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.

Time for snacks n chips and a coke. Great store , very clean and a fuel stop…read more Lots of parking.

a nice, decent, run of the mill Stewart's. hard workers there. i can always count on them!read more

Corner Market on 9 W in Selkirk is very clean, serves awesome subs both hot and cold. all of the…read moreworkers are nice and respectful. The owner is present and makes sure his store is well put together at all times.

The former subway location/gas station is still pumping out great sandwiches, Both subs and…read morebreakfast sandwiches. Breakfast sandwiches are a local favorite for many, You can see the same folks morning after morning picking them up. For us it One Ham, One Bacon and if im not feeling to fat that day i may grab a sausage. You also have a full sub counter with Boar's Head Meats, which can get pretty busy at times. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. Great place to stop in a hurry

This Cobble Pond gas is GREAT! It has 4 pumps, a boars head deli, soda, snacks, beer. The cashier…read morewas very friendly and took time to speak to each person in line. He told us about off-road racing that happens in summer. Fun place to stop in! Review: 5

Ravena is a very small village 20 minutes south of Albany. I have been going to this (and old)…read moreCumberland Farms Everyday, multiple times. The employees are always pleasant. I myself have young children and despite another review from "Jill" I feel completely fine bringing my children in the store. What is her primitive mind thinking? Does she think someone is going to jump over the counter and touch them?!?!?! Everyone should always be given a second chance. Not to mention "Jill's" children are All of legal age. A concerned life long resident of Ravena.

After dropping off an Uber rider in Athens, NY, I had plans of heading to Albany, and instead of…read moretaking the Thruway (I chose not to due to tolls I'd never get paid back), I continued northbound on Route 9W when I saw this Cumberland Farms. But when I stopped in, all the spots but the one were full. I had to wait a few minutes to let a spot clear, but it's flow seemed nice. I used my GasBuddy card for a pay-at-the-pump transaction (to get my 5 cents off per gallon discount) and although the filling portion posed no problems, getting a receipt did cause a problem. However, I wanted a receipt (I keep receipts as reminders to write these reviews at first), so I headed inside when the paper got stuck in the machine (when I had my one finger too close to the receipt door/opening). (I could feel it moving around and I could see it, but it didn't come out.) When I went inside, the cashier was nice. She tried to crack a joke how instead of running around the parking lot yelling (and that's where I started laughing getting the jist), she printed me a receipt. According to your pin, the Manager in Training is really a nice person, but could use some common sense to not make such a joke (I almost took her literally, until I saw the direction she was going with the joke.) It was a first time running the "Gauntlet" up 9W from Coxsackie-Athens, but although not many trips have me going up to Albany via that side of the river, I don't expect to be back very soon. I saw a competitor around the corner from you, and although that competitors store is always a bit cheaper, I thank you for being the first station I noticed. I almost asked for an application to become a SmartPay member, but with everything I forgot and never asked...oops! I'll get to that online, I hope soon instead. Sorry. I've been finding myself stopping in to a few Cumberland Farms, though not many Cumberland Farms exist where I'm from (Dutchess Co, 55 minutes away): they become more common as I proceed north and up near you where things are heavier.