Cheapest gas this day in town! Had some issues with the pump but owner came out and fixed what…read moreevery was wrong.

No restroom, and no apologies for not having one. In a competitive market, that's enough incentive…read morefor me to go a block down to Stewart's for gas. What else are they cutting corners on?

Great Stewarts shop. Bad neighborhood. There was a sign in the window that warned customers to 'not…read morebring in' their bags. Inside idle, riff-raff kids were lounging at tables. The staff was great and this shop had the bread and milk that I came in to buy. The clerks are cool. This is a large Stewart's. Gas pumps work. Review: 5 (avoid the riff-raff)

RYAN MADE THE MOST BUSTING VANILLA MILKSHAKE EVER! He was so kind and provided the best customer…read moreservice to our large group of milkshake lovers! Thanks Ryan! He also took the initiative to create a safe store environment and wonderful ambiance

Review is based on gas purchases only…read more Until I injured my back several months ago, I pumped gas at Stewart's on Balltown Road. Then a neighbor told me about the Sunoco across the street from Stewart's which is a full service station. Value: I was amazed that the gas prices are the same as Stewart's. What? Service: The young man who pumps gas is courteous and efficient. He greets you with a smile and chats if you like when he isn't swamped. He makes a good day even better and a bad day promising. I need to ask his name, so I can add it here. This Sunoco is where I buy gas now when needed.

Close to Starbucks in Niskayuna and a good choice for coffee. I bought an extra large cup of…read moreBlueberry Crumble coffee which was appealing on the second day of spring. There was also Maple French Toast coffee so tough choice. I also bought home a large fresh Apple Cinnamon glazed coil shaped pastry to share. Superior to coffee at industry kingpin Starbucks for several reasons: *lower PRICES *Self service -- so you can MIX your own blend which I do often *Tasty seasonal flavors *Hot, Iced or Cold Brew *Good selection of creamers including whole and 2% milk plus Half and Half. The staff is friendly, efficient, and focused on customer satisfaction. Checkout is quick since attention is paid to lines; you are called to another register so you do not have to wait. You can pick up a newspaper, a sweet or savory treat, a gift card, ice cream, snacks, sandwiches, small salads, bread, and of course their award winning milk. You can buy gas or use the air pump or even sit at a table if you like. And it is a local company; headquarters are in Ballston Spa. With @ 400 stores and over 5,000 employers it is a community staple. It was named 2025 Business of the Year. It gives millions back to the community.

Was out on the motorbike popping wheelies racing down roads screaming down dirt roads. Suddenly…read morerealizing gas situation was in crisis mode. Skidded to a halt slammed a few coordinates into my GPS to find a Stewart's to quench the thirst of the big powerful bike. This bike is a stuck up snob, Only likes the finest carbon-ated juices. This is why we bring them to Stewart's. They carry a non-ethanol high-octane super fuel to turn my adventure bike into a rocket ship. After filling her to the rim, I realized I could use a little nutrition myself. Scurrying inside I see wieners, lots and lots of wieners. I thought this would be a nice treat from my usually excessively healthy diet. So I grabbed a bun and slapped the spherical meat log between the tight bun. But, when I saw the meat sauce That's when I got excited. My goal was to drowned that long weiner in so much meat sauce it would choke a hippo! Deciding to skip the forklift truck to carry this mammoth well loaded wiener I grabbed it by hand and almost dislocated my shoulder as I Dragged this hefty meat contraption outside to enjoy it in the sunlight. After finishing this mammoth mouth full of meat, it was time to get back on the bike open her up to see if that high octane fuel Will make her scream. Scream she did as the tires squealed out of the parking lot and back into the paradise of riding.

Stopped for gas on my way to school. The staff members were rude and were too busy talking amongst…read morethemselves then to pay attention to customers. It was dirty and disorganized as well.

I'm highly disappointed following a terrible experience here. Unfortunately my car died 6 feet away…read morefrom the nearest pump, a car was blocking the back pump. I went in the store and inquired for the owner of the car and explained to her my situation. She agreed to move her car with much attitude so I can gain access to the back pump (standing behind the cash wrap). I waited 15 mins outside before checking for her in the store in case she'd forgotten, the staff member told me "she's a customer and I'd have to wait" as if I was a bystander not looking to pay for my gas here as well. She took another 10 mins to pump her gas and then started to clean her car getting in and out numerous times; removing bottles, tissues etc upon which I confronted her and asked her if she's done filling her gas and if she can move up? She got angry and insisted she wasn't going to move at all now 30 minutes later! She works here, at this location and I think it was highly unprofessional for the active staff at that time to encourage such rude behavior. Thankfully two men came along and helped me push my car around the other pumps to the pump in front of her car so I can purchase gas to proceed with the funeral service I was trying to arrange.

