Brand new Cumberland Farms with all the bells and whistles! Our favorites are the ordering kiosk…read morewith hot foods and the coffee and other beverages. The store has a nice layout and is roomy. There is a large parking lot and some outdoor space for eating. Nice to have a place to get some yummy coffee on the way to work in the morning!

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.

On October 6, 2025, I presented at the pharmacy as a walk-in for both the flu and Covid vaccines,…read morehaving used their Rotterdam store for two years with no issues. The Gen Z pharmacist overheard my conversation with a cashier and a tech, and angrily stated, without identifying herself, in sum or substance, that "I am the only one here, and it's going to be a wait." She could have politely said, "good morning sir, I am the pharmacist and am the only one here, so it will be a short wait." I made an appointment but went to CVS in Stuyvesant Plaza, which is exponentially busier, was cordially greeted, and a contract RN gave both vaccines, total time 10 minutes.

This is a decent Walgreens at a convenient and busy intersection. It's clean and well stocked. The…read morepharmacy area is a bit cramped with only a few seats in a waiting area. The inventory is generally good and the store is pretty clean apart from the carpeting near the entrance that could use a good cleaning.

I have no idea if this Stewart's shares its parking lot with the garage next to it, but I was very…read moresurprised to see the parking lot so full at 9:30 on a weekday morning. Part of it is the breakfast crowd here. This is not surprising, given the larger than usual number of booths at which to eat, and the large number of hot food stands, plus the usual items you can get from the counter, such as hot beverages. These were still well stocked even though there had been a large breakfast crowd. I was a bit surprised, though, that the ice cream cooler wasn't bigger. Gas here is reasonably priced for the immediate area, but that's no doubt because they're competing with a Cumberland Farms right across the street.

Clean facilities spacious parking in a convient corner location! Vast array of options for snacks…read moreand hot food

I purchase gas here because they are both convenient and competitively priced. I, too frequently,…read morego inside the store and grab donuts or cookies. The Manager, Heather, is very friendly and makes sure her store looks great. Teri, one of the associates, is very outgoing and has a terrific personality. It is a pleasure to pick up fattening items here . Give them a try. They also have a really nice air conditioning system that really is refreshing on our 90+ degree days.

I can't speak to the convenience store because I only visited the pump; however, I had a great…read moreexperience. I was stoked to see a Cumberland Farms location on the way to the airport. I was happy to take advantage of SmartPay and save a bit of coin. Lord knows one spends a bit too much coin when on vacation! The gas station parking lot was very easy to maneuver in and and out of and signage was vast and apparent so pricing wasn't a mystery. Furthermore, the area around the pump was clean and the receipt printed without an issue. I will make this my routine fuel stop when traveling here.

Love Stewart's. These are like 7-11 on steroids. Ice cream! Beer! Fresh hot and cold…read moresandwiches. And free air, all you want. I really missed this store. So glad to be back

Though the surrounding area might seem quiet, New Karner Road is quite busy, making this a very…read moregood location for a Stewart's. I think they planned for that, based on the large parking lot and number of gas pumps. For being a ways away from other gas stations, the gas prices are reasonably competitive. And since it's a newer store, it has a good selection of products and to-go foods.

After an incredible open air show in the park we stopped at Stewart's Shop to get a milk shake. The…read moreyoung man who was working in the shop near Washington Park was incredibly friendly and polite. We asked about flavors and requested to taste a few. He was warm and smiling and gave us each 3 samples until we decided what we wanted. Friend got a mint chocolate chip shake and I got a peanut butter pandemonium shake. Both incredibly delicious! Stewart's Ice cream is an absolute must when I visit New York State. Stewart's Shops: Listen up- you have to open a few stores in south central PA!

This Stewart's bills itself as a Stewart's Express, which I think translates to "smaller." I think…read morethe square footage of the building is actually less than that of the gasoline area - which, by the way is Mobil, and not necessarily competitively priced. The inventory is smaller here. There's still a little bit of everything, just not the extent or variety. For example, I came here seeking a particular flavor of ice cream - they only carry about half the usual variety of flavors, and they were out of the one I wanted. It's still a great place to get coffee and a quick grab-and-go food item, but there won't be as many hot offerings.

I love cheap wine. Not just any cheap wine. Good cheap wine…read more Actually I strongly believe, that with so much good wine on the market, there is no reason to ever pay more than $20 for an incredible bottle. And that you should be able to get very good wine for much less. Wine stores do not generally tend to agree with me on this. Most stores only sell rot-gut for under $10. Not this place. In fact, they have an entire wall dedicated to highly regarded and reviewed, inexpensive wines under $10. This puts them on my short list of places to buy wine out here. If you want rot-gut, well, they have that too. But seriously, pony up the extra $2 and get something that's actually good. Still would like to see a Trader Joe's, or find a place that sells close-outs but this will do for now.

