy the grounds. They had plenty of picnic tables and trash bins all around the property.

Loved this quaint rest stop filled with helpful tourist information, clean restrooms (cleanest rest…read morearea ever experienced), and plenty of parking. Found more interesting things to see and do than the guide books describe. Highly recommended.

The nicest welcome center I've ever stepped into. The center opened in 1999 and is opens daily from…read more7am to 7pm; there were employees there to assist with any questions. The structure is beautiful and looked like a barn; it was nicely decorated and showcased Vermont as a whole. The restrooms were large and clean; they had changing tables which was a plus. They had a large patio area with many seats. There was even a playground. Parking was plentiful. We went in September around 6:30 pm and outside near the playground, there were a ton of mosquitos. We had to run out of there lol. Overall, it's a great spot to stop and stretch your legs if you're in the area.

This welcome center was very informative as well as a piece of art in its own architecture, so…read moreclassic for this state. Everyone working there was helpful, especially the woman at the main counter. She pulled out some maps and booklets and highlighted some covered bridges we were looking for and suggested a deli near one of them. Sometimes, digital maps and internet access to these things are nice for planning, as we had, but a good old fashioned paper map of the area highlighted by a local, can still be helpful in decision making. The rest rooms were very nice and there was some art in the display room. But the traditional post and beam construction was the main attraction. The parking was ample. Do stop here, whether you need help or not, it was well worth seeing. It truly is a Welcome Center to a very beautiful state.

Clean restrooms including one Family restroom. Diaper stations in both mens and ladies. No doors on…read morethe entrances, turn right or left to access one of two rows of stalls just past the sinks. Two water fountains are in this area but no bottle filling station. The outside and inside are designed to resemble a small town. A covered bridge looms overhead by a back entrance. Inside are a few small metal tables and chairs plus a couple 'stand up' to eat tables. Outside is a raised area in front with several metal picnic tables plus two more by outdoor vending machines. Three small parking areas seem to provide just enough space during our lunch time stop. A dog walking area was alongside the highway across from the gas pumps. There are eight pull thru pumps but not really a good stop is you have a long trailer. Cars are parked on the other side of the pumps and a sharp left (u-turn) followed by a right are needed to exit this area from what I can see. I did not see an electric car charge station although there is a air vac machine near the pumps. The inside is absolute chaos. We entered midway in to the building into a maze of free standing displays of things to buy next to tables and chairs. At this entrance, on the left, is a cotton candy making machine where a group was standing watching the fun. A tween was standing between some of the displays blocking traffic. The market is directly to the right. Everyone in the area was trying to find a way around all these obsticles. Loud 70's rock is playing both inside and out which added to the feeling of chaos. You can literally see the stress level go up as people try to navigate the interior. It's probably fine during a less busy time of day. The convenience store 'market' inside includes 'grab & go' foods like premade sandwiches and pizza slices plus sodas, snack foods and souveniers. The aisles are too narrow to pass creating back-ups. The self-serve pizza slice area has no counter to place your box while you get yourself a slice so customers were putting items on top of inventory to free up their hand. Nothing is clearly signed. Half the people were 'just looking' while the other half were trying to find a way around the slow pokes. The only restaurant food here is fast food provided by The Common man. Order and pay at a digital kiosk or stand in line on the right for the cashier. Pick up on the left. They have a seperate bakery/coffee shop and you order for both areas at the kiosks. Food and price are just OK. We received a 'steak bomb' which includes onions & peppers when we ordered a plain steak & cheese which is a different menu item. The brie on my turkey and brie sandwich is cheese sauce, same as used on the steak and cheese. The cold cuts are not quality imho but the honey mustard and bread were good and the lettuce was fresh and plentiful. Everything is packed to eat on site. There are plenty of trash and recycle containers inside and out. Bus your own table/picnic table. Vending machines are available outside in a covered area at the side entrance near the pumps. Handicapped parking is there as well. This entrance is closest to the restrooms. A seperate building near this entrance makes apple cider donuts and smells delicious. The state liquor store is at the opposite end of the building and has it's own entrance.

Kind of jealous we don't have something like this back home. A rest area where you can grab snacks,…read moresouvenirs, donuts, food, liquor, gas, and have a clean restroom. Sign me up. We spent a minute in here just looking around before heading back into Manchester. I also love that both sides have a stop.