Well, they get some default points by being the only gas station in this part of town. But they…read morelose points for the surly and rude sales staff inside the store. Today, I stopped by to get a Diet Montain Dew. There was a worker inside the store heading toward the door carrying a huge stack of plastic trays. I acted as a Good Samaritan, and held the door open for him. He rushed right by me like I was invisible and didnt say one word of gratitude or even acknowledge that I did a nice thing for him. My wife had a similar bizarre experience here. She bought a newspaper and handed the guy $2. He was jammering away on the phone throughout their transaction. He never acknowledged her once, didnt even look at her, just made change, handed it over and kept up his yammering. Pretty rude on both counts, don't you think? So if you want gas, a bag of chips, or a Mountain Dew, you'll do fine here. Just don't expect any courtesy

Please fix your gas pump or indicate it's out of order. Clicked off repeatedly, waste of time.read more

Love it! So nice there and great deli, breakfast sandwiches, and soft serve! It's like our very own…read moreauthentic Simsbury bodega :)

Just a great, family owned convenience store where everyone is always nice and their deli is always…read morestocked and fresh! They also have an ice cream machine for an added treat! Sadly, places like this are few and far.

Cumberland Farms is my go-to spot! Their gas prices are always great, especially when you stack an…read moreadditional 5% off using credit card perks. The pumps are consistently clean, the gas is well-priced, and the inside of the store is always nice, tidy, and convenient. They have an excellent selection of food and options inside for a quick stop. Highly recommended!

I drive by this place all the time in the morning, and finally took an opportunity to swing in for…read morea snack and fuel-up one evening. There were sufficient pumps, and the interior had a decent range of food from the processed potato chip to an on-the-spot milkshake. The best part was in departure, I didn't have to wait long to turn left. If you're going to go right in or out of this location, you may have to be prepared to wait for a decent break in traffic and jack-rabbit start your way across.

I thought this little market was great! Fresh produce, a great selection of deli items and prepared…read moretake-away meals -- it's like a tiny gourmet market. We had 2 slices of their meat pizza, which had ground sausage, pepperoni, and a large, meatier sausage--delish. We got their mac and cheese, and a dish with crab and shrimp stuffed cod and risotto. It all reheated well and was lovely with a bottle of wine back at our bnb. Followed by their house baked choco chip cookies. A great place to stop for dinner treats on the road. The store was clean and the staff super friendly.

The only things I like about Fitzgeralds are that they're a local brand, they're conveniently…read morelocated, and it's never been very crowded. But they don't have a great selection of items and prices are high. I don't know how a family could reasonably support a family if this was the only place to good shop. The vibe that comes across is an expensive chain market. But in a pinch, it will do. In the Plaza is also a CVS, new Japanese restaurant, jersey Mike's, etc.

All I got was a bag of chips, and a monster.. the price was originally $7.. Once I went to go pay…read morehe asked if I wanted a receipt, once I said no he added $3 to the order making it go up to $10.. very sketchy don't buy anything here... (tall guy, brown neck length hair, with glasses).... he also kept pointing my items at the security camera.. very sketchy...

"I can score you some coke and some grade one grass But I…read morecan't get a gallon of gas I've got some downers, some speed, all the drugs that you need But I can't get a gallon of gas" (The Kinks) BP has plenty of gas pumps with easy access from two streets at the corner of Hopmeadow Street and Seminary Road. Today, regular gasoline was $3.07, which is an OK price. Average sized convenience store inside, and one weird thing I noticed was NONE of the groceries on the shelves were marked with a price. So, if you want a jar of mayo or a can of soup, you'll find out the price at the register. The very best thing about this BP station is Eli's Deli which occupies a nook in the front left corner of the building.

Hey, if you are I'm Bloomfield Isac's is the place to stop for a snack or a full meal, great food,…read morefriendly people, what else can you want...