Stewarts is the adult Candy Land we need during these uncertain times, and we should all feel lucky…read moreif find ourselves living around the corner from one. Whether it's milk, eggs, coffee, apple fritter, or ice cream we seek, nothing is off limits when Stewart's is involved. Today I went for milk, and left with an arm full of goodies large enough to warrant purchasing a five cent paper bag, oops. Sorry not sorry; I couldn't resist picking up some Stewart's cream soda to complement the pizza I was about to pickup down the street at Union Pizza; what can I say, I recognize the value in planning ahead for a full flavor experience. What pizza party is complete without a side of ice cream? I think the inner child in all of us can relate to that pairing. So in compliance I scooped up a gallon of "Mounds of Coconut" -- "coconut flavored ice cream with a coconut swirl and old fashioned fudge pieces" -- a flavor that debuted as a special edition a few summers ago and was so popular, customers were requesting to buy it by the giant commercial-sized tub it's made in at the Stewart's Candy Land ice cream ice cream factory. Needless to say, the fine folks at Stewart's convened and agreed to accelerate the flavor to full-time status. So, ice cream, milk, cream soda, and snacks in hand (Stewart's brand gummy worms are fire), out the door I went (after checking out with the always pleasant staff, of course). Newsflash: It's not always about us. Is your car parched and thirsty for some gasoline, or do its tires need a pep talk in the form of compressed air? Pimp your ride: Stewart's Edition. The more I think about it, Stewart's *is* Candy Land personified, and I'd love to play a Candy Land: Stewart's Edition board game during quarantine.

This is how much I love Stewart's. You take a location like this, the smallest size of Stew's, with…read morestrange parking lot arrangement and exits (no gas), and where they have the pornography *right next to the ice cream counter* (and yes, I was in for ice cream with the kids), I still give it three stars (largely for the friendly clerk.) And adjacent to Ellis, sometimes this is the only place for late night provisions (my previous visit was during a hospital stay, when I ducked down here to get ibuprofen the hospital was going to charge me $9 a pill. Hey, a story for another day!) However, not wanting a visual booty call at eye level for my kids when dishing them up ice cream, we'll pass on this location in the future if there's any other alternative.

Owner is awesome! Great staff! Everyone is friendly and helpful. Got 4 tires for my RV here and…read morethe service was fast and the prices were better than any other I could find locally. I won't hesitate to come back here again!

NEVER EVER go here......Owner is a complete asshole!!!!! I went there last night to get gas after…read morework but hadn't cleaned off my car completely and couldn't see how close I would be to the pump...I pulled to side and started to clean off the snow so I could fill up....Owner was plowing in a huge pick up and pull up next to me and says "Hey you can't do that at your own house?" I was like "what are you talking about? He says "you don't see me plowing here? You think it's OK to come to my place while I am plowing and clean your car?!" I was like dude I am just getting gas and can't see how close I would be to the pump." He said you're not getting gas, the pumps are over there and you are leaning your car." I was like "are you serious?" He says "absolutely, you have nerve coming here and doing this." I was like "FU man, I'll just get my gas somewhere else!" Don't give this jerk one penny of your business!!!!

I've been going to Nott Street Auto since 2017 and Henry is far and away the best mechanic I've…read moreever encountered. He's honest, prompt, clear, expert, and reasonably prices everything. The only challenge is that because of this, he's often booked well in advance and so you need to call a few days early to see if he has availability. Also be aware that Henry does maintenance, not cosmetic repairs (I learned this after a minor collision).

With reluctance, I have to downgrade these guys based on my oil change. First off, they put in the…read morewrong grade of oil. Secondly, I strongly suspect I got shorted a quart because my previously percolating engine was a quart down a week after the visit. Then the "change oil" mileage was set at 3K, even though the recommendation at my car's age has been 5K for the longest time and it should have been in the Napa records. Speaking of which, the oil change did not make it into the on-line record for the car, which kind of defeats the purpose of sticking to the Napa system. So as much as I kinda liked them, now I feel I can't trust them, so will not be back.

We finally made it to this local grocery store and were pleasantly surprised. The emphasis is…read moredefinitely on 'local,' and we ended up with a surprise find, a candi onion which is apparently locally produced and neither of us had even heard of. There's plenty we found appealing about the experience, from the clean and spacious aisles and clear labels to the full range of goods we weren't sure we would find, including bakery, deli, produce, and pet foods. Staff at checkout was energetically friendly and I left thinking that I wouldn't mind going back at all. There's limited parking directly in front of the shop but more across the road. Apparently the co-op was established some 80 years ago and has gone through several transformations. I have a soft spot for local businesses and independent grocers, so here's hoping they stay open for many more years.

Love shopping at the Niskayuna Co-op their meats are the…read morebest - tasty like the good old days. Sell; spices in the small jars. Veggies are fresh. Wonderful baked goods and deli. and much more - if i cared to go aisle by aisle. Great old-fashioned feel as well. Don't forget service of the personal kind. A jewell to support. Do it!