As mini-marts go, this is a pretty nice one if you like the not-so-sterile independent ones that…read moreinner cities survive upon. Cousins has everything, from fresh fruit, to an array of canned foods, to pipe screens and sketchy malt liquors. A bit out of character for Amherst, but when you need a store that has all thirty-some varieties of Arizona tallboy cans, it's the place to go. Props for having such a well-decorated alley, too. Only problem is that it closes at ten: a shame, because it's better than DBmart in all regards but hours. It seems to be far less popular, though, probably because it's a bit tucked away and not as convenient to UMass students as its competitor.

If u wanna spend more on stuff shop here. I have been a loyal customer for 10years and these people…read moresold me the wrong charger for my electronic pen. The owner told me before no returns just exchanges. I went bak within 12 hrs of buying it and his lovely wife decided that a $8 charger they sold to me incorrectly couldn't be returned or exchanged. And she wouldnt even tell me if she had the right charger. Needless to say over $8 I won't shop here anymore U cant be shitty and expect loyal customers I use to go out of my way to shop here, cigarettes, alcohol, soda, snacks now to support local businesses now I wont which is unfortunate.

Delicious non vegan and Vegan options, super good pastries, great coffee lovely garden seating…read morearea, clean bathrooms, tidy dining room and pleasent service. Great spot. Thanks and we will be back!

Before the menu change, I ordered a vegan tofu reuben with their delicious slaw, called a "Cosmos."…read more It was so good, I ordered it again, thinking it was impossible for them to get it right two times in a row. They did. So I came back a THIRD time and ordered it AGAIN, just to see if they can still keep their vegan cheese melted just right on top. It was incredible, AGAIN. Now that I've gotten this out of the way, ask where it is on their new menu as it is under revision--I don't like the tempeh version as much. Onto the rest of the atmosphere of Cushman. One of the most pleasant features of Cushman Market and Cafe is that it is nestled at an important corner in northeast Amherst. You need to travel further west to get to The Mill District and not much opens there early, and there's little else I can recall in the other cardinal directions. It's a pleasant trip, with plenty of parking in front, behind, and in a strip of side road across the street. I've never been in the market, so let me keep talking about the Cafe. The atmosphere of the Cafe is wonderful, with locals, safety officers, and regulars all visiting at each meal hour from breakfast to lunch. Nestled inside what looks like an old barn, complete with doors still hanging, Cushman has memorabilia from decades of music, sports, politics, and news frozen under acrylic, different for many of their tables. The café seems to have at most 20 chairs, and the staff behind the counter will deliver it to your table, call your name, or leave other orders by a stand near the back entrance. Cushman Cafe offers a variety of meals, alongside baked goods and freshly mixed café drinks. While I'm not a fan of the switcherels, I have enjoyed their dirty Chai lattes, iced teas, fresh coffees, and free water if I recall in a pinch. They have gender neutral bathrooms--which is great if you're tired of waiting in line for one of two as they are large but single occupancy. They offer cold panini sandwiches, hot panini, all sorts of eggs, egg sandwiches, and egg breakfasts, vegan and vegetarian options, alongside a seemingly visible carnivorous focus for their new menu's default. If you had a chance to hop on a bus and travel around Amherst, or you were passing through to the highways, Cushman Cafe is worth a quick stop. I've rarely had to wait long for my meals even in busy hours, and this is because of the large and competent kitchen, who--if you'll remember--can get a delicious sandwich right any day of the week. I hope cell service returns there!

An independent market with well-stocked shelves, a deli, local produce, and friendly staff…read more Located on the commuting route to Sunderland and Deerfield, it is a good place to stop to pick up dinner ingredients.

The mill is great and super convenient. I buy all my 100lbs bags of flour here for the year…read more Service is great . Great convenience store / gas station .

