This is a fun food truck serving homestyle family classics like meatball subs, cheesesteaks,…read moreburgers, hot dogs, and chicken tenders. Service was pretty fast, and the food came out piping hot. The staff were friendly, and the prices seemed reasonable. My meatball sub was pretty good, and my wife's chicken tender sandwich was yummy. The fries were cooked perfectly to my liking and remained crispy ten minutes later. Yay!

If there's a busy intersection with one or more state roads at it, there's almost always going to…read morebe a Stewart's in the vicinity. This one is in an ideal spot. Gas prices are competitive, matching the best in the area. The selection inside is, as you would expect, on par and on brand. It's a very convenient Shop.

Gas station food, nice variety, for the grab and go folks…read moreThe clerks are always pleasant even though one has to guess at which cash register they are using Always clean

business recently reopened under new management; the previous reviews do NOT reflect the current…read moreestablishment. It is extremely clean, the workers are polite, everything reasonably priced. overall great store, no malpractice here

I'm not writing more because it is not clean inside and they take advantage of customers food…read morestamps for cigarettes.

Friendly staff, great prices, small smoothie & sandwich menu, with a variety of grocery/market…read moregoods. I tried a small sub, which came with a can of Arizona and bag of chips for $3.50.... a steal of a deal. Veggies on sub were fresh and bread was perfectly soft-yet-sturdy.

I recently had a disturbing and infuriating experience at this Cumberland Farms location. I went in…read moreto purchase two Gatorlite drinks, advertised as 2 for $5, but they rang up as $5.50. With tax, the total came to $5.94. When I pointed out that the sales tax should be $0.40, not $0.94, I was met with disbelief and outright hostility. The employees insisted that the $0.94 was the correct tax, despite it clearly being an error in their system. Instead of addressing the issue, the two employees--both of whom were of a different race than I am--ganged up on me. Their behavior quickly escalated from rude to what felt like a racially motivated attack. They repeatedly insisted "it's the tax," in a mocking tone, refusing to listen to any explanation. I was laughed at, ridiculed, and made to feel as though my concerns were invalid simply because of who I am. It felt like I was being singled out and demeaned based on my race. Eventually, they asked if I even wanted the drinks, making it clear they had no interest in resolving the situation or treating me with basic respect. What's even more concerning is that they claimed every customer is told "that's the tax" and no one ever complains. If that's true, then Cumberland Farms is potentially collecting illegal sales tax on thousands of transactions per day. Now that this review is public, if Cumberland Farms doesn't address this issue with these employees, they could be guilty of negligence and should be fined. I hope New York State gets their $0.94 tax on this transaction, which I doubt will happen under these circumstances. For reference, my receipt number is 221-2080, in case Cumberland Farms wants to do their due diligence and investigate. This was, without a doubt, the worst customer service experience I've ever had, and the fact that it appeared to be racially motivated makes it all the more unacceptable. Unbelievable that this is what customer service has come to today. I would recommend screening and better training of employee's zero stars if I could. This was definitely not about the 50 cents per transactions theft , but the principle of the matter .

I have been a customer for more than 7 years. I filled gas at 211 Troy Schenectady RD, and needed…read moreto use the restroom. The two girls at the counter said that the restroom key was with a lady who was using the ladies' restroom. I told them to give me the men's restroom they said they have only one key!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I told them I can't wait, I will pee in my pant, so they started laughing while I was suffering. I am a 75 year old diabetic person but they didn't respect my age, they were laughing. This happened today at 4:10 pm. Those employees must be fired, and the person who is responsible for training new employees must do a better job preparing the employees to deal respectfully with customers. I always look high to Cumberland Farms...I never expected this humiliation!!! My phone is: 515-708-4363

My favorite local convenience store. It is all standard fare as far and the store side of this…read moreplace. W here they are better at what they do is the selection of deli food and ready to eat grab and go. I always grab a breakfast sandwich or a slice or a burger when I'm on the way to or from work. The food is solid and flavorful. Never dried out or sitting too long. I'm quite sure they realize that this part of the store is important to on the go folks like me. And it shows. The breakfast sandwiches are the best thing they do by far. Eggs are cooked right. Bacon is flavorful and cooked right. But, the best part of these sandwiches is the roll it is on. Not sure if they do them in house or if they truck them in, but they are right on point. The biggest thing I have found about convenience store sandwiches is the rolls are typically overly chewy. These are not. Tasty and not chewy. Only thing I would recommend is for them to heat them a bit before they put them out. Sometimes they are absolutely cold when you open them in the car. I usually wait until I am home and pop them in the microwave for 20 or 30 seconds. Other than that, spot on. Had to review based on those breakfast sandwiches, but I'll tell you, I've never had a bad food item from here yet. Give them a try. I recommend it.

