Very clean. Nice assortment of food and drinks. Young person at counter was very pleasant and told…read moreme to have a good night. Bathrooms clean.

Thanks Maplewood Convenience store for the overnight stay in your parking lot while we were…read morestranded due to the flooding on our way to Stowe! Clean bathrooms with a good amount of stalls, ready made snacks, maple souvenirs and Vermont made spirits. They also have some hot food choices available. Hopefully we will never find ourselves in this situation again, but if we were passing through, would definitely stop by! Open 24/7: even during natural disasters and state of emergencies!

This is a small town and not much has changed. If you blink you could miss the few stores…read moredowntown. Don't expect much here if you are lookinh fot something but there is a gas station about a mile down the road of you are looking for a quick drink or snack. I did see one or two restaurants but don't remember what they were.

What is sad about this place is the square footage is amazing and spacious. The locale is very good…read moreas it is the last gas station between the MRV and Rochester VT.. The staff is more concerned about keeping the deli section clean rarer than serving you something. The deli has a ton of empty space in the serving cooler with nothing fresh. There are three tomatoes, a onion in a chintzy little basket. Not even a clove of garlic.. This place could be a showcase of so many valley products, but I guess this is what you get with commoditized convenience stores focusing on selling scratch tickets, cigarettes and gas. Talk about a missed opportunity. What it does have is a very clean bathroom tho.

This is a great place to go when you have to pee! Seriously! I have probably stopped here 10 times…read moreon my way to or from the highway... knowing that all the bumps of the approaching dirt roads were not going to be a good complement to my full bladder...so I always stop here. Bathrooms are indoors, and clean, and easily accessible. But they also have a great selection of snacks and drinks, including local/organic favorites, and even a good beer/wine selection. But really, I am just grateful for the bathrooms, and I will definitely be back!

I have stopped here a million times for coffee, beer and other staples when in Waitsfield for ski…read moretrips at my ski club, whose lodge is local. But this past fall, our visit there took the cake! We arrived at the lodge and discovered that the entire supply of blankets had been sent to the cleaners. This is Vermont, people! Blankets are necessary! There weren't any stores nearby that were open, so we were thinking we'd make due with our jackets and hope for the best. We also thought some beer might help, so we stopped by the Village Grocery for supplies (they have a really good beer and wine selection, btw.) While mentioning our plight to one of the guys who works there, he was kind enough to call the owner. The owner actually went out of his way to drive miles away to his home and come back with blankets for us. I couldn't believe it. His over-the-top hospitality to out-of-towners blew me away. I still so grateful and will always remember this kind gesture. I learned that his father ran the store back in the day, so it is a family legacy, which is so cool in this day of corporate greed . More importantly, I also love this store!!! They have a great selection of groceries, including local Vermont maple syrup, a nice coffee selection, super cute deli (serving breakfast and lunch sandwiches etc. until 3pm, I think) and plenty of other good stuff too. If you're lucky and happen to be there on the right day, you can score some Heady Topper or Lawson's Finest Liquids, and the staff are always so genuine and friendly. Stop by if you're in town!

The VG has been a local treasure for the entire 47 years I've been in the Valley. And it gets…read morebetter with every passing year. It is WAY more than just a convenience store, although it is that, as well They have the best beer selection around--an entire walk in cooler with a broad selection of beers from all over. Wowser! Their deli has great food either cooked to order or serve-yourself hot dishes like chili and Mac and Cheese. After hours for the deli, you can still get a nice set of selections, including my favorite--their deviled eggs. And pretty soon, the serve-yourself creemee machines will be up and running for the season. Did I mention their specials? Including the annual lobster boil? Oh, and they were the first gas station in the Valley to offer ethanol-free gas. Plus, they give back a percentage of gas sales to a local charity each month. The VG is truly a gem! I'm so glad they are here and hope they will be--FOREVER!

I recently changed stores to shop at and absolutely love this store and especially the manager…read moreMichele she is overwhelmingly friendly to everyone who enters the store as where most store managers are very grumpy and do as little as possible.. it's so refreshing to actually feel like a welcomed and valued customer.

This Mobil has a decently clean bathroom, a nice selection of beer and beef jerky, and competitive…read moregas prices to the filling stations nearby. It is also the greatest filling station in the world. Why? Heady Topper is available here on weekends. You can stroll in on Sunday and buy a four-pack of Heady Topper, which I don't believe you can do anywhere else in the world on Sunday. As beer geeks know, The Alchemist's Heady Topper is widely regarded as the best beer you can buy (#1 on Beer Advocate). As beer tourists know, Heady Topper is distributed only on weekdays and only in a short radius from the brewery, which is now closed to the public. You can (legally) buy Heady Topper no farther East than Barre, no farther South than Warren, no farther West than Burlington, and no farther North than Morrisville. Because the beer is highly sought after and delivered only on weekdays, there's generally no place to get cans of it on the Weekend (all of the cases at Hunger Mountain are consumed within hours of delivery on Friday, for example). EXCEPT for this Mobil. They do something I don't believe any other Alchemist vendor does; they split their Thursday shipment up into four parts and make some available every day Thu-Sun. That means if you arrive early enough on Sunday you can buy a heady topper. If you're a working stiff in Boston, you can visit Vermont on the weekend knowing you will come home with four pints of perfect, glorious Heady Topper DIPA. ...If you get there early enough. They open 6 AM. Heady topper in middle fridge in the back on the top. Ask the clerk if you don't see it (especially if you are not tall, because the cans might be all the way in the back of the rack). Limit one four-pack.

