Always the best service!! Always the best prices!! ALWAYS WITH A SMILE!! I recommend them to other…read morepeople all the time!! ~Jules N

Artie is so wonderful! He's a genuinely kind man who's been in the business for many, many years…read more He supplied me with used (basically brand new) tires for a super reasonable price. He truly cares about what he does and is great at it! He may ask you to come back at a different time if he's too busy, but overall he's amazing. 11/10 will come back in the future for my tires!

Outstanding service. When you walk in, you're immediately treated like family. Amazing staff.read more

The owner goes above and beyone.. He cares for what you bring in, like if he was taking care of a…read morefamily member. Great place. Comunication is great.

Humongous mega gas station that's a cheeky just-over-the-line-into-the-state-of-Massachusetts,…read morewhere gas pump hold-open clips are more common. (They're sadly banned in the state of Rhode Island). So you can depress the clip, step back, & breathe. I love a hands-free situation. It's an easy off-the-highway situation, not so easy back-onto-the-highway situation. Or maybe I just fumbled that part. No major complaints here.

The gas station Is conveniently right off the highway. The pump area was clean and well lit, making…read moreit safe to get out and pump your gas. They also have a convenience mart where you can stack up on snacks and refreshments. They also provide restrooms for customers to use.

A great little service station that performs basic mechanical work and has fair gas prices. It's…read morealways clean, rarely crowded and very conveniently located on Hope St right next to the Three Sisters building on the Providence/Pawtucket line. There are four pumps so you will rarely have to wait to fill up. While there are very limited snack options, they do have the expected stuff, just not very much of it so don't expect anything like those mini mart places where you can load up on junk food and fountain sodas.

Good place to get gas. Convenient. Workers helpful. Takes cash and credit card. Gas is a bit pricey…read moreon the neighborhood. Clean bathroom. Cash or credit card ok. Pretty decent I say

Great store, well stocked. Large self serve coffee station and prepared hold and cold foods. Plenty…read moreof gas pumps as well. Very clean store

Not bad for refreshments, of course no concern for sugar in frozen slushies, bring on the diabetes,…read moreall sodas are available and most of the time they have frozen coffee, of course with tons of sugar, bring on the diabetes! The addition of the "wonder" foods is a good addition. They have a bar like area that has outlets for phone charging, of course the switch is turned off, no one helps with a need to charge a phone, not nice, if your phone dies you are out of luck. Manager unhelpful, all you get is shrugs and no help

Great place to go to get gas at a good price and convenience store items. The service worker Zad is…read morevery friendly and helpful if needed anything.

Great customer service, reasonable prices, and they have a lot more stuff than usual convinient…read morestores.

This is really more of a gas station, and not so much of a convenience store. In between two…read moreclusters of six pumps each, there is a building the size of a single-car garage, but customers can't go inside. All business is transacted through a drawer, while the customer stands outside. You can get basic items like cigarettes, soda and snacks; the clerk inside will retrieve them and put them in the drawer (after you put your money in drawer first, of course). I stopped there this afternoon just to get a can of Coke and a Snickers bar. I parked my work truck in one of the spaces in the back of the amply-sized lot and baked in the sun while I ate my lunch ... this is the city, folks, and there are no shade trees, nor even a shrub, flower or blade of grass - just asphalt. Another thing that stood out was the number of hand-made signs taped to the cashier's window, and the rather unusual nature of those signs, which were indicative of a local populace that, as one might say, "don't know how to act". Understandably, signs indicate that they don't accept $50 or $100 bills, but as if to hammer the point home for some people who try to bend the rules, the sign begins with the rather blunt statement, "We are not a bank ..." Another, rather unusual, sign states that "You will not be be served if you push or pull on the drawer," and it even had stick-figure pictures drawn on it for those who don't understand English. Apparently, some of the locals have gotten a bit restless and tried to rattle the clerk, who is supposed to be the one in control of the retractable drawer, dammit. Yet another strange sign says they will not accept money that has been stored in undergarments ... based on that sign, I'm inferring that some of their would-be patrons must not own wallets or purses, and simply stuff wads of bills in their bras or underwear (the male underwear probably sagged, no less). Despite the stern signage, the female clerk on duty was polite. The gas station is located at the busy intersection at routes 122 and 15 (Londsale Avenue and Mineral Spring Avenue, respectively), so getting in and out can be tricky. I only stopped here because it was in the direction I was traveling, plus, I wanted to be the first Yelper to review them.

For a gas station it's fine. I don't go inside too often. Sometimes the credit card swipe doesn't…read morework outside. It doesn't always ask to print a receipt either, which I don't care about but I'm sure others do. Randomly half the pumps are out of service too. But I go and get gas, and it is fine.

I work in the area and the air compressor pump has never worked- at least within the last 9 years…read more I stopped in last week after my tire pressure light turned on while commuting. The machine ate my quarters, wouldn't take a card. I went inside to ask for help and the associates told me that the air pump is a separate entity and to get comped I would have to call the air company. I would love to know how much money the machine is making from just eating people's change. They should put out a sign that says "OUT OF ORDER" so that people don't waste their time or money.

Cumbies reminds me of my youth. We used to loiter around the one in my hometown, sadly. Now I have…read morea grown up's appreciation for their ability to put the 'convenience' in 'convenience store.' Need a soda? A quart of milk? Gum? Gas? (OR even a pack of smokes, you naughty). Cumbies has you covered. I love the location of the particular station -the corner of Rochambeau and Hope with enter/exit ramps on both that make it super-easy to get in an out once you've gassed up. The interior is always spotless, very well stocked and brightly lit. It's not scary, like some gas station/convenience stores can be.

I used to come here for cheap coffee but the coffee over the last few years started to hurt my…read morestomach. I went to get gas there today and the pump would just randomly stop for no reason, very annoying. My friends all tell me they have a great ice cream selection though, so bonus points for that.