Great place to pick up inexpensive coffee if many varieties, snacks, hot pizza slices, sandwiches,…read moresalads, drinks, etc... Good prices for gas - I got an extra 20 cents off gas, for Black Friday, too!

Large cumbies. Shares its parking lot with a liquor store. Gas pumps are spread apart and lots of…read moreparking in front of store. Download app to earn rewards and get 10 cents off gas.

This gas station/convenience store is by no means fancy, and it has a somewhat limited selection of…read moredrinks, grocery items and snacks. Inside is kinda dingy and I saw no bathroom for customers. There's no impressive coffee station, unlike Cumberland Farms. Normally, I would rate this type of gas station/convenience store around two stars (or even one, if there are more serious issues), but I have no problem rating this place a solid three stars, and would even give it 3.5 stars, if Yelp allowed half stars in individual ratings. That's because their prices are super low. As of Oct. 20, 2017, their price for regular unleaded gas was $2.43 - that's a full 20 cents per gallon less expensive than the Shell station nearby! Also, they charge less than $2.80 for a gallon of 1 percent milk, which is the cheapest current price I've seen. And, a 16-ounce Red Bull was $3.79, versus an average of $4.19 elsewhere. Their location - adjacent to the traffic rotary across from Royal Mills - is actually quite convenient and easy to pull in and out of, with several curb cuts in their parking lot. Yet another reason I like them is that I ran out of gas nearby, about a year ago, and they helped me out a lot when I was in a jam, so I appreciate that. I really need to go here more often, and you should too, if you like to save money!

This is a nice little community corner store. It has the basics and a few other oddities. The gas…read moreproces are probably some of the cheapest in all of RI.

This location is convenient because it is open 24hrs. Friendly staff. If you can't find what you…read moreare looking for they will tell you another local business you can get that item from.

Bottom line: This is one of the smaller, grungier Speedway locations…read more Speaking of location, it's in a very treacherous location, as far as traffic is concerned. The three-way intersection it is near has odd angles, and traffic tends to speed, so I usually avoid stopping here, unless I am on Providence Street, traveling toward downtown W.W., so I don't have to cross opposing traffic. Even if you are pulling out and turning right, you have to be on high alert. Furthermore, the parking lot is WAY too small to support the businesses that are next to this Speedway. It adjoins Westcott House Pizza, which has delivery drivers going in and out, so you must navigate around them. (There is also a barbershop and Chinese restaurant in a separate building, but very close to Speedway, adding to the feeling that you are negotiating an asteroid field in this parking lot.) Finding an open gas pump that's on the right side for your vehicle is a challenge; I had to wait behind another car this Saturday to get gas. And, the curb cuts are in awkward locations. The inside has so-so drink selections, and few food options. On today's visit, the rollers were not turning on the heater keeping the few burritos warm, so I would definitely opt out of those. Usually there is only one employee on duty, whereas other locations have two or three workers. My biggest beefs with Speedway is that most (including this one) have no public bathrooms, and their aggressive pushing of their Speedy Rewards card. My wallet is full enough of cards already, thank you.

Everything is good here I like it because I can go there a lot this is a very nice gas stationread more

Staff is extremely nice and welcomes every customer. This is my go-to spot on my way to work…read moreeveryday.

This gas station is well lit, the convenience store has a vast selection of snacks and most…read moreimportantly the gas prices are lower than across the border into Connecticut. -ODL Connect with me! IG & YouTube: @AOEAT

This Sunoco is in a very convenient location on Quaker Lane - I will give it that. It's in a big…read moreparking lot that is relatively easy to maneuver around. HOWEVER - I don't know if I've ever seen a ratio of out of order pumps to functioning pumps this horrendous before. I think I counted 4 out of order pumps. I did a double take when I saw a pump that was reinforced with duct tape.

This mechanic right here is an old fashioned, honest to goodness businessman. I brought my car in…read moredue to an alternator error and was fearing a $700 bill. After explaining everything to Frank, he figured out that it was only a belt and could save me hundreds of dollars on a pointless repair/replacement. He was honest from Go and was upfront about all charges or repairs. He is now my go to mechanic! Thank the heavens for this shop

The mechanic here is also the owner Frank and his prices and service are both exceptional only…read moreproblem is he can get quite busy but he can diagnose a car problem faster than anyone I know.

Easy in and out access of this location. The workers are also very kind and respectful. I've never…read morehad an issue here and the price points are good at this location. I always get receipts it doesn't run out of paper for me like most other gas stations at the pump.

