Got into Greenfield, MA about 10:30 pm at night. Was running very low on gas - so I pulled into…read morerefuel. Paid at the pump with a credit card. Afterward, went in and picked up some snacks. #FLRoberts

This Cumberland Farms is a fine gas station, but it is usually very busy so it's hard to get a…read morespot. The gas prices are about the same as everyone else, but sometimes they are slightly cheaper. The best thing about Cumberland Farms is that it is open 24 hours which is very convenient. Furthermore, the snacks and drinks are overpriced unless you get the fountain drinks which are less than a dollar. Also, the hot food here is disgusting. The hot dogs taste sour and the buns are rock hard. In addition, the pizza is pure garbage. It's slimy, undercooked, and will give you stomach aches. In conclusion, this Cumberland Farms is a good spot to grab some gas, but stay away from the food.

Excellent products and nice people. I met the owners at the Grafton food festival this summer and…read moretried several different kinds. I'm now hooked on the nutty no grainer in yogurt for breakfast every morning. Ordering more today!

This afternoon I stopped in at Valley Mart on the way home anticipating that I would pick up a soda…read moreand go. When I walked into the store I was amazed to see that what I expected to find in this store was not a reality. My original thoughts were that I would walk into a traditional package store that sold the basic beer, cigarettes, sodas, and frozen meals. I was surprised that when I walked in, the store had some of the basics like soda and snacks, but they also had a clothing section, case of smoking pipes and some unique Hispanic food items. At this store they had different types of beans and canned products. They also had a few different types of "Masa" of corn meal which is found in traditional Hispanic cuisine. The only issues was that the prices were a bit obnoxious, but this is typical of any convenience store. Case and point, I bought a can of jalapenos which was marked at $3.99. When I pulled off the sticker, it had originally been priced at $2.99. They just relabeled the can. In the end, this store is lacking in many different areas, and is not typical of a local area convenience store. The person at the register was polite, but seemed thrown off when I said hello to him.

I was driving around one night trying to grab some milk for my child at home. The closest store was…read moreValley Mart and I quickly drove there and they were about to drive off since it was past their closing time. They saw me walk to the store and stopped to ask if I needed something. I let them know I was trying to buy some milk for my child and they were very understanding and reopened the store so that I could get what I needed. They have great customer service and are very nice people! I would highly recommend this store.

This is a great source of farm supplies. Good people and good prices. And it's right on our route…read moreto Troy so it's very convenient for us

This is a roadside store in Stephentown, NY. It looks like many similar stores in the area…read more However, the owner, despite owning a grocery and feed store ( feed as in animal feed ) doesnt particularly like animals. He has a shoot first, dont ask questions policy. A neighbor there owned two adorable boxer dogs. ( well, one now ) One of them got free and into the Snows Farm property near his horses. The business owner shot the dog and then called the pets owner to come collect the body. Do note that he had the owners phone number and could have informed her that her dog was loose. Apparently this is not the first time its happened either. Not the type of individual I would recommend anyone do business with.

We had never been to a Stewart's nor had we ever heard of them until our trip up to Vermont…read more Looking for a place to take a break, we stopped at this Stewarts shop. It had everything you could ever want a convenience store to have, plus an amazing ice cream bar! Yes, Stewarts is known for it's ice cream (apparently). Not only did they have a scoop shop that served up cones, sundaes, and milkshakes.....they also had an entire freezer aisle of Stewart's quarts and pints to go, complete with mass quantities of all the toppings you could want...in case a late-minute ice cream sundae party were to pop up. I got a dish of ice cream (decorated with toppings from their free toppings bar!!!) and the hubs got a banana split (it was on sale!). The woman at the counter couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. She was a welcoming face at the end of a long drive. Stewart's....I can't wait to see you again!

I had no idea these places existed - maybe because I never travel that often. Daniel's childhood…read morememories consisted of him stopping here or to any of their locations for ice cream and bathroom breaks. Clean bathroom, great ice cream, and friendly service.

Allbee's has a good selection of fresh produce, juices and even pies and cakes. Open almost year…read moreround and the source of my Christmas tree and pumpkins during the holidays. I often bypass Dunkin' Donuts and stop at Allbees for fresh seasonal fruit in the morning

This is a small country store with most the usual suspects; Milk, Bread, Eggs, OJ and such. We…read morestopped here and got breakfast sandwiches which we ate there (they have two tables). The sandwiches were bacon, egg and cheese on sandwich rolls. They were very good and the lady at the counter was awesome and gave us perfect directions to Northampton.