Great car wash. I think this is the first time I saw two separate lanes for the car wash at a gas…read morestation. One lane was closed and out of order though. This is a touch less wash and the cleaning was above average for a machine wash. The car was was much newer than most places.

My friend Jack bought a kangaroo from a guy at a pub because he wanted to try and ride it to try…read moreand impress his crush who lives in Derby. He asked me to help him iron his suit and prepare the saddle for him on the day of the big ride and everything was going great until we the kangaroo showed up. THis Kangaroo was a big fella. He was fighter and a real mustang type of animal and my friend Jack started getting nervous as hell. I was soothing his nerves telling him that it was the right thing to do and keeping his spirits up. Instead of riding the kangaroo to the girls house Jack put the kangaroo in his truck and planned on riding it the last mile. When the kangaroo got in the whole affair turned ugly and the kangroo messed up the truck big time so we had to wash it a couple days later. We brought the truck here and it was really good for cleaning it.

While driving back to Woodstock from Burlington, I stopped at The Barn off Exit 4 to refuel…read more Although I was familiar with the location, I had not previously purchased food there. During this visit, I noticed the Chester Chicken restaurant inside the store. The food display was visually appealing, and the aroma of freshly prepared fried chicken was especially inviting. As my order was being prepared, I browsed the store and purchased a couple of Celsius beverages and a bag of Cheetos. The chicken biscuit was freshly made and provided a satisfying, flavorful meal that was just enough to curb my hunger. Overall, it was a pleasant and convenient stop during my trip.

Can't really rate the inside as we only stopped to charge the car for a little and use the…read morerestroom. However, the bathrooms were clean and the charging station was super convenient.

Perry's is a great place. The service is fantastic. Brad and his entire crew are kind and helpful…read moreand go above and beyond to take care of whatever issue you have. The prices are reasonable and they don't overcharge. I HIGHLY recommend Perry's!

The service I requested was not completed and the quality was poor at best. I brought a flat tire…read morein for repair. He told me there was no leak and put the tire on my car. It went flat within a couple of hours. I took it to another shop and they found the leak right away and fixed it. They showed me that one of the lug nuts has been stripped, forced on to the post and told me the post and lug nut had to be replaced. They said that Perrys needed to take care of it for me as they were the ones who did this. When I called Perrys the manager got angry and did not want to fix it. finally he told me to bring it in. All he did was put a new lug nut on it and told me there was nothing wrong with the post. He refused to fix it. He did not show me, he was just defensive and stated there was no problem.

Realized we had a leak in our tire on our honeymoon and they didn't hesitate to plug it for us…read moreright away when we got there, no appointment, no hassle. Appreciate them so much! They saved the day and super friendly! A great experience

Scheduled a winter to summer tire swap. Quoted 80.00 . Arrived for appointment. Told we don't do…read moretire swaps if you bring your own new tires. (Never told this on the phone).He agreed to do it, but charged me 105.00. 5.00 extra for each tire plus 5.00 a part that I 'll never know what it was!

It seems a little odd to write a review for a gas station. After all, aren't they all…read moreinterchangeable -- like McDonalds? Not in this case. As my 12 year old has noted, Vermont gas stations are a breed of their own. Many seem to carry local products, freshly made food, wine, craft beers and all sorts of other goodness. This Mobil is truly exceptional on this front, a great gift for travelers everywhere. Staff are unfailingly kind and hospitable. Let me repeat that: The STAFF ARE WONDERFUL, especially the beautiful, cheerful woman working on Christmas Eve!!! If there were some sort of award for loveliest employee ever, she would easily win. There's a huge variety of fermented, probiotic pickles; maple syrup + maple products; delectable deviled eggs; portable, locally-made jerky; wine; Lawson's and other locally brewed craft beer; candy and small toys; batteries; Advil and allergy medicine; windshield wiper fluid; and when it's not almost closing time on Christmas Eve, some frou frou, way-better-than-they-have-to-be-for-a-gas-station finds like pizza, chicken tenders, fried ravioli, prepared and made-to-order sandwiches, hot dogs and bratwurst, soups and stews, cookies and whoopie pies from a local bakery. On Christmas Eve, local grocery stores locked their doors by 5:45 p.m. for a 6 p.m. close, so we were unable to pick up some staples when we arrived at exactly 5:45 p.m. This Mobil came to the rescue and we stocked up on some basics (local craft brews, wine, eggnog, milk, delectable deviled eggs, locally-made cheddar + Babybel cheese... which go nicely in little pockets for skiing). These helped make our dinner a celebration rather than just another meal. So very, very grateful for this place.