Not your typical gas station/convenience store. They sell Cam 2 high-octane gasoline for race and…read morehigh-performance cars (as well as fuel for more run-of-the-mill vehicles). They also do automotive repairs (with a sign saying walk-in customers are welcome - that's kind of a rarity) and are a state inspection station. Mostly, though, I use them as a convenience store. I have to say, though, that this place is pretty weak as a convenience store. Selection is extremely limited, even taking into account its small size as an afterthought to the repair garage. And even still, there are big gaps in stock. If you are a chocolate lover like me, you will be lucky if they even have a Snickers bar and maybe one or two other choices ... yes, it's that limited. And, their parking lot is very awkward and small for the amount of activity. I only stop here, instead of other nearby convenience stores on the opposite side of Cranston Street, because it's in the same direction I'm usually heading, and it's easier to take a right turn out of here, than a left turn out of the other stores. Normally, I'd rate them only 2 stars, but I'm rating them 3 stars because their gas prices are very low.

Scam, tried charging me $100 for inspection sticker, went up the street to the Sunoco(BMC…read morepetroleum) and paid $55

I mean, it's a gas station…read more Speedway is clean, consistent, and conveniently located. Their gas tends to be the cheapest in the area, and they have easy accessibility (you can usually get in and out without getting stuck in too much traffic). They have excellent perks with their monthly deals & rewards clubs. You can rack up a lot of points through bonus deals, and can get free merchandise if you're a regular buyer. If you buy seven beverages in the "better beverage club" you get ten cents off per gallon of gas, which is a great perk during the hot summer months.

The pumps are never able to print a receipt so you have to go inside which can be annoying. Sadly…read morethey are no longer on upside. So I stopped going.

Shop smart at Speedy Mart. This spot is unique in that it outshines all its competitors in this…read morelocal area of quick-stop shops. The staff and personnel working here are very kind, friendly and safe in the ways they conduct business. They're always willing to help and offer suggestions if appropriate. They are very accommodating to individual needs and requests as well. I very much appreciate the continued quality service that Speedy Mart provides.

Got gasoline poured all over me from a known leaky pump, the person working didn't even offer me a…read morepaper towel. They're insanely rude and seem to dislike their own customers.

Clean, convenient Cumberland Farms located on Post Road, just north of the airport. They have nice…read moreprepared foods like sandwiches and you can grab a gift card from many different restaurants, stores or businesses. Cumberland Farms, colloquially known in the Northeast as Cumby's, is a regional chain of convenience stores based in Westborough, Massachusetts, operating primarily in New England, New York and Florida. Cumberland Farms operates over 560 retail stores and gas stations.

This is typically my go to gas station. The Cumberland farms rewards program is actually a pretty…read moregood thing. If you become a member, you save 10¢ off every gallon of gas you purchase there. I typically find that their prices are competitive and they have a lot of good deals on the app usually as well. As far as the inside of the stores go, I can't really complain. It can get busy at times but that's not really the stores fault. The bathrooms have been clean every time I've used them. The food and drinks are pretty reasonably priced too, as convenience stores go. Parking, however, can be a challenge. This is why I am only giving 4 stars, not 5. Because inside the store can get busy, it can be very difficult to park as there are only a few parking spaces that are not at pumps. Getting in and out can be tricky, but if you use the adjacent road with the traffic light instead of trying to get out from the front of the parking lot, it is much, much easier.

The location of this Shell station is good since it's close to Garden City and the highway, but the…read moretraffic right in that intersection is really crazy. Trying to get in / out of this station is really tough. They do have a good food mart, not huge, but it does have the basic snacks, drinks, etc.

Gas is the going rate, went inside to purchase a drink and snack took digging in the peg shelf to…read morefind one that wasn't expired. Paid 16 bucks for a car wash. Half the car wash chemicals dribbles out and never hit the car. Went over to the self serve vacuums and vending machines. Vending machines all empty and not stocked the vaccum wouldn't pick up a straw wrapper place is in need of a update of equipment stuff is tired and run down. Place never used to be like this

One star is being generous. I have never been to a gas station were the pump does not start at 0…read morefor price and gallons. When seeking assistance with the gas attendant first stated that the pump was running out of gas which was wrong. Then he explained that this is common as someone over filled and it was left over. Which again is false he then proceeded to insult me when he realized what he was saying was false. My tank is only 8 gallons and I only needed 7. Simple math how is it I put 7.7 gallons in. Overcharged for almost a gallon of gas. If that happens all the time think of the money they are pocketing. This station charged me 2.89 extra imagine that with every car that goes in. Very shady and gas attendant is very rude and can't handle simple questions nor can he just say he's not sure what's wrong with the pumps. Awful Awful Awful!

