I was so set on doing Shipt yesterday when I realized that my front windshield needed to be cleaned…read more(windshield washer in my car's reservoir wasn't cleaning it) and I needed gas, that when I discovered this Valero, I thought I'd pop in. I loved the price of gas - a gas price I hadn't seen since at least pre-Hurricane Katrina in 2005 ($1.99) - yesterday. I had my GasBuddy card, so I got my traditional 5 cents off discount. However, I wasn't impressed by the windshield washer buckets. The one near pump 7, wasn't really full of water (it had a tiny bit to soak up in the head), but it had a trickle of water and was enough to "do its job". Now I know why I love discovering places on my journey: it just "feels so good to know more about our world and the places that exist on it. Get out and see something so unfamiliar that, though the name is the same, there's something still left, that makes you go "maybe" " (Back in 2004/2005, I thought I'd never say that again.) I don't come down US-4 from Mechanicsville, NY into your small town of Waterford (is that related to Watervliet? I couldn't really tell.)

Just so happened we came over here on both out and back portions of our trip to State College PA…read more I remember Cumberland Farms as something more Spartan than a 7-11, nice enough for milk and Velveeta cheese. I'm glad they've expanded substantially. Still not a Wawa or Sheetz, but the presence of gas station on the premises and the addition of limited deli selections are excellent additions to their offerings. Worth noting their Free WiFi, clean deli, and wide beer selection. Pleasant employees and good service. A nice stop on a multi hour trip

Feel free to sign up for their smart pay rewards. The rewards build on as you make gas purchases…read moreand can be redeemed for sodas, slushies or coffee. They also have pizzas and I didn't like it as much. One disadvantage of the rewards program is that you have to have the purchases debited out of your checking account and cannot be paid for through a credit card. I would have given this 5 stars but I am taking off 2 stars for a bad pizza and for a bad coffee. God yelled by my mom for the bad pizza and got yelled by my wife for a bad coffee.

Awful. Always have to go in for receipt. No fluid/squeegees (or maybe the bums who sit outside…read morethe front door took them). 24 hours unless employees decide to lock the doors and take a break for hours.

This 24 hour Speedway Gas Station/Convenience Store is a very busy location, which is located at…read morethe Hoosick St (Route 7)/15th Street intersection. Formerly an independently owned Hess Express, this Speedway was remodeled and updated, which offers the typical convenience store items including a variety of snacks, candy, cold fountain drinks, coffee, hot dogs, tornadoes, cigarettes, lottery tickets, and a walk-in beer cave. I stop at this Speedway location often whenever I'm passing through Troy on Route 7 to gas up my ride, junk food, and for cold fountain drinks (69 cents plus tax-any size up to 64 oz). I use my Speedy Rewards Card here to earn points for free stuff and various clubs such as the Frito Lay Club (Buy 4 bag snacks Get 1 Free up to $4.29) and Beverage Club (Buy 6 drinks Get 1 Free) over separate or same visits. There are 6 gas pumps/12 vehicle fueling positions under the lighted canopy. When it was an independent Hess Express (Casale), this store was not my favorite because they tended to charge more for snacks and fountain drinks than most other Hess Express locations including the other Troy location (also now a Speedway) on Burden Ave. The other Troy Speedway location is not 24/7 and closes around 11PM. I was in here late night recently before midnight and the place was hopping and busy. I went inside to refill my big 64 oz Soda Cup for 75 cents and I had to listen to this one dude swearing on his phone going like "F--k this! F--k that! I don't need this bullsh-t!..." while filling up for big drink cups at the soda fountain for his crew (not in the store). I waited a bit until he was all set and quickly filled up my big soda cup, paid and got back on the road.

Very good little convenience store.....when we visit family in the area we stay just up the road at…read morethe Hilton and we always are on the lookout for Cabot's white cheddar popcorn.....found it here!!!!!

Overall, I love Stewart's, however, I find it very difficult to find a clean table to sit at. This…read moreapplies to almost all Stewart's stores. Please, (I know you are very busy) clean the tables periodically.

I give this place 5 stars for the laughs my daughters and I enjoyed from the cashiers. I needed gas…read morebefore I took the long drive back to queens so I stopped here. I walked in a instantly noticed the slushee machines which was music to my eyes lol, the machines weren't ready so that was a bummer but no one's fault, we grabbed some snacks and pizza and headed on our way home.

Was looking for something for breakfast, so I got there already premade breakfast sandwiches and…read moresome coffee, the coffee was delicious. The service was excellent. The store was very clean. It was around 11:30 AM.

Great breakfast sandwiches.New gas pumps!Truck parking.Large variety of grocery items.read more

This location is site of a large shop with a spacious floor plan and helpful, friendly staff…read more Great parking too. Stopped in to buy several Money Cards to give as thank you gifts to staff at Eddy Village Green which is close by. The dedicated staff at EVG are hard working health workers who deserve a reward and much thanks. Also got a 12 oz. decaf coffee with a splash of Pumpkin Spice Coffee mixed in. Only $1.59! Only negative is they serve only three types of hot coffee: Reg., Decaf, and a seasonal brew. Today it was Pumpkin. Other shops serve Vanilla Bean etc. and offer more types of creamers.

Hooray for good coffee, we stopped here to gas up the truck that would be towing the boat and then…read morewe got ourselves some fresh coffee. Awesome. Service was friendly, the coffee was delicious and we were on our way in a jiffy. [Review 11503 overall, 1283 of 2019.]

The Ice Cream reminds me of the Dairy Barn we used to have in Bayshore. VERY CREAMY and the lady…read morewho scooped for my family was very kind and speedy. Thank you Julia

Stewart's is one of those staples in the Capital District. Is there really one on every corner? No,…read morebut it certainly feels like it sometimes. This location in Downtown Troy is an older store that was recently remodeled to provide more fresh food options. I'm generally here a couple times a week and staff is usually attentive. It can get a bit busy in here at peak times, but everything is always in stock. And an ice cream counter at a gas station? You bet - it's some of the best around.