Save yourself some time and drive to Empire Wine and Liquor on Central Ave. Staff is friendly and…read morebetter selection. Stopped in the 20 Mall liquor store today looking for a specific product. Pretty big store, that I visited previously, so I was confident that they would carry the product I was searching for (or one of a few similar items). The clerk tried to help but referred me to his his boss to see if they carried or could order what I was looking for. The "boss" recommended a product that was in no way similar and made snide comments after I thanked them for their help and left. You can't compete when you're rude to the customers.

A ood drugstore, full of things from beach chairs, to nail polish! I got a pair of water shoes that…read morelasted for 3 months, which is pretty good for me!

The Pharmacists are loaded with attitude and lack in customer service. There`s 3 or 4 of them and…read moreone clerk. They allow a line of 12 people while one clerk does everything else. You could get the same service from a machine. CVS would be better to get ALL NEW Pharmacists, at a cheaper rate, and train them how to deal with people They make mistakes and they cover each other for them. They are licensed and they are liable. If you have a problem call (800)746-7287.

This pharmacy refused to refill my thyroid medication because they thought I should be taking a…read moreDIFFERENT thyroid medication. I had previously filled the scrip at this pharmacy. When I went to get it refilled, they tried to make me change the scrip. The doctor's office contacted them and told them to fill as ordered. They said it would be in in a couple of days. Then they told my son they could not get that medication at all. I'm pretty sure they didn't notify him of that until he called and specifically asked after he waited a couple of days as they said. Oddly they had it 30 days previously when I first filled it at that location. Other locations can still get it. The upshot is that by the time I wrested the scrip away from CVS and got it filled elsewhere with no problem - which I have been doing for over 30 years on a regular basis at a wide variety of pharmacies all over the country - I had been out of my thyroid medication for 10 days. Also please note, it is SPECIFICALLY illegal for a pharmacy to substitute one thyroid med for another, even if the only difference is the brand - and this was not JUST a brand difference. They wanted to switch me to a thyroid med that had a totally different formulation and would NOT have treated my condition adequately. And one, I might add, that I had been tried on before and was dropped because it was not adequate to treat my condition. But of course the pharmacist who did this is not a doctor and does not have access to my medical records which is why HE/SHE SHOULD NOT HAVE TRIED TO FORCE A CHANGE IN MEDICATION. The fact that they tried to slide this through the backdoor by trying to get me to get my doctor to change the med doesn't make it any better than a flat-out substitution. Then they lied about availability. This caused me to have an Addisonian relapse. Addison's disease is a very serious condition. An Addisonian crisis can be deadly. Its almost 2 months later now and I STILL have not recovered. When thyroid goes low it pulls cortisol low, which leads to an Addisonian flare-up or relapse or whatever you want to call it, which can then lead to full-on crisis. And I am not out of the woods yet on this. Whoever ordered this over there is a complete jackass. You don't muck around with people's meds. Pharmacists are NOT DOCTORS. YOU do not decide what medicines I should be taking. You know NOTHING about my health other than via whatever meds I fill there, and then you are assuming that I never fill any of my scrips anywhere else. I can guarandamntee you, I will never again fill a scrip at this or ANY OTHER CVS. And since I had been getting my hydrocortisone there for the Addison's, if the pharmacist responsible for this travesty had bothered to check, or if he WERE actually a Real Doctor and specifically an Endocrinologist, he would have known mucking around with my thyroid meds is dangerous. But whoever did this is NOT a real doctor, let alone an endocrinologist, so they endangered my health solely for the sake of their ego. I will reiterate - pharmacists are NOT DOCTORS. I don't give a tinker's damn what the medication du jour is - or whatever your markup is higher on. I'm on a very rigid schedule of medications because I have a complicated interaction between the Addison's and the hypothyroid condition plus T2 diabetes, and the first 2 of those are autoimmune related. You don't screw with my medication for any reason. So bite me, CVS pharmacist. You should be glad I'm not telling you this to your face, you colossal jackass and incompetent moron. You are practicing medicine without a license. But you haven't managed to kill me yet through your incompetence and ego, and you won't get another chance.

This is my favorite area CVS. First of all, it's clean, large, and the staff are always friendly…read more What I like is that it's always well-stocked. I have to say one of the great things is that you can feel relaxed because the aisles are wide, well-maintained and well-stocked. It makes shopping a pleasure.

I went here today and service was terrible, workers are rude, food was expired will not be…read morereturning...