Gas station is easy to get to. Defintly not the cleanest station. Last but not least bathroom is…read morealways conveniently out of order.

Now we're talking…read more This Mobil gas station is the sheetz. Literally it's awesome. Okay, it's never gonna be the cheapest because it's in Buffalo and it's near downtown. But that aside, it's actually cheaper than probably 75% of gas stations in the region. Which is bizarre because it's literally the closest gas station to Niagara Square and it's in an ethnic neighbourhood, right at the entrance to the Interstate, which in this area usually means higher prices, sigh. Anyway these guys are awesome, their gas station has a Subway (ew), they're recently renovated, their pumps are brand shiny new, and they are a lifesaver if you're downtown and need gas and don't want to get ripped off. Even late at night. Well lit and clean too.

I walk the neighborhood with my puppy was always welcomed by friendly staff who were so polite and…read morehelpful. A"boss" person has told employees that dogs will no longer be welcome. All day pan handlers proliferate aggressively demanding money. So many better places to go, will never return.

This location has been many gas stations before, and recently was turned into a Speedway. Looks…read morepretty much the same as it did before except the coffee is now a generic gas station brand. Stopped in to get some milk, they were all out. Hopefully they will be more stocked in the future.

I'm not sure what the best things about Switzerland are... but the flag is A Plus. Get it. A Plus…read more Pretty cool convenience store located right near Gates Circle on Delaware Avenue and part of the Sunoco gas station complex - and everything inside is usually overpriced, but you can occasionally find a good deal on something or other but not too often. So not my favourite convenience store but I'm glad it's here.

This is a convenient location on the corner and gets alot of traffic. Gas is reasonably priced…read morewithin a few cents of other gas stations in the area. Air is only .75 cents where other locations are upwards of $1.50 or more

Filling up your tank here is always an experience. There are no rules. There is no time to be…read morerespectful of others. There is chaos everywhere and everyone is out for themselves. It's practically the Wild West and I love it. Anything and everything can happen. Stopping here before work to fill up is simultaneously the best and worst moment of my weekday mornings. Gas has been $2.89 here for months on end, definitely the best deal in the city if you don't lose your mind trying to get to a pump. They're often broken, people abandon their cars at the pumps while they buy cigs and play scratch offs, you WILL get cut off in line if you aren't willing to circle like a vulture. Any successful trip here feels like a huge success if you can make it out alive. Additionally, the Dunkin Donuts will always get your order wrong unless you order through the app. I have had a 100% success rate when using the app with the occasional bonus of a "thanks hun" when I say I have a mobile order.

If I could give them a zero I would. I purchased gas at Seneca One stop Buffalo location last night…read moreat $4.09. Not a great deal considering that there are other non reservation gas stations at same price. I got it anyway since I was low and that was the closest station. It was total mehem driving in there trying to get a pump. Two pumps werent even working. The layout has very poor design and other cars were just millimeters from mine trying to squeeze through. The worst part about going here is seconds after starting my car after filling up, my check engine light went on. Who knows whats in that fuel. Today, I purchased fuel additive at auto zone and now the check engine light went out after about 20 miles. Definetly fuel related. NEVER AGAIN will I go there.

Named after Howie Mandela, a Canadian comedian, this gas station is nice and colourful on the…read moreoutside. In seriousness though I think the design is a little African, perhaps in honour of Madiba. It's a lovely concept and I really enjoy stopping here partly because of the exterior decor and the name of the place. I can't give it 5 stars because it has pretty xxpensive gas, and despute the good convenience selection, that stuff is not cheap either. Great concept and always a pleasure to shop here.

Yay it was great. Why only 1 car wash? 4 lanes of cars and everyone has to merge, into one lane.read more

It's bad enough that the pumps don't work half the time and that they close the car wash when it's…read morecold and the roads are salted and you need it most. I just found out today that the PUMPS SHUT OFF AT 9PM? What, is it 1980? Like, having to get out of your car in 15 degrees sucks. Having to do it twice because somebody's after-dark business model sucks is an insult. I'm so over this location.

It may seem hard to believe, but this is probably the best deli in the neighborhood. I get…read moresandwiches there pretty regularly, and I am always happy. The staff is always friendly, the store is always clean, and the woman in charge is an always great!

