Came here for something to drink, they had mice running all over the floor & were trying to charge…read moreme $4 for a Gatorade, so nasty it was multiple mice, one even went over my foot, yuckyyyy

(I just lost a 4 paragraph really great review that I didn't backup earlier today from an…read moreexperience that now goes back 2 days ago. Please bear with me as I try to re-create as much as I can possibly remember about this. I know right now that it won't be as great as the first time trying to review, but I'll try the best I can at remembering the details. Innis Ave and Violet Ave are several miles apart and reflect two separate roads from two separate directions.) (This time, I'm going to backup my work.) 2 days ago, having had passed this Shell gas station so many times on my way to Dutchess Community College (not connected to the Violet Ave store in any way), I came in here from several Uber runs in Poughkeepsie when the first place I thought of nearby was this place. I knew I'd had problems with Shell in the past but I figured "what's the worst that can happen?" as I was in the area over near Fulton St. I knew I had to meet someone at Eveready in Hyde Park, but I also realized that I needed to stop at Dutchess Community College to use a restroom I know of. When I came in here in the early evening, I was shocked when Waze - the third-party navigation app sent me in via the turn from the entrance where all the south-bound people use. I was shocked that it was so tight and that my navigation would have forced me to come in. Why don't you change that so you have two exit and entrances that work the same way with straight in/out locations. Southbound people need to veer off into the Shell station then wind their way around to get to the pumps, while northbound is a straight-in motion weaving just to the west of the small couple-shops shopping mall/convenience stores (not operated in ownership of Shell). I've seen several Shell stations bring people in without weaving off on the side and had no problems but this one was stranger. When I finally got around to pumping my gas, I had my Shell and GasBuddy cards ready and within a few moments, I was ready to pump. I inserted the one then the other. I liked how well lit this place was - it seemed like daylight through the high-intensity bulbs that lit the place near the pumps. I felt blinded by these bulbs as I left, but it was comforting to be able to see the pumps and not feel like someone was lurking around me. But when push came to shove, when I hung up the nozzle after the sale, I was offered my receipt. My receipt never printed, but after standing around a few extra seconds, I heard the machine begin to print - not too sure what happened there (might be faulty machinery or could the paper have been stuck but the paper could have been "spotted" by the machine so much so that it thought there was paper there but couldn't push the paper out at the end. You could hear gears. I really didn't know what to say. With GasBuddy, my receipts get stored on my phone in my account (the only reason why I ask for receipts is as a reminder to review a new gas station here on Yelp), so I didn't feel I needed to go in. But on the flip coin, if the place ever did check on the machine, I really didn't want my information floating around. I don't really know what I should have done in this case, and I've seen quite a lot of problems in gas stations. During this whole experience, I think I do remember seeing one other car pull-up next-to me. However, I was shocked that there weren't more when you compare that to the College a couple miles around the corner (and I bet college kids from Highland stop by here since this is part of the route it asks you to take (cause I"ve taken this route via signs and it goes right past it). Although I don't come by very often, I bet this trip won't be my last trip in to this Shell on Innis Ave.

Ambiance: a cross between an old school diner meets ice cream shop with adjacent private label gas…read more Service is always friendly and attentive. The ice cream is delicious and very popular in the summer months so bring your patience with you - it is scooped the old-fashioned way. If you're in a hurry, grab some Stewarts ice cream half gallons or pints to go.(tip: you must check out their black cherry with an abundance of juicy Bing cherries in a smooth, premium and luscious base) If Baskin Robbins had a kiss and Cousin with a Regional presence, it would be Stewarts - dozens of beautiful flavors every day Other Stewart brand items include breads, chips, milk, which they're famous for and other dairy products. The best of all, their donuts out perform Duncan at every level. You will not get the choice, but the quality is excellent. I recommend the apple fritters for that special treat.

I go Stewart's. Is cold shop. Very much ice cream. I say "One vanilla please." Nice man give big…read morescoop--BIG! I say wow. Sprinkles. I love Stewart. Mulshakes so good. Five star. No ten star. Yes. Good night.

This is not my usual Stuertz, but I wanted to stop in to purchase donuts for the hard-working…read morepeople at the Town Of Poughkeepsie clerks office. It's a much smaller footprint than I'm used to, but everything is easy to find. I skipped breakfast so I decided to purchase a buttered roll. This is a little bit of a nostalgia for me. The last time I purchased a buttered roll at the other Stuertz I couldn't find any butter on it. So I discreetly asked if there was actually butter on this one he said yes, but they have a measured amount. Of course, that makes sense I purchased it went to the car, opened it up and could barely find a New York Schmear. I'd rather they just charge me an extra $.50 and give me some butter on my buttered roll. That's the only downside to today's quick stop

Omg such good shakes they make the old fashioned way. I'm currently on a diet and I'm salivating…read morethinking about their shakes and peanut butter cookie ice cream. Staff were great and the store was spotless.

This gas station is conveniently located, but it definitely looks like it's seen better days. Easy…read moreenough to get gas and get back on the road, but will probably check out what other options there are next time I'm in the area.

I used to live this store. Now no matter what time of day I go they only have breakfast sandwiches…read moreand maybe a burger. When paying at the pump I always have to go inside for my receipt. Of all the feature coffee flavors they usually only have like two. Any way do better. I literally walked on saw the two coffees asked for my reciept and left. Going to Mobil next time

Poor customer service. The cashier is to focus on talking his cell phone then taking care of the…read morecustomer that is standing in front of him.

Although on the outside this shop looks credible, what we found on the inside, was a shop who…read morewasn't credible at all. The prices didn't correspond to those at the register. When I asked the clerk who didn't seem to speak English, knew nothing about the store(which he was the only one running). Unless your only getting gas, hold off on buying convenience store items from this store.

Cleanest Gas Station in Pleasant Valley. Very good prices for items in the store and very clean…read moreinside.

This Mobil gas station has been here for as long as I can remember, although, many years ago, it…read morenever had a name on a big sign with the gas prices on it, which was fixed several years back (well needed). It's a small station, with some space to move around inside containing snacks, drinks (which includes getting coffee), car auto parts such as windshield water fluid, etc. There are four pumps at this Mobil which can get congested on given occasions, so do have the patience of waiting for your turn to open. Pulling in and out can be a bit risky, especially with the small road coming to 44, which can cause a bit of traffic. Overall, this Mobil has it together.

We stopped here several times, while staying in the area…read more The facility is a solid representative for the franchise; it is clean and well-maintained. The convenience store section carries the usual selection of food and sundries one expects at such an establishment. If one needs a fill-up, pit-stop and/or a travel necessity; this location is a solid option.

There's very little change to this Hess-turned-Speedway apart from the business logo change and the…read morecolor of the convenience mart exterior. The gas prices are still reasonably competitive with the Stewart's just down the street. The funny thing is, this place has been a Speedway now for about 6 months, and as you drive south along Route 9, you will see that the north-facing side of the road sign (the one you'd see while driving south) still says Hess.

The best BEC in the area. The regular sandwich has an insane amount of bacon on it. We went twice…read morein one week.

I got gas pushed regular, got a receipt it charged me $ 4.79 a gallon charged me for super !!!…read moreWent it side to correct the problem, was told " speak NO English " was very RUDE and refused to help me !!!