For a convenience, store, it's a 5! We stopped for gas on Route 2 just before we turned onto I-91…read moreto head north to VT in central MA. We got quite a surprise. I went int to look for a restroom in this here barn like structure and as I did a worker came out on her break, recognized I was not a local and said hi, "and if you are hungry, we have lots of things to get. She was leaving from the kitchen apparently as she was pleased with the cool weather. She was very sweet and friendly and so I did look around. As I entered it smell like fresh warm food, better than more fast food highway chains, It was set up with on area typical aisles of a convenience store, to the other side was hot shelves as in a grocery deli with sandwiches, pizza slices and myriad of other wrapped and choice of warm or cold options. There was a historical display of photos on the wall of the Millers Falls area. There was a "toy and stuffed animal " display for those traveling with children, there was a wall of counter space with seating if you wanted to eat in rather than your car. The place was immaculate, a gentleman constantly keeping the floor and counters clean for the next customer. The checkers were quick and friendly. They were located near the kitchen and it did smell delicious. Our bacon, egg, cheese on a biscuit, as nice and fresh as homemade and no wait, just self serve off the hot bar. My husband bought some items from the convenience area and we read through the history posters and headed out, car full of gas and us with a warm sandwich to recharges. And absolutely the nicest people you would ever want to meet on a trip with such a stop.

Love this place! I've been coming here for 18 years. Great deals on tobacco products. Good people!read more

My wife and I enjoyed a day road trip from central MA through some back country of west central MA…read moreand ended up in Winchester NH. We have seen the television ads for Cha's and stopped for a much needed break after nearly 5 hours behind the wheel. What surprised me when I walked in was the size of the place. On the north side of the store are all the alcohol coolers, the south hade grocery items, their food service counter and dining area, and restrooms. The cashier counter is nearly in the middle. Had I just ran for a tasty beverage, the rating be higher, but... I used the restroom. Two things right off the bat, there are only two unisex bathrooms. One was occupied so used the unoccupied one closest the south entrance. I don't know when it was last checked or cleaned by the staff, but it was filthy. There is a toilet and nearby a low urinal. There was piss all over the floor by the urinal and it ran on the floor to the front of the toilet. There was toilet paper all over the floor like someone had cleaned up the floor in order to use the toilet. Next while I do appreciate the use of hands free sinks and soap dispenser, you have to keep the soap dispenser loaded with soap. Also the only way to try the hands was blower, paper towels not an option. Second issue with the visit- the food. Their advertising touts their pressure fried chicken. The hot chicken sitting in the food service area looked dehydrated and totally unappealing. I grabbed one of their chicken salad with cranberry wraps and a bottle of the new Sprite+Tea. The we were on our way back to MA. Within 30 minutes of eating that wrap, it came back up and not in a good way. By the time we got home an hour later, I was in some serious discomfort. While they have great TV marketing, the store falls short on delivering as far food quality and bathroom cleanliness. Too bad.

Real good food. Real chill people. Also nice coffee. Simple as that…read more Was a great stop on my trip up to Portland.

When we lived in Amherst, this was a regular spot for us and each time we are back, this is one of…read moreour first stops. My husband has also been known to hop on his motorcycle, make the 3 hour drive out and back, just for their sandwiches. Quality is fantastic. Menu is varied and so delicious, and there is something here for every dietary need amd sensitivity. The staff is fantastic and service is quick. It does get busy, so consider ordering online. We do love eating there since the vibe is so chill. Seating inside gets you plenty of cool retro posters amd outside a great view of Amherst. We love The Black Sheep!!!!

Great store. Employees are helpful and polite. Great prices. In walking distance open until 11…read morewhich is convenient.

This afternoon I stopped in at Call's Corner Store to pick up a drink while on the road. This store…read moreis a tiny convenience store with all the basic items you may be looking for at a convenience store. The cashier was polite and the shelves were well stocked. The prices were a little high and it would have been cheaper to head to one of the shops on Main Street. This store did have a few different cigars and tobacco products which was nice. They also had a little smoking section with pipes and hookahs. Overall the store was OK, but there are better shops in Greenfield with similar items.

Fantastic local beer selection. Great spot for finding fresh beer…read more The staff has always been friendly and helpful to me, even if not super knowledgeable.

pretty expensive because it's a small town just think of it this way stuff you get in the city…read moreover here cost double