Pizzas are good!!! Great price, friendly, quick. Their fries are great!!!!! Wings are delish,…read morechicken fingers/ nuggets could of been better but good for the price! Highly recommend!

Can't really recommend this much. Over priced and been warned many times about the fuel cost and…read morepeoples cars breaking down due to moisture in their fuel.

No personality, over priced, and not very clean. Not a very…read morepleasant place to go. Rather go a few extra miles for better service

This establishment is very close to where I live, and as such I do a fair amount of business here…read more The fact they really resent taking debit or credit cards has cost them about $150 a year in business from myself. I am one of those who rarely have cash on me. The coffee they make is outstanding! Unfortunately in the morning when I count any cash I have laying around, and am usually a few cents short. So I go to Cumberland Farms, just down the street. They take debit without drama, even if all their coffee, no matter what flavor they label it as, always tastes the same. Try using a debit card at Oak Hill Cash Market, the owner acts like you are a complete asshole. Plus they are out of cream 80% of the time I go there. I have to ask, then stand around and wait for them to "get to it". But regardless, the way they make their coffee is incredible and is even better (and much cheaper) than Dunkin Donuts. The breakfast sandwiches are another highlight...always plenty just freshly cooked, so there is no waiting. The pizza they make could not taste much worse, however....a limp, soggy crust and just not good by any stretch of the imagination. It's almost like you have to try to make a Pizza this bad. Because it is a convenience store, the groceries appear to be from a museum and way too expensive to consider, even in a pinch. That being said, I do not go out of my way to do business here, but would get my daily cup of coffee here every single day if using a debit card did not cause the owner to act like you are putting him out of business by doing so. But they do some things extremely well, and I can't go less than 4 stars, as it is locally owned and operated and it's nice to see these places succeed. They do have my 4 star rating, and I recommend this place on the strength of their Coffee and Breakfast sandwiches. You won't get that quality at a chain store.

Their breakfasts are excellent. And lunch is pretty good. The place is friendly and the local…read morepeople are, too, generally. I enjoy breakfasts and lunches when I can afford to go. Sometimes they are understaffed but staff is really good. Local? You will enjoy. From elsewhere, it is genuiney local!

Order during the weekday first shift when Angie, Debbie, or Linda are in the store because of them…read morethis is a fabulous place to get food with excellent customer service. However, DON'T bother calling after 4:00 pm. ay day of the week. It is Saturday afternoon and was told "she" closed the kitchen 3 hours before closing. Sad

I called at 2PM on Thanksgiving to see if they were open. I spoke to a man that was slurring his…read morewords, clearly drunk, and he told me, "No, we're not open. I only answer the phone to tell people that we aren't open." I heard loud laughter in the background. I told him that I only asked because we need to tag a deer and it's Thanksgiving and no one else near by was open. He said, yeah, he'd tag a deer. Since they were the only tagging station open in Litchfield and West Gardiner on Thanksgiving, we had no choice but to go there. When we got there, less than three minutes later, a man was asleep on the bench in the restaurant area of the store and we had to go wake him up. When he got up, there was no denying his inebriation with his smell and stagger. He tried to find the deer tags behind the counter and said, "Oh, I guess we're out."

cruel. I am an old woman and desperately needed a bathroom. there is no where else. I had to go…read moreinto the woods. no compassion. don't stop here

Awesome little gas station convenience store. The pizza was fabulous, fresh dough, lots of cheese,…read moreNY style. Friendly people. They have literally everything you would ever need from beer to whoopie pies to Advil. Great selection of local beer. They also have wings and subs, pizza by the slice, lottery tickets, grocery items, and so much more. The gas is also usually some of the cheapest around. The place is not fancy, but it gets the job done, well too.

Very clean, spacious, modern. Coffee station kept well stocked and I am always pleasantly surprised…read morewith how good the breakfast sandwiches are. Friendly staff.

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.

Drove by the Twin Bridges Country store for the last year and finally stopped for lunch and…read morereturned the next morning for breakfast. New owners Misty and Lee are perfect hosts. The food is fresh and prepared with care. Cozy counter with old fashion swivel stools and a cute dining area Self serve coffee with locals sharing friendly conversation. Close to Wayne and down the road from Googins Island park where you can enjoy the Androscogin falls.

The long awaited opening has occurred and Litchfielders everywhere are very excited. First…read moreimpressions are favorable and we intend to work our way down the menu. Amies place offers home cooked comfort food, with very affordable prices. We stopped in for breakfast on opening day and were pleasantly surprised by the selection. Baked goods and pastries, breakfast pizza and sandwiches for those on the run, and a decent selection of made to order breakfast items. You will also find a small deli counter, coolers filled with various beers, IPA's, White Claws and Trulys for those annoying millennials we call our kids. My next visit will be to try out the sandwiches, Italians, pizza and their lobster rolls. To be continued.

Just got the worse pizza from Amie's crust was thin & hard & barley cut & very oily. Don't know if…read morethey changed their Receipt. But won't go back.

I was a bit reluctant to try Charleen's in Richmond due to the fact that you have to go into the…read morestore to pay for gas. I'll be honest, I like to go to self-serve, pay at the pump and get out. Here you do need to go into the store but they make it as efficient as possible. They are so busy that they have you pump your gas then move your car ahead before going into the store to pay. They ask that you let them know how much you owe them when you get into the store. This allows others to pump their gas. It is a Fabian gas station. During the increase in gas prices recently, Charleen's prices were ALWAYS lower than anywhere around. The prices were not just a little but a lot (30-50 cents a gallon) lower. They want to give the savings back to the community. There were times when the gas was $4.50 gallon at other stations and I don't think it ever went over $3.90 here. Let me tell you, the owners are awesome. They are friendly and inviting. They love dogs and are fine if you want to bring them into the store. They offer a variety of sundry items, beer, milk and even local baked goods. It is hard to rave about a gas station but if I am going to, it is absolutely going to be about Charleen's. This store/gas station and the people who own it are the best!

I moved here from out of the area about three and a half years ago and this place is the go-to in…read moretown . They usually have the least expensive gas and you can get almost anything there . The staff have always treated us with kindness.