This is one of my frequent stops, since it's in a convenient location. The parking lot is huge,…read moreand there are three entrances: two from the main road, and one from the side road (Laurel Avenue). There are a good number of gas pumps, plus they sell ice and have a propane tank exchange. The store itself, however, is tiny. There is no bathroom, which cost them a star. And, the register is located near the front door, so if there are as few as even two people in line, it's awkward going in and out of the store, as you have to literally dodge people. It's not unusual for one of the narrow merchandise aisles (usually the first aisle) to be filled with a line of people waiting to check out. Although the store is tiny, somehow it manages to cram in a few display cases of vaping juice and accessories. Gas prices are okay, but one of the main reasons I frequent this store is that they have good prices on Garelick Farms milk ($2.99, versus about $4.50 at a supermarket). But, they are sometimes out of the 1 percent variety (grrrr!), and then I have to settle for a half-gallon. Cashiers who work there are okay, although not the most energetic, upbeat people. And, on more than a few occasions, I've seen some sketchy customers that appear to be under the influence (thankfully, they walked to the store) or otherwise 'out there' in some way. Besides being convenient, this business is in a beautiful location, right next to the Pawtuxet River and a man-made waterfall, and the former Anthony Mill, which is now a large apartment complex. The smoke stack of the former mill still proudly stands above the landscape. There is also a small parking lot for the bike path nearby.

Still the lowest price around 90% of the time. The lot and four pumps are kept clean. Diesel is…read moreavailable at two pumps (each pump has two sides). Lot has access from both Cowesett Ave and the side street giving you in and out traffic options. Most people stopped at light are gracious and leave space to exit the lot.

This station has the lowest priced around The diesel is .35…read morecents less the all the others I just paid $2.65 a gal for diesel while other stations nearby is still charging $2.99 per gal. Regular is the cheapest I've seen around at $2.15 a gal.

I needed to get my RI emissions inspection on a Sunday and this was one of the few places that were…read moreable to help out. I called the morning of and they were also to give me an appointment right away. The garage is right next to a small and basic convenience store. We waited in the store until the inspection was done. About 10-15 minutes. Quick and painless. They take credit cards and they are prompt.

Please don't go here and they are a friend of a friend and still sold me two used cars one had been…read morein a flood and only after having the car for less than a year was told it needed a new engine it cost me 600 dollars and when I got it back the engine was still making the same noise so he never put a new one in the second one had a bad gas leak and could have killed me and my 2 year old daughter he knew I would be driving her around in. I had also had a transmission leak he charged me 350 dollars to fix and one day later it was still all leaking out when he was told he said well I just fixed what was wrong on the outside, I took it somewhere else and the only thing it needed was a new filter that was not expensive at all and the new repair man advised me there wasn't anything new on my transmission. Please do not go here.

This gas station has been here forever it seems like. I know it's changed names over the years but…read moreother then that not much else has changed. The location is pretty key,seeing as how there's no competition in the immediate area. The prices are usually expected, sometimes a few cents more then other stations but not too bad. There are plenty of pumps and very easy in and out of the parking lot. I usually see the same two female workers when I stop in and both are super nice! The inside could use some updating but they have everything you'd expect in a basic convenience store. I don't mind this place its not my favorite gas station but its not horrible either. Overall just your average RI gas station... :-)

This gas station and convenience store has had several identities. At different times, it sold…read moreMobil and Sunoco gas, and the convenience store, formerly named Xtra-Mart, is now called "American Mart". Conveniently located at the intersection of New London Avenue and Legris Avenue (Route 117), it's not too difficult to pull in and out of, thanks to the traffic light. There are a decent number of gas pumps, and adequate parking. Gas prices are about average for the area. My first impression upon walking into the store today was a strong odor that smelled like burnt coffee or burnt food. Besides the strong odor, another thing I noticed was that the tile floor has seen better days. The ceramic tiles were scratched, and some were cracked. Two of the coolers had very noisy fans or compressors. Another oddity was a rectangular, folding table with six chairs around it, in the middle of the floor toward the back of the store, between the beverage coolers, and the coffee and fountain drink stations. Apparently the table is for the benefit of Keno players, although during my stop there this afternoon, it was cluttered with half-full cases of Red Bull cans, as if someone had been restocking the coolers. (Speaking of energy drinks, many are discounted if you buy two.) The "American Mart" also has some hot, prepared foods. I get the impression that the store is trying to emulate a Speedway or the newly-improved Cumberland Farms, but it falls way short. It's an okay place to get gas and a drink, but that's about it as far as I'm concerned.