The Dunkin in this Stewart store absolutely sucks. They can't even read a ticket properly and get…read morethe orders right So disappointed in that Dunkin

I walked into the store to get water and a lottery ticket. I wasn't from the area and asked the…read moreextremely rude woman a question, and she snapped at me. Ok, so I went to pay and only had a 50.00 bill before I got it out of my wallet she snapped and said I can't break that. Its pretty sad when a store of that magnitude can't break a 50. She has red hair with curled bangs and very pale skin. I'd guess she was 60 -65 years old. What a horrible cashier and should fired.

First time here I really enjoy the vibes and our server Benny ! He's amazing and very attentive…read more Will be coming back just for him ! Anyone that comes ask for Benny !!!

The Breakyard is a convenience store that is part of the Clarence Brown Oil Company complex. I've…read morehad reason to stop in a few times for gas and to pick up a cup of coffee. One thing I've been impressed with is that the store and grounds are very clean and orderly. Notice how the buildings of Clarence Brown Oil all are tan with white trim. There is obviously a measure of pride here. This business has been in operation for more than seventy years and they seem fastidious about it. Inside The Breakyard it's like many gas station convenience stores, except they have a deli counter that prepares sandwiches and a couple of booths to sit at. So, it's kind of like a Wawa store... if you have experienced that. Not a lot to say here except that it's a nice clean gas station and convenience store.

This is a fairly large Mobil stop. It's got 4 islands of pumps, backed by a large Maplefields store…read morethat includes a Subway. In addition, it has its own automatic and self-serve car wash garage. I haven't tried the store or the car wash but I can speak for the gas stop and the Subway. The gas is usually mid-priced for the region (which tends to be a few cents higher than average Vermont). The pumps are very slow. They use the push button (not touch sense) keypad self serve system which, in my experience, tends to be slower but these are, by far, the slowest in terms of user interface. Example: Debit Card (yes/no)? Yes (20 seconds pass) Type PIN Number then Enter (enter pin)..20 more seconds or so go by....you get the idea. The Subway isn't bad. It's clean and they offer just about anything you get from any other Subway. The service is a bit on the slow side but not terrible. I was a bit underwhelmed by the last sandwich I got there but then again I haven't tried a Subway sandwich in a while so I guess I'm not sure what I was expecting. The store is clean and large enough to not feel crowded in. There are places to sit and enjoy your lunch/breakfast/whatever. There is also a traffic light there to assist getting back out onto Swanton Road.

This is the best gass station I've ever been to. The muffins are fabulous. The washrooms are clean…read moreand have flowers. Highly recommended.

Rude staff like to gossip about the customers even while they are within earshot, constantly…read morecomplain about the food they have to make. The salads frequently have wilted lettuce and look like they've been left out all day. Takes too long to make even a simple sandwich

Stopped at this gas station location on my way home from Quebec and won't make that mistake again…read more Having been to the Maine locations, I expected something a little better. While the counter girl was friendly, it was the worst steak and cheese sub I have ever had. I expect a little something better than a Steak'um heated up with some cheese thrown on top. I couldn't even receive American cheese when I asked. I'm not a fan of provolone. I didn't finish the sandwich and had to grab a bag a chips to hold me over. Stupid check out system as well. You have to wait in line and pay at the register in the convenience store, not at the Amato's counter. Mind you the line is a mile long because this must be the only place to get gas and groceries in St. Albans. I have yet to find decent food along I-89 Vermont.

Fairly large gaz station with a good variety of snacks and food items, The place seems popular in…read morethe morning for breakfast sandwiches and filtered coffee ()there is a large selection). I must do a sidetone here: I don't like filtered coffee much as I drink espresso and espresso based coffee (Cappuccino, latte) when possible. However, when you travel with a large vehicle at 5 am, sometimes places with filtered coffee are the only option. One thing they have here, and quite popular in Vermont, is a selection of filtered coffee from "Green Mountain Coffee". To offer it, the have isolated coffee pots to keep the various kind hot, One thing that I worry in those cases is how long ago was this coffee made? Well, I noticed that these pots have little displays with indicators that lets you know how long ago the coffee was made! The place is not really a track stop but some trucks come here and there are diesel pumps for it,

This Maplefields gas station and convenience store is a regular stop while coming off the 89 for…read moregas when we are heading to to the US or heading back to Canada. It's close proximity to the border (roughly 10 miles) and their clean washrooms plus snack selection make it a good stop for us and help serve our needs. Gas was $2.49 a gallon on my stop for 87 octane which is a steal compared to the $1.20 we pay roughly a L in Quebec. They do also have free WIFI that there is no password to login to. On the way back home I was very pleased to pick up two 12 packs of Harpoon beer for $15.99 each. Harpoon is an awesome beer that Is Vermont/Boston brewed. They call it a New England IPA. If you like Sam Adams give Harpoon a try. Sure there is a closer gas station to the border but we enjoy hitting up this one in St Albans and will keep on doing so in our travels in the future!

It appears unless you will buy off their limited inventory they could care less. Yes it's a plus…read morethey do not work on commission but that appears to be were the incentive drops. I had sent one rep exactly what I wanted, scheduled to sit with him, confirmed before I left, drove 45 minutes and I got there and he made me wait because he forgot, then tried to show me a truck that was the wrong color, cab, & package. Then said let's sit down and tell me what you want. It was clear he didn't read our correspondence and didn't really care. The second rep seemed to be excited at first, but that's as far as it went. The rep never returned any answers to my questions or even replied to asking if they were doing anything. I do not know what their problem is but if this is customer service and care, go somewhere else that will not waste your time.

We were on a road trip and on our way we have a check engine light and traction light on. We exited…read moreto a gas station to see if there was a dealer near by and long behold it was Bokan Chrysler. Emily and Sam were so helpful and got us right in. They diagnosed it and it was 2 coils that went bad. They had the parts in stock and got us on the road again. Thank you!!