It is entirely possible that Allentown Trading Company embodies all of the promise, all of the…read morecontradictions, all of the diversity, all of the issues of the neighborhood better than any other institution in the neighborhood. Walk in here any time of day, and you will see that the clientele of this gas station and minimart runs the gamut. Around noontime on a weekday, ladies and gentlemen in scrubs to or from Roswell queue up behind crackheads, suits, food-stamp wielders one step from impoverishment, teenagers on the lam, hipsters, and raving maniacs. So long as the money keeps coming, it doesn't matter if the purchase is gas, scratch offs, beer, limes, capicola... Wait, what? A gas station sells vegetables, pastries, and deli meats? This one does. Like Allentown's own composition, the array of items available is baffling, often beyond logic. While microbrews and chips can be found in abundance, in a variety of different sizes and shapes, no large boxes of cookies can be found. Cottage cheese is available, as are Gramma Mora's tacos and fresh produce, and I always wonder on seeing them who is actually purchasing them. (It turns out that I am in fact a cottage cheese fiend.) But for this convenience, for this variety of products, prices oftentimes trend towards the absurd. You won't find candy for less than $1.19 each, even though they'll sell at Tops on Niagara Street for nearly half that. Packs of 12 Oreos sell for 50 cents less than a full package would at the nearby PriceRite. Meanwhile, you can find coldcuts for less than $3 a pound and Al Cohen's brand bakery rolls and rye bread at prices cheaper than the same TOPS. What the heck is up with this place? As a consistent visitor, I find Allentown Trading Company's bizarre prices and weird selection as frustrating as I find the rest of the neighborhood. As someone perhaps stopping in on their way downtown in the morning, I suppose it would blend in with everything else. NB: Their coffee is NOT good, but it is cheap. Buy six cups, proffer a punch card, and you'll find that your seventh is free.

I have been in this market many times, I do not know why I do not have a review posted already…read more I like going into this little store/gas station. I only ran in today to grab my mother some lottery tickets. I like going in here and having subs and food made for me. They used to except food stamps for subs, which they no longer do. They also had great amazing roast beef sandwiches on Kimilwick rolls. They have the normal things that a convenient store has ,but more . So if you want some good food, cold cuts, big selection of instant lottery tickets, a nice store, clerk, then check it out in here.

Everything in the store is great. From the service to the food. The goats of the grill. You will…read morenot be disappointed with anything. I personally recommend the subs and the cake. Tell them the short blond sent you lol.

This is the station on the corner of Winspear and Main street. You can access from two sides. Its…read moreeasy in and out. The prices are OK, but the location is great. Theres a small store inside as well, which is clean and well lit.

They open every day at Sunrise, hence the name…read more Not really. This gas station and convenience store will forever be synonymous with my idiocy. I took the picture above on the way back to my house from the Templeton Landing Yelp event. I was running low on gas and close to running out, so I was taking pictures for Yelp of anything that didn't have pictures and that I'd used or shopped at or visited recently. So I took a pic of this gas station and then kept on driving looking for more stuff to photograph. I took a picture... of a gas station... when I was almost out of gas... and didn't get gas... and then ran out of gas in a part of town you're not supposed to run out of gas in, about 5 minutes later. Brilliant work, Fox. Brilliant. But it's not Sunrise's fault. They are cute and different and locally owned and not a chain, so I can't give less than 3. But their gas isn't cheap and neither are the items in the store, so I can't give more than 3. Now the sun is about to set on this review.

I was staying downtown and wanted a bottle of vodka. This was the closest liquor store to downtown…read moreso obvious choice (or not). Walk in - liquor is all behind a shield you can't really browse. No problem, I get it. Guy behind counter was laying on a couch reading his phone and wouldn't get up. Really! Called and someone else came around. $31.99 for 750ml Tito's or $49.99 for Grey Goose. Left and went to another liquor store a little further out and paid normal prices. I know taxes in NY State are high on alcohol but they are very close to my home state of CT. I pay same or less at home for 1.75l - more than double the vodka for same or less price . AND they have a cashier at the register not sleeping on a couch behind the counter.