Isaac's has everything you want in a convenience store. Good variety of newspapers. Half a dozen…read moretypes of coffee. Snack foods of every description. Large choice of grocery store items, refrigerated products and frozen foods. Separate ice cream freezer chest up front, right by the register for those Ben & Jerry Popsicle spur of the moment scarfing lapses. Has a few home-made cold sandwiches and wraps, plus the ubiquitous convenience store hot dogs and sausages. A nice touch is the hot Jamaian meat or chicken pies under a warming lamp. Sometimes the lottery players bog down the registers, but hey- its part of the character of this place. Always an interesting group of customers here, its a pleasant experience to be a part of. The workers here are fabulous- they seem universally loved by the clientele.

I stopped here for gas and drink one day because 1) it was on the right side of the road and 2)…read morethere's only so much value in spending time trying to find a "good" price on gas anymore. But overall, not a bad experience. Easy in, drive right up to a pump, and there's a trash can if you need it. There's an air pump at the top of the lot. There wasn't enough business where I needed to move the car from the pump to go into the shop. I did anyway, and found about five spots on the left side of the building. What is impressive is the shop. It is immaculately faced for the most part. It is CLEAN, and items are uniformly on the edge of the shelf. There is a restroom available, although I did not see inside. Would pump gas here again!

Eight gas pumps so they are never really crowded. Decent sized parking lot with super easy access…read moreheading east. Can be a bit challenging to get in if you are heading west during the commuter parade into Hartford. Nicely stocked and very neat convenience store. The proprietor is a very personable gentleman who is always cheerful and genuinely seems glad to see you. I never feel taken for granted here, which happens at some convenience stores. And of course they have a mini Dunkin Donuts inside, giving you another compelling reason to stop here,.

Noble has quite a few locations in Connecticut and Massachusetts. It is Connecticut based and the…read morefirst one opened in 2013. Some of the locations also has a car wash. Typically, I don't review gas stations but this one is pretty new, clean, and large. There's an electric vehicle charging station, diesel, gasoline, and a Dunkin attached. When we went, the drive through was not ready yet but it looks like there will be one. There are restrooms and plenty of snacks and drinks to choose from. They also serve coffee, breakfast, grinders, and ice cream.

"Pick out a pleasant outlook Stick out that noble chin…read moreWipe off that full-of-doubt look Slap on a happy grin" (Tony Bennet) Day Hill Road has so many unoccupied stretches, it was great to see a big shiny and quite gigantic transportation and convenience center just open at 2200 Day Hill Road, roughly between Blue Hills Avenue and the I-91 ramps. They've just been open for two weeks and offered a rock-bottom gas price of just $2.89 a gallon. Oh, and by the way, they have an incredibly sweet number of 16 gas pumps. It was one of my cheapest fill ups in quite a while. After I gassed up, I went inside to check out the store and buy a lottery ticket. Well, they've been open for such a short time they're not quite ready to start pumping out those tickets yet. Their spacious convenience store was neat as a pin and stocked to overflowing, and I saw a Dunkin' counter way off to the left. The young lady at the convenience store register was personable and very friendly when I chatted with her about the place. Noble's website says they are "a Connecticut-based business bringing high-end automobile re-fueling centers to New England". There's a few of them around Hartford and spread across the state. Some have carwashes and EV charging stations, but I think it's too early to see what the Day Hill location will end up with. I saw that Noble is also building a Truck Service and Diesel center pretty much next door at 1966 Day Hill Road. They are a very welcome addition to Day Hill Road and all of its office buildings and commuters.

It's actually got a bigger variety than most CVS stores. They've actually had a nice assortment of…read moreHalloween goods here!

Came here to pick up a prescription because my regular pharmacy doesn't carry the medicine I needed…read more So here I am, sixth in line, six more people behind me, one cashier open, at least five people behind the counter, other than the one with the only cash register working No pharmacy staff comes to help. Nothing. Even the inexperienced one leaning against the wall who was just watching. This is poor customer service....it really is. When I think of CVS, I think of prescriptions not anything else that's for sale in the store. I go to CVS to get a prescription. I should go in. I should get out with really no delays They should be ready to rock during busy time. Others behind the counter just watching or doing fairly nothing is unacceptable. Simsbury Pharmacy is a much better choice. Only come here if you absolutely have to