**Disclaimer** My Uncle treated me and the family to Dad's Place ordering takeout and picking it…read moreup. I am not able to speak to their service as I did not pick up the order. My review is purely on appearance and taste of the food taking into account travel time after being made. I personally had the BogHooter which is their signature sandwich. It comes on a traditional Italian-style toasted sub roll. It has 1/3 ham, 1/3 turkey, 1/3 salami, 2 layers of cheese (I asked for no cheese), bacon lettuce and mayo. I must not have read the description well because it also states it comes In thirds. What they mean is each meat is stacked individually making up 1/3 of the sandwich, instead of spreading them across the entire roll so you can enjoy the taste of each meat with each bite. Instead you get 3 small individual sandwiches in one. It is your traditional style deli meat, nothing spectacular and nothing to thrive about. The sandwich was good, but the bread was a bit on the chewy side. It took a bit more effort to chew than a typical soft sub roll. One item to note, the picture I took of the sub is after I opened it to take a picture. I also indulged in their beer battered onion rings ($4) and French fries ($3). Their appetizers only come in one size and you can see the size in my pictures. French fries had no salt and tasted like frozen French fries cooked in a fryer. There was only 4.5 onion rings which is a bit disappointing at $1 per onion ring. They were very tasty, but you barely get any to truly enjoy the effort that goes into making them. My grandfather had the pizza, which he said he enjoyed, but it was clearly overcooked reaching nearly burnt status. I am always baffled how an establishment can allow pizzas that are on the verge of burnt to leave their counter. Either they don't quality check their food or they just don't care because it's takeout. For my first experience, I was a bit underwhelmed. The onion rings certainly have potential with a lighter cook and some salt. The sandwich while unique resembles an Italian with different meats, but all separated. I would prefer to taste the layer of each meat combined with the veggies to get a flavor bomb rather than have to eat 1/3 the sandwich to get to the next meat. I am happy to give them a second chance, but I also like to be impressed during my first experience to get a sense of what to expect on future orders. My hope is their quality and passion is shown in the next order, otherwise I will find a different establishment to fulfill my guilt pleasures during the evening.

One of the better options for pizza in our area. My husband chooses to go here over all the other…read morepizza joints in the area. Good crust, great sauce covering, and the good pepperoni, if you know what I'm talking about. Different options for specialty pizzas, sandwiches, sides, salads, and the convenience of convenience store amenities like a variety of drinks, chips, desserts, etc. The kids meal is a great deal-- food item (sandwich or burger or chicken fingers,) fries, and a drink along with a toy for a reasonable price. Those that answer the phone are always nice and food is usually ready in the time frame given.

I needed gas but was paying in cash. I had to go inside to prepay for the gas. I said I wanted…read more$40.00 in gas. I got a receipt and pumped my gas. When it hit $40.00 it shut off automatically and I was in my way. Easy enough paying for gas. From what I saw inside of Cumberland Farms it was clean and stocked. Gas prices are going up!

Wonderful place! Friendly staff! Clean! Wonderful food. Just an all around wonderful place to visit…read moreand decent gas prices!!!

stop ripping off the local people with your gas prices. I only your place when I'm in a pinch to…read moreget to a station that's reasonable. This morning I bought $10 worth. $3.23 a gallon shame on you.

I saw on the news that they call their customers F-ing losers to their faces. But on the bright…read moreside they sell Coke Zero, so that's a plus I guess.

Another example of a business trying to nickel and dime its customers. Gary ATM used to offer fee…read morefree withdrawals for Citizens customers. Now they are charging $3.50. Stay away. They are just trying to take advantage of you.

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.