Great gathering place AND good place to pick up groceries (Groceries are a little pricey)read more

Nice small convenience store in Lexington with a friendly owner and a pretty good variety of…read moreessentials. Usually have a good beer or two on tap and a selection of wines by the glass. They have a nice assortment of locally made goods. Also - British chocolates and an amazing variety of flavored potato chips! They've expanded their outdoor area to include bocce and cornhole. The food offerings are fairly basic but tasty - in nice weather you can grab a picnic and set outside and enjoy.

They have the best ice cream!! Amazing variety of flavors and huge servings for just a few dollars!read more

Smashing, spectacular, scrumptious. The vibes at this location are off the charts. I wish I lived…read morecloser, I honestly and truly cannot get enough of what they have to offer.

Ripoff. A dozen eggs and a bag of chips $11.50? That's not inflation, that's gouging.read more

They have what you need, but very rude people behind the counters. I asked politely if they were…read morestill serving food. They came back at me with.. "That's a dumb question, what do you think?" She continued to make small, rude remarks until checkout. From me: Cheer up folks, have a nice day.

Classic gas pumps and reasonable beverage prices. Got my Celseus there but idk abut beer selection…read moreor pricing as I didn't have time to look

They offer so many different food choices and ALL of them are delicious! There is a lunch area…read morewhere one can sit if you don't want to take out. You can also fill up gas for your car.

PROS: Very nice gas station! Several modern working pumps and the prices were good. Convenient…read morelocation right off the main road CONS: When I selected print receipt the machine never printed it for me OVERALL: I would definitely come back here due to the price, location, and the modern tech of the pump

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.

Definitely a great place to go in a pinch. They have everything from soda to paper cups to alcohol…read more The one thing is that like most places, that have a 5 dollar minimum on credit/debit cards. On weeknights they close at around 9:30. The employees are always helpful!

You would expect that if four guys were in Accord, NY for a weekend getaway they'd been planning…read morefor months, most if not all of them would bring toothbrushes. But in this case you would be as disappointed as I was because half of them (one a seasoned traveler) brought nothing even resembling a toothbrush. We entered Rondout Valley Grocery hopeful but with the understanding that the rest of us might have to live with these guys' atrocious breath for three days. Or else they will "borrow" our toothbrushes when we are too drunk to notice. My buddy headed for the beer fridge in anticipation of Plan B after we found no toothbrushes with the paper towels and no toothbrushes with the shaving cream. There was a well-balanced beer selection, with offerings much better than your typical convenience store. Almost giving up, he asked the clerk about toothbrushes. BEHOLD. Toothbrushes right behind his head. He purchased two and we never looked back. Thank you Roundout Valley Grocery for having everything a person needs, especially when "everything" means beer and toothbrushes.

Not alot of people know about Tetta's Market because of its strategic location. They really do try…read moreto be a pillar of the community and offer up more than your average gas station. I mean it's a pizzeria, deli, bakery, beer garden, gas station, and convenience store all rolled up into one. With an old school vibe unchanged over time and the kind of place where everyone knows your name. Their sandwiches are really good with high quality ingredients. I enjoy their pizza although I've heard mixed reviews. I did spy some Formisano bread boxes. The cookies are the size of my face btw. The owner Primo is a real cool guy with a larger than life personality. I'd go here more often if it wasn't so far away from Saugerties but if you live out by Stone Ridge or Shokan it's a must stop. Above Photography https://www.instagram.com/b.overly_delicious/ 10% off with Foodie Card www.ulstereateriesunfiltered.com-- at Tetta's Market.

Was pleasantly surprised by Tetta's pizzeria! We had a large pie and a cheese calzone which cost…read more$33. I really liked the dough and the flavor of the sauce. It was thinner crust but not too thin. The calzone was well seasoned and garlicky goodness. My only note was the dough was soft and could of used another minute or two to crisp up! My partner picked up and said the owners were super friendly and helpful. Will definitely stop by again!

I do work in several counties (at Stewart's too much), always hot food and displays stocked in all…read morebut this one! Seems every time you come in the food is gone or over cooked! Today cheeseburger hard as a puck. understaffed?

I don't ask for a lot out of a convenience store... My wife and I combined spend over $3,000 a…read moremonth on gas because of our jobs, so I'm at quite a few convenience stores. As long as the place is semi-clean, the staff isn't rude, I'm pretty much good. Oh, and there's one other thing... The windshield washer fluid and squeegee situation at the pumps. I hate when there's no washer fluid. I hate when there hasn't been washed or fluid for days and there's cobwebs holding the squeegee in the reservoir. Typically when I pull into a convenience store the first thing I check is the washer fluid because that's the first thing I do.. if there isn't any, I go somewhere else. If there is I wash my windshield I fill up with gasoline and I typically go inside and buy some snacks. I'm guessing you can judge by the number of stars I just left, that this particular location doesn't have any.

Cumberland Farms is basically a 7-Eleven but just a little nicer, cleaner and they allow customers…read moreto use their restrooms. Their coffee is usually fresh and they have all the items you'd expect to find in a convenience store. One thing that sets it apart from other 24/7's in the area is the employees are super nice at this location and it always makes for a pleasant experience.

Just went into this shop to buy beer. My friend lost his ID and showed a picture of it, and she…read morewouldn't let him buy it. So I showed the cashier my physical ID and I would buy it. She refused to sell it to us because she said it's illegal for her to sell it to me after someone with no ID came up with it. My friend is 3 years older then me. The cashier is in the wrong and doesn't know the law because I can buy it since I have my ID and it's my responsibility on what happens with the beer afterwards. Honestly this place should train their staff better since their staff are incompetent and should know what the law truly is. Never will come this place and recommend my friends in the area to avoid this place going forward.