I wish they would put shades on the windows, The sun is very strong…read more It shines right in your face, and you end up walking into people . The people working in the store have a hard time seeing , plus you can't read the register. Please do something. It is not good

for some reason, there was a $17 purchase on my debit card for multiple drinks and snack made from…read morethat store. I reported a scam on my debit card to my bank and sooner found out SOMEONE WHO EFFING WORKS THERE USED MY DEBIT CARD TO PAY FOR THEIR FOOD. I want this place SHUT DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!

You don't see this kind of honesty every day -- I gave the girl $20 too much and she actually came…read moreout of the booth to chase me and give me my change. Give this girl a raise, please!!

BEWARE of overcharging at the register here…read more My intention was to write this review for The Boot, which is located inside the Sunoco Mini Mart, but now I'm directing this one star rating to this Sunoco. I decided to stop here for lunch so I could rate this place. The Boot food counter serves up pizza, pasta dinners, subs, and calzones. They offer whole pizza pies and self serve pizza slices from the heated carousel. You order your food at the food counter in back and pay for your order at the register at the front of the store. I picked up a Slice of Cheese Pizza (posted $1.65 plus tax) and ordered the Chicken Parm Dinner (posted $7.00 plus tax) served over pasta with bread. They ran out of spaghetti for the chicken parm and told me they were substituting cheese ravioli instead, which an upgrade and was fine by me. The ravioli was boiled in a small pot, layered with a sweet chunky tomato & onion sauce and topped with chicken cutlets (real chicken) & mozzarella cheese, then sent through the belt oven. The bread was 4 inches of a sub roll. The staff wrote down $7.56 on the chicken parm container, which I assumed the $0.56 was the 8% meals tax. I went up to the register to pay and the total came out to $10.16 with tax, a bit high but I paid for it since I was trying to get back to work. On the way back to work I did the following math in my head and I was overcharged by the guy at the register. The chicken parm ($7.56) already had the meals tax in the price, but charged me $7.56+$0.60=$8.16. The slice of cheese pizza was supposed to be $1.65+$0.13=$1.78, but he charged me $1.85+$0.15=$2.00 (price for a slice of pizza with one topping, but I had plain cheese). WTF??? This may sound petty, but it's all about the principle. The staff in the back at The Boot counter were friendly and the food was decent, standard chicken parm & ravioli (instead of spaghetti) and the thin slice of pizza was tough & chewy from sitting around in the carousel, 2.75 STARS for The Boot. But the register up front is a SCAM. Double meals taxation and overcharging, UNACCEPTABLE!!! Just wondering how many other customers may have been overcharged, and for how long??? I definitely will not return! SUGGESTION: If you like good pizza, subs, Italian food, and the aroma of Sunoco gas similar to here, then head over to the Clemenzas inside the Myles Travel Plaza in Auburn, where I've had great takeout meals and never been overcharged.

While the other review may be accurate, I am reviewing this place purely on the gas station aspect…read moreand much less on the store in itself. I was traveling home from Alton and needed gas so I stopped at this Sunoco, all of the other stations I saw on Hooksett Rd were either crowded or overpriced, this is one of the largest ones and wasn't too busy to get on my nerves. There is a store called "On The Move Pizza and Deli" with a ton of merchandise in a vast, open convenience store. Lots of snacks, candy and all the other stuff you'd find in any convenience store. They even have a full aisle of cleaning supplies. Since when do convenience stores sell laundry detergent? Seriously. They have a full lunch area with pizza, fried chicken, drinks, slushes and more, and a whole section of alcohol in the back of the store. Employees seem pretty friendly (or at least not rude) and keep the store tidy and updated. 24 pack of bottled water was an especially good value for $2.50. 4 stars for the Sunoco on Hooksett Road. I don't have any problem with this place.

