Friendly staff who actually acknowledge & greet you, delicious ready-to-eat hot food at bargain…read moreprices (try their cinnamon crumb muffins!!!!), slushy & coffee machines, a few grocery items (expensive, but that's to be expected for a gas station) , beautifully kept.. i love this Cumberland Farms!!!

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.

Found this service station off 90 for fuel. Paying $3.22/gallon. Situation is kind of tricky…read morebecause if you get off 90 at an exit for fuel you pay a toll to get off and back onto 90 or stay on 90 and stop at a service station and pay more then what's advertised if you get off we choose the service station. Didn't go inside we paid at the pump. There is a small booth if we need assistance in the mix.

This is one of the newly renovated New York State Thruway rest stops. They really are quite lovely…read more This one has a Starbucks and the apple tree, which seems to be the rebranding of all the convenience. Stores walk the Thruway. Tons of easy parking it's easy to get on and off the Thruway as well.

Liars and scammers. Do not try to use price chopper card here. They make you lose your credit and…read morepay full price. Rude and unhelpful

Given the size of this Stewart's (smaller than average) and the number of gas pumps (fewer), this…read moreis evidently an older Stewart's. Its strong point is its location. It's at a busy intersection. It's also in front of a large grocery store (i.e., Hannaford), and if all you want is some of the more basic groceries, plus Stewart's products, you'll generally be satisfied here, unless you're looking for items more common to their newer, larger shops. Schenectady County typically has lower gas prices; this is not reflected here. As I recall, there are few if any other gas stations in the immediate vicinity, and Stewart's has a reputation for charging whatever they can get for gasoline when there's no other stations around. Even if you drive just a couple miles further north on Balltown Road, the next Stewart's, at the intersection of Nott St., is typically at least 6 cents a gallon cheaper. As I've said for other Stewart's shops - if the gas is pricier, get your gas someplace else, and spend the money you saved on groceries or ice cream here.

Life is funny. When…read moreI first moved to the Capital Region, I did not understand the love for Stewarts. Not one little bit. In fact, I think I may have considered the cult-like following this regional chain of convenience stores a symptom of a larger problem affecting the citizens of Upstate New York. I don't drink the coffee. Even the steamed hot dogs aren't my thing. And that egg sandwich is one of the worst things I've put in my mouth. One of the reasons I love Stewart's is for the milkshakes. As a parent, I've come to learn that there is almost no problem that can befall a child, that cannot be helped by a Stewart's shake. Generally we get an extra thick chocolate shake, make with chocolate milk, and without syrup. Sometimes we'll get it with malt powder. But lately, my daughter has been experimenting with other ice creams. The extra thick peanut butter pandemonium, made with chocolate milk, is also a winner. This Stewart's will forever be remembered as the one in which my daughter had her very first extra thick cookies and cream milkshake. When I was a teenager, one of my friends would order these all the time. And I still remember how mind-bendingly good that first sip was. It's not the most common milkshake flavor, but the fellow behind the counter at this Stewarts was well aware of its excellence. He spun up a great one, and now my daughter's eyes are opened. Obviously, this was a very personal experience, and your milage may vary. But I do love walking into a Stewarts and encountering an extra enthusiastic employee behind the ice cream counter. It makes a great experience even better. Plus, this Stewarts also has gas, those great Stewarts eggs, and a few of the other Stewarts staples I've come to love over the years.

When I went there to buy some ice cream and asked how much was it they said check your self I…read morecouldn't even see how much did it cost because they didn't even put price tags on it

Stewart's always seems to have just what you need when you don't think you need it. I was going in…read morefor just a cup of coffee and next thing you know I'm walking out with a peanut butter and jelly, hard roll, and some combos for later on in the day. It's a very hard impulse buy type of establishment because everything is right there in your face. The establishment itself was very clean and the worker is very friendly, and were very helpful for everything that they were doing. The food was pretty good. Overall one of the better types of convenience foods that you will find. It's not like the standard ordering from a new name station where it's the frozen patties and really doesn't taste all that good imitation meat. It's actually pretty good especially their pizza. My favorite is the buffalo chicken pizza. It's absolutely amazing for some reason and I don't know what they do to it. So head on then try it out, see what they got going on and thank you for listening.

This is a nice new location. Well it's not a new location. It's a new store and they tore down the…read moreold store which was very small and put in a larger parking lot and a larger store itself. It is still very clean inside and people seem to be very friendly when you go in to this location so it is definitely got a feel of a welcoming nature. The food there is OK it's not fine dining but it's quick food that you can grab and go and it's not horrible, believe it or not. The thing I like the most is their buffalo chicken pizza which I find is something that always draws me in for some reason because I truly enjoy a quick bite on the go and that really hits the spot. I definitely recommend this location. I can't speak for the other locations. I haven't been there but this location is right near the home so I'm always here. Thank you so much for listening.

Shop #187. Mid sized old layout Stew's with a kind of hard to navigate parking lot, technically on…read morea corner with the side street off State. This location's pretty busy and lottery sales tend to make the counters back up. Two booths, neither with a view out the window. Very low on the Stewart's relative scale of quality.

Come on who doesn't love Stewart's?! The best ice cream and milkshakes. I love their french toast…read moreand blueberry coffee flavors.

Tonight a staff member was rude to me. I spend a lot of time and money and thought of this as my…read morefavorite Stewart's. Now .... I'm not sure and was surprised.

Been going to this store (Rte 108 Somersworth N.H.) daily for 7+ years. Doesn't seem possible but…read moreit keeps getting worse. Lately, they can't even keep up with the coffee making. Manager says they need help. Strange, because previous manager had zero issues with the same staffing levels. I've written to corporate in the past to no avail. It's been a shit show since EG, the European parent company took over. Oh well...I'll give my $20 per day to Irving. Hey EG!!

The ladies in here are always nice. Even when I'm baked and can't decide what I want. Although they…read morehad expired food out the place is always super clean and has a great selection. Food is good when fresh too.

I understand it's very cold out, but no one is taking care to ensure the pumps are working. They…read moredon't even communicate that. Sad that they don't care.