Outstanding subs. Made to order, not what you would expect from a gas station mini mart. Bread was…read moreawesome, meat was boars head. Very clean. Tuesday is $7 subs. Full size.

The Food Truck is open on Tuesdays on the SUNY Schenectady campus from 11 to 2 pm. On Thursdays,…read moreit serves lunch at the Empire Plaza in Albany. The menu varies each month. Menu for July 14-July 29 * BBQ Pulled Pork Sliders (2pcs.) - $8 Add Fries - $10 * Karaage (Japanese Fried) Chicken or Tofu with Fries Combo - $12 * Ginger Scallion Noodles - $8 Add Tofu or Chicken - $12 * Zweigle's Hotdog - $5 * Chili Dog - $6 * Hotdog Special: Dave Brough's Dog - $6 Zweigle's Hotdog, Corned Beef, Sauerkraut and Russian Dressing Add Fries - $9 * Chicken Karaage Hoagie - $10 Add Fries - $12 * Asian Loaded Fries - $8 Add proteins: Tofu, Chicken, BBQ Pulled Pork - $10 * Fried Bread Pudding Skewers with Maple Bourbon Glaze - $5 As a retired professor, I went to get lunch with my grandson. He had the Kaarage with Chicken and Fries Combo. He thought the chicken was flavorful and would order again. I had the Ginger Scallion Noodles with Tofu. It was so good that I ordered another serving to go. The Tofu was tender yet firm and appetizing. I am not a huge fan of Tofu but I enjoyed this rendition. The prices are low for the quality. Students are enrolled in the college's Certificate in Mobile Food Service. They prepare the lunches as part of their training and practical experience. Description/background information: With the rise of consumer interest in food truck culinary offerings, and the accessibility that mobile food trucks provide as an entrepreneurial platform for our culinary students, the college added the Mobile Food Service certificate. The truck was designed, first and foremost, as a classroom for our students at SUNY Schenectady. As a classroom, our mobile truck is uniquely outfitted with a griddle, pizza oven, charbroiler, stove and convection oven, fryer, sandwich station, and a hot box. This allows the students to learn a variety of techniques for preparing and serving foods from a mobile food truck. The courses train students in every aspect of managing a food truck business: permitting, sanitation requirements, menu design, sourcing ingredients and inventory management, setting up a truck layout, food preparation, marketing, point-of-sale and budgeting and more.

Amazing ice cream! Beautiful view. Plenty on seating. Love the brownie sundae. I've heard their…read morefried food and other food choices are good too.

This was our first visit to the new The Ice-Burgh in beautiful Middleburgh NY. Offering soft, hard…read moreice-cream and a limited food menu, The Ice-Burgh offers a quick stop to eat with a gorgeous view. The food menu consists of hot dog, hamburger/cheeseburger, crispy chicken sandwich (spicy and regular), hand cut french fries, onion rings, mozzarella sticks, fried pickle chips, Mac n Jack/ Mac n cheese bites and cheese curds. Please see my pics for the ice cream menu. We decided on the cheeseburger and onion rings with zesty sauce. I found the beef patty of decent size with a nice bun, the cheese was a bit lacking, it should be nice and melty. Also perhaps in the future offer lettuce and tomato as standard and Bacon for an upcharge (because Bacon makes everything better). We found one burger a bit under done for Dawn's liking so I offered to switch with her, she doesn't believe she was asked for degree of doneness at the time of the order. We found the onion rings nice and crisp and the zesty sause added a nice kick. We finished with 2 baby size soft twists with chocolate sprinkles, cone in a cup. A nice treat to end the visit. The Ice-Burgh offers a number of picnic tables with umbrellas with a view looking towards the majestic Vroman's Nose mountain. We will definitely be back!