I absolutely love this place. The kids remind me of myself at 16 years old working at a gas station…read morewhen full service was a normal service. I cannot believe the number of cars that come through there on any given day and they handle it. Rain, snow, sleet, and heat. They're always out there. Five stars is the most I can give them. Keep up the good work boys.!

Been going here since it opened..can't beat the prices or great service..it's almost like a blast…read moreto the 1950s when the gas prices were low and gas attendants were friendly and wore uniforms..the owner is a great guy..good luck with his future endeavors

If you live in New England, there's no Wawa gas station / convenience stores around. The closest…read morething is Cumberland Farms. Cumberland Farms, colloquially known as Cumby's, is a regional chain of convenience stores based in Westborough, Massachusetts, operating primarily in New England, New York and Florida. Cumberland Farms operates 566 retail stores, gas stations, and a support system including petroleum and grocery distribution operations in 8 states: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont, New York and Florida. The gas prices are not bad, you do get a discount if you join their SmartPay program on their mobile app. They rebranded their logo back in 2009 with new colors: navy blue and green. The new logo change marked the beginning of the transformation of Cumberland Farms stores from older, legacy stores to new AIM stores that now include numerous new fresh food items such as pizza, chicken sandwiches, subs, and a roller grill. Cumberland Farms offers a large assortment of food service items, candy, snacks, and chilled drinks, which it calls "The Chill Zone", along with Cumberland Farms branded chips, pastries, candy, and coffee, etc. It's nothing like a Wawa or a Bucee's but it does have a good selection of grab and go food items.

I've been going to this station daily for couple of months. I get my coffee which I prefer over DD…read moreor any other coffee shop like I can do it the way I want it. My problem is since some time now everything is nasty-dirty. How can you provide beverages in a nasty-dirty environment? For godsakes what is supposed to be clean and fresh as a place to fix food is like a mo'king male bathroom!!!

We have lived in Cranston for fifty-three years. The self serve gas station was Shell prior to new…read moretanks being installed. The signs stated Mobil going up. However, upon opening there are "no" Mobil signs. In this respect, we will not use the service station. The station shows GARRETTS. Pictures enclosed. I only use Mobil for my Challenger not a no-name brand.

This used to be a Shell gas station, which sat vacant for at least a year. While the building…read moreremains from the Shell station, the underground gas tanks and gas pumps have been replaced, and the parking lot repaved (roughly coinciding with the much-needed repaving of Reservoir Avenue). Because Reservoir Avenue is a very busy four-lane road, with no turning lane, I would only stop here if I was traveling northbound, because trying to take a left turn out of here to go south on Reservoir is a difficult task during peak traffic. There are a decent number of cool-looking fuel pumps, and the parking lot is amply sized. But, it is truly a stretch to call this a 'convenience store'. Selection of drinks and snacks are severely limited, and the only option for coffee is a Keurig coffee maker. I bought a protein bar and a cup of coffee. Thus far in my life, I have never had a bad cup of coffee from a Keurig machine (not that Keurig coffee is good, either), but as they say, there's a first time for everything. The cuppa Joe I got tasted so bad, I couldn't drink it. Surprisingly, they do have a public bathroom, despite the store's small footprint. That is the only reason I gave them 3 stars, instead of 2. During my visit, the younger female cashier was having an animated conversation with a male coworker, who was leaning against the counter (despite several gaps in stock in the beverage coolers), about her future. "I need to go to school," she told him. "I can't do this (job) anymore."

This is a small gas station/convenience store located at the intersection of Park and Dyer avenues…read more It features four fuel pumps, with fairly low gas prices. The building and grounds have seen better days. To the left of the building, there's still the remnants of an old pay phone (which is actually kind of nostalgic to me, who grew up before cell phones). Inside, the store is sparsely stocked, with large gaps on shelves. A couple of long folding tables for Keno players occupies the middle of the store. Normally, I'd rate a gas station/convenience store of this type two stars, because of lack of amenities, limited selection and worn-down appearance. However, I decided to rate this business three stars due to the fact that the man behind the counter (who I assume is the owner) is very personable, and apparently educated. On one visit, he actually engaged me in a fairly long conversation about the origin of various surnames.

I bought gas there on my American Express. They charged my card $125.00 for $39.00 worth of gas. I…read moretried to call them to dispute the charge. All numbers are disabled. I would not recommend. Bad company.