Great ice cream in a bunch of flavors you don't ever see plus mini golf. What else do you need?read more

My husband and I love there soft serve Ice Cream. Can't wait to go back there next summer.read more

First time here, Rose Falooda Yum!! Also picked up chocolate mousse cake for hubby & Tiramisu for…read moredaughter...yumminess indeed!! I will come back again...so many options and the employee was knowledgeable and kind! Cash, credit card, etc Door dash too. Small parking lot, great location. Ambiance is typical ordering store front.

I decided to try Cookie Boy this week because I've seen it advertised. I opted for the cookies that…read morewere already made rather than waiting the 20 mins for hot ones. They are chocolate chunk. I went to eat them two hours later and they taste old. I tried heating them but they still have that dried out chocolate chip cookie that's been around for a week. So disappointing because I spent $9 on two cookies that I'm just going to throw out. I won't return. If you still want to try them just don't buy the ones premade.

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.

Went to Stewarts today ON FUMES. I made a debit purchase but was .52 short, so it was declined. I…read moreadjusted my purchase, my card was debited, and the CASHIER TOLD ME IT WAS DECLINED. He refused to look at the debited amount on my phone, and I had to leave without my money and without my purchase. I was told to "call corporate." So I did, and was told that the money was being held by my bank. So I called my bank who confirmed that Stewarts took the money and they are holding it. THIS IS OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THEFT. What right does Stewarts have to take my money, hold it for 3-5 business days and why don't I have the right to march into the store and walk out with $32 worth of shit? TOTALLY DISGUSTED.

From the owner: Come visit the Schenectady Stewart's Shops for a quick, one stop shop! Stewart's Shops is an…read moreemployee and family-owned convenience store chain located throughout Upstate New York and Vermont. The company is best known for their conveniently located gas stations, freshly brewed coffee, fast food options, and locally sourced milk & ice cream as well as ATMs and free air at most locations. Stop by today!

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.

Let's start with all the positives!! 1. The crew at this location are really nice, friendly and…read moreconsiderate (too bad you can't say the same for all the clientele)! 2. The store, 3. including the restrooms are very clean. 4. They are always well stocked with the staples everyone may need so you 5. Don't have to drive out to a grocery and deal with all the people. 6. There is ample parking. 7. There are spacious gas pumping stations. 8. I can walk to it from my house and 9. It's less than a minute drive so it's right on my way home! But, this was the first time we ordered food, we really used to love Fastrac breakfast pizza but the nearest Fastrac is in Amsterdam, NY (about 20 minutes away). We heard Stewart's Shops has breakfast pizza so we thought we'd give it a try. Strongly, not recommended. Unlike Fastrac, they are pre-made so you can't customize what toppings you want. The crust is similar to a generic frozen pizza, very dense texture and no flavor. The toppings (egg, sausage, bacon and cheese) were good. But the liquid layer on the crust (we couldn't agree what it was, but am inclined to believe it's an egg product) made it very runny. So we preheated our oven at 350 degrees and put it in for 5 minutes, still runny. Left it for another 5 minutes and although somewhat better, still "slippery". The statement, "When you're hungry, you'll eat almost anything" holds true. Use some hot sauce and it makes it palatable. So use Stewart's Shops for what they do best, milk, ice cream, bread, hotdog and hamburger rolls, pastries and donuts, quick bag of chips or a beverage and gas! Leave the breakfast pizza to someone else. Problem is, who's that because you can't find it anywhere since the pizza restaurants aren't open and there aren't any Fastrac or Nice 'n Easy stores in this area.

From the owner: Come visit the Schenectady Stewart's Shops for a quick, one stop shop! Stewart's Shops is an…read moreemployee and family-owned convenience store chain located throughout Upstate New York and Vermont. The company is best known for their conveniently located gas stations, freshly brewed coffee, fast food options, and locally sourced milk & ice cream as well as ATMs and free air at most locations. Stop by today!

With the below zero temps we decided to do dinner and dessert at home . We ordered the 12pack of…read morecookies . They were delivered warm and soft . This night there was a coupon added to my order which sealed the deal . With having my kids and grandson snowed in with me it was a nice touch to the night . I would order again.

They are decent cookies, but they always get our order wrong so that makes it not as greatread more

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.

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.

I travel from Clifton Park to buy meat, poultry and seafood from The Co-Op. It is hard to beat…read moretheir specials. I am 76 years old now and I remember going to the Co-Op from Rotterdam with my mother every week. It remains one of my favorite markets with a very friendly and helpful staff.