Bought large cheese pizza and wasn't given back debit card... when I noticed I didn't have it in my…read morewallet I called back 23 times and there was no answer and when the answering service picked up it said Your call cannot be completed as dialed . I went to another location closer to where I was at and they can't believe that no one would respond . What is Shady operation I would never recommend this store again which is a shame because I've been going there for years

jennifer couch has sold a vape and joint papers to a minor using her personal ID. the people there…read moredont seem to know what they are doing half the time. there is one guy that is always on his phone and doesnt seem to want to be there to help costumers

This Nouria location on Hooksett Rd offers some of the most competitive gas prices in the area!…read moreFormerly Mega-X, this Nouria features Mobil gas with 8 fueling positions and a Dunkin' Donuts with Drive Thru. This Nouria convenience store and gas station is a convenient location to stop for Mobil gas, snacks, cold drinks, and Dunkin' Donuts. The layout of the convenience store is very cramped and parking lot around the gas pumps is very tight as well. I stop here on my commute for the very reasonably priced Mobil gas, which is usually slightly cheaper than the Allenstown Nouria up the road and much cheaper than other gas stations in the area. Nouria Rewards members save 5 cents per gallon, or more when you spend money inside Nouria. They also offer promotions on the Nouria Rewards app such as free bottled water and promotional items at this location. At other Nouria locations without Dunkin', they also offer free coffee to Nouria Rewards members. This location would've gotten 5 stars, only if the site and building were larger and easier to maneuver. The Nouria near my home is much larger and has a kitchen and an Amato's too, but much higher gas prices there.

From the owner: "Nouria is one of New England's largest and most trusted family-owned and operated convenience…read morestores and fuel retailers, offering fresh and wholesome choices, healthy food options, a wide assortment of beverages and snacks and a mission to deliver the ultimate guest experience."

This Mobil Mart is so bizarre that you have to see it for yourself. It's worth the drive. It's not…read moreone for the kids though; they sell bongs. They have a large, unisex bathroom onesie with a sign over the door that says "Complaint Department" and the oddest in-stall display. I have an odd fascination with gas station bathroom decor, and this one ranks up there as one of the strangest I've seen. The store itself seems to have a wide variety of items as far as convenience stores go, and there's a fast food restaurant inside the store called Cheesesteak Factory. All I bought was a $1 large cup of coffee, and it was decent. This place gets five stars for the unique experience it offers.

The Alltown Fresh in Manchester is wonderful. The freshly prepared food is great. There is a huge…read moreselection of food in the grocery part. The best part of this place is the people who work there. Everyone was friendly and helpful. I rarely write reviews but this place really stands out.

Convenient place to stop for Sunoco gas and food located off Route 101 Exit 2. The Myles Travel…read morePlaza offers basic items such as snack food, candy, jar goods, soda, alcoholic beverages, cigarettes, gifts, and more. If you're hungry or need to wake up, there's also Dunkin' Donuts (may move to its own location across the street in 2013) and The Birdhouse inside the store. The only drawback is the gas prices here are some of the highest seen in the Manchester area.

i want to shoutout to kelsey content for making it possible for me to have hot-chocolate on my ruff…read moremorning . thank you sooo muchhh employeee of the month material .

There's something about this place. And, it's not "location location location". The people…read moreoperating the place have a way of making people feel welcomed and tended to. They get the true meaning of hospitality. It's the kind of place where you might invent an errand just for the sake of catching up with whatever's going on in the neighborhood, perhaps glance at the front page of the Union Leader. The people behind the counter and behind the scenes demonstrate the meaning of work ethic but, somehow, find the patience and time to add value to the community of regulars, irregulars, and passers-thru, whom they serve. Thanks, Maple Street 7-Eleven!!!

The last three times I have come here the pump I try to get gas at is not working properly(all…read moredifferent pumps). This past time was the last straw because it was freezing temperatures and high winds and I was absolutely miserable waiting for the broken credit card reader, trying to get my card out of the pump. I will never come here again.

They require masks (which is a good thing) but this morning one employee had her mask down below…read moreher nose and the other down below her chin. Although convenient, I will not be patronizing this location again.

The sandwiches are very good and filling but the past 3 times my wife and I have ordered from them…read morethe orders have been completely wrong. I want to like this place but the consistency has been terrible.

From the owner: Seasons Corner Market is a family owned and operated, full service convenience store experience. We…read moreoffer a wide selection of fresh food sourced from local vendors, premium coffee roasted in-house at our co-branded cafes, a rotating schedule of monthly promotions, and shell gasoline to keep you on the move. With locations in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, come in and discover why we're your one-stop shop for quality and convenience. There's always a reason to stop at Seasons!