I hadn't paid attention to this station until a price-checking application identified it as having…read morethe most competitive gas prices in the Clifton Park area at the moment. I think everyone else knew it too. There was constantly a wait for an available pump, making driving in and out a bit more challenging. The mart here is a smaller one. Still, it's easier in and out of here than the stations on US 9.

Refueled here last Friday November 1 & it was quick and smooth and pricing was competitive lower…read morethan any other with a regular local clientele also there so good to go!

Very good prices if you need gas. Often, I need gas so I like to get it here. Some people complain…read morethey have to wait in a line. I never think the wait on the line is that long. I'd rather pay less than worry about the wait

With gas prices around 20 cents a gallon - or more - less expensive than everything else nearby,…read moreI'm fine enduring a bit of a wait, and even drivers whose politeness would be rated 1 star. When it gets busy, there can be a bit of a line waiting your turn. Even though there are pumps set up for gas tanks on both the driver's and passenger's sides, and arrows suggesting how to enter and exit, you always have those folks who will ignore the arrows and those waiting in line to back into a spot or drive around and come in from the back. Watch out for those folks. I'm docking them 1 star for bad signage. The sign before entering the gas area was definitely out of date. It showed a gas price fifteen cents lower than today's actual price. I'm wondering whether they're short staffed, too lazy to update the sign, or whether they think folks will be more interested in getting gas, then learning the price is higher but will stay anyway. C'mon, everyone coming here is already a BJs customer and knows the price is lower. The do need to remember one other thing... the Costco opening a couple of miles away in 2026 will also sell gas.

Clean facility with friendly staff and ample parking. Plenty of pumps for gas. ATM inside.read more

Seems like a newer Stewart's. The parking lot is a decent size as well as the store too. This…read morelocation has the Stewart's basics - ice cream, coffee, ice, milk, pizza, some prepared food, etc. There are also tables to sit and eat, and the store was clean. Useful location for a Stewart's since there aren't a ton of convenience stores around here.

Inside great. Outside is dirty, potholed, slick and full of oil spills. Uneven entrance…read more Review: 3

Clean bathrooms, nice staff, dunkin donuts connected but they have decent coffee themselves. They…read moreeven have wipers for your windshield and paper towels and many other gas stations I have run into stopped doing that!

A Sunoco with a convenience attached doing business as The Sycaway, listed here apparently under…read moreits incorporation name (attention Yelp, please update); avoid if possible. Restrooms (on the outside, like an old gas station) were pretty gross, and after taking one whiff of the coffee I decided discretion was the better part of valor and went on about my business with the risk of ingesting any. The gas I bought hasn't bricked my car's engine yet so I'll give them two stars for minimally fulfilling the basic function of a gas station.

On my way to Vermont, had a very positive experience. He offered us a free bag of chips. Will…read moredefinitely be back.

Just so happened we came over here on both out and back portions of our trip to State College PA…read more I remember Cumberland Farms as something more Spartan than a 7-11, nice enough for milk and Velveeta cheese. I'm glad they've expanded substantially. Still not a Wawa or Sheetz, but the presence of gas station on the premises and the addition of limited deli selections are excellent additions to their offerings. Worth noting their Free WiFi, clean deli, and wide beer selection. Pleasant employees and good service. A nice stop on a multi hour trip

Feel free to sign up for their smart pay rewards. The rewards build on as you make gas purchases…read moreand can be redeemed for sodas, slushies or coffee. They also have pizzas and I didn't like it as much. One disadvantage of the rewards program is that you have to have the purchases debited out of your checking account and cannot be paid for through a credit card. I would have given this 5 stars but I am taking off 2 stars for a bad pizza and for a bad coffee. God yelled by my mom for the bad pizza and got yelled by my wife for a bad coffee.

Pretty good for gas station coffee. 9:00 pm on a Sunday and it's still nice and fresh. The real…read morereason this place gets 5 stars is because of Chris. I dropped my cell phone there and the clerk was very honest and helpful. Thanks for the special effort you took to get my cell back to me.

(moving review to this location's listing). This is from an experience from January 2017 that was…read moremade under this current name. I just stopped by the other day to get some gas, and although the pump I originally stopped at (and another nearby keypad) didn't have a working keypad, I chose to move. I found it best to enter my alternative ID for my SpeedyRewards card and the keypad is vital to this entry. There were at least two pumps that were like this when I got there (pumps were located just to the south of the building but on the side facing northbound close to the building (both pumps on that side - in that direction). When I got inside to pay for my $10 in gas, the employee asked me for my rewards card. I knew that giving them the rewards card inside wouldn't hurt things (when trying to use an attached Cash-Fuel Card (for three cents off per gallon), but I figured "sure," I'll play that game. Nothing became of that, and as normal, I gained nothing from that addition of my rewards card inside. (I don't use my cardboard rewards card as much, but I have one.) (I mean, I have the fuel card attached to my online account, and I have the passes on my phone for both, but having knowledge of the fuel card pass which one of the other places told me is auto-connected will send things thru directly. Suggestion: When I give you my cardboard rewards card, could you tell your company to auto-connect these two cards together if they are attached online like the phone passes?) After moving my car to the pumps just to the north of the building, things went rather smoothly. The pump acted normal (although it slowed down sooner than others and I stood outside in the cold weather (when a winter storm was preparing to make it's way to where this station is and up into the Northeast and out to see). Normal pumps generally start to slow down by the 70 cent mark before the full dollar, but this pump slowed down by the 60 cent mark and added another 10 seconds onto the time - time I could have more well-spent traveling to my destination. Ok, but I'd rather stop at other Speedways, if given the opportunity.

2% cash back for gas, fast pumps that work, friendly service, same price cash or credit, clean,…read morenever more expensive than surrounding area.