Great store, well stocked. Large self serve coffee station and prepared hold and cold foods. Plenty…read moreof gas pumps as well. Very clean store

People should not knit pick every little thing wrong with a store. It is a convenience store not a…read morecater to your every want and need store. Adults thinking what they write matters. It doesn't. Place is great. Clean everyone is friendly and I go here all the time. My advice to all you yelpers get a real job and stop complaining about every place you visit .

BJ's Gas in Seekonk is easily accessible off the I-195 and used to be my go to BJ's gas station…read morebefore all the I-195 traffic. Sometimes if I'm in the area, I'll make sure to stop by this BJ's gas station. The gas station is connected to the wholesale club which makes it convenient and is members only. Usually, there are no lines or only a few minute queue to get gas. With the BJ's One Mastercard (no annual credit card fee), I get 10¢ off/gallon at BJ's Gas which is great to have savings on top of savings.

Definitely the best prices on gas in the area! This station requires you to have the BJs membership…read more(unlike others where you can still fuel up without the membership but pay more), so members only. Be prepared for very long lines on weekends and holidays, however! 2.79 for 87 on 2/2/25.

I love this Cumberland Farms location at the corner of Mineral Spring and Charles. Once in a great…read morewhile, one of the gas pumps might be down for whatever reason, and this is clearly indicated on the pump. It's great that if you have a Cumberland Farms card, you always receive ten cents off the price for each gallon of gas you buy. The air pump station is always working. The inside of the store is always well-stocked, clean, and orderly. The people at the cash register are very pleasant. There are two entrances/exits for this location. One is on Charles Street, and one is on Mineral Spring Avenue. Entering/exiting the location is easy. Really excellent place.

No concern about diabetic options, this company literally feeds the medical industry with diabetic…read morepatients with high levels of sugar options and very little alternatives.. They don't care one bit.

Nice gas station and convenience store. Some 7-Eleven stores are not well kept and full of people…read moreloitering outside. I have not seen any of that at this convenience store. The gas pumps are all self pay, so that's easy for people in a hurry. On the inside you can get a slurpee, regular cold beverages, snacks, cookies, chocolates as well as some prepared foods like sandwiches. Their auto part section has the basic things like windshield washer fluid, oil, brake fluid, etc. The lady inside was very pleasant and patient with all the customers.

This is the only 7-Eleven that I use an ATM at in Rhode Island I live in Massachusetts I don't go…read moreto Rhode Island much except Saturdays I will use my chime credit card at their ATM to take out money my credit card was recently information was stolen they got my PIN number and my credit card number and took out cash at another convenience store in Rhode Island in Warwick I have strong reason to believe that they have a skimmer on their ATM collecting information be aware using your credit card at this location whether it's the store purchases or specially their ATM I will never use my credit card again there....

Update: In addition to the below, gas is consistently a little more expensive than some other…read moreoptions within a 10 minute radius, they charge 10 cents more per gallon by paying with credit (not uncommon in the vicinity), and you still have to guesstimate how much gas you need and prepay to pump. The convenience store pricing is average/slightly above average for the area compared to the other options on this block. The people are friendly enough though slow on occasion. --------------------------------------------------- This place is a gas station that has a convenience store inside. You can't pay for gas at the pump (it's all pre-pay inside the shop). I only come here if I'm driving on fumes, this place needs to be updated.

I may be partial because I live nearby, but I feel bad that this place is getting hated on just…read morebecause of the slight inconvenience of having to prepay for gas inside the store. I've never found it to be that trying unless I've needed gas in a hurry, and I tend not to let myself get into that situation. Broadway Express is quite a bit bigger than the other convenience stores in the immediate vicinity, so there's that. Gas, air pump, ATM, lotto machines (if you care), small seating area, a few off-street parking spaces. Its hours are super-convenient... I don't want to misinform but I think it's 2 in the morning. You have your standard in-city convenience store prices, but the people behind the counter are quite nice, so it's not a total drag to interact with them. The gas prices are pretty much in keeping with the neighborhood. For said neighborhood? Definitely four stars.

This place was really nice! We stopped to get gas, use the bathroom and grab some drinks on a road…read moretrip. Dunkin is open 24h. Bathrooms are super clean.

I can't rate this location any higher than three stars, because the extremely heavy traffic at the…read moreintersection of routes 6 and 136 makes it difficult to pull in and out of here, unless you are pulling in and out in the same direction as traffic. When leaving here, I needed to take a left on GAR Highway (Rte. 6), but didn't want to cross four lanes of traffic (two lanes in each direction), so I took a right out of the parking lot, then turned left into another business farther down the road, so I could essentially make a safe U-turn. If it seems exhausting reading this, it's a pain doing it in actuality. It basically negates the whole concept of a convenience store. This location features 12 fuel pumps, two upscale bathrooms and a Dunkin' Donuts inside the store. Since the store is in Massachusetts, they sell beer and wine. The store was clean, but they were a bit stingy on the A/C. Cashier was polite. The parking lot seems undersized for the amount of gas pumps; worse yet, some of the parking spaces in front of the store are right over access covers to the underground gas tanks. Basically, it's a decent store, but only convenient if you're passing it on the right.

Convenient Cumberland Farms gas station and convenience store in Riverside. If you are in Seekonk,…read moreMA or East Providence, RI this store is not too far. The gas prices are not the lowest in the area but if you have their Smart Pay Rewards you can save 10 cents per gallon...every day. I went inside to get some cookies and their selection was good. The cashier was pleasant and friendly.

Not sure what is wrong with systems at Cumberland Farms but, cannot ever get paper receipt for gas…read morepaid with credit card. This is the second such location I have tried! Need receipt for business car for gas! WTH! I'll have to stop going here for gas if they cannot provide credit card receipts!?

Stop here every once in awhile for gas and for too many times I've had a problem with either…read moreseveral pumps being down or a pay inside comes up on the screen after trying to use a debit card. I always fill up when I get gas so going inside to prepay becomes a problem. They are unable to just run the pump without putting in an amount, so I have to guesstimate the total which means I have to underestimate. For me, I just want to fill up and pay at the pump. I left and went to another station and will not be returning to speedway in the future.

This Speedway is better than some Speedway locations, since it has a bathroom, and many coffee,…read moredrink and food choices. While the store is smaller than some Speedways, it does boast several gas pumps and a decent-sized parking lot. But, they don't sell diesel fuel, which is why I rated them 3 stars, instead of 4. I stopped by there around 7:30 a.m. Saturday. There were two employees on duty, both middle-aged gentlemen. One appeared to be a manager or shift supervisor, and the other, who wore kneepads, was stocking merchandise. The one who was restocking was very detail oriented and apparently experienced at retail, because I overheard him make suggestions on merchandising to the supervisor. Ultimately, however, he was stymied, because he had to follow company policies. Too bad; he sounded like he knew what he was talking about.