Oh, how I've missed Cumberland Farms. They don't exist in Arkansas. This location is big, bright,…read moreand clean. AND they have fountain drinks, which can be hard to find back East. A can of Diet Coke just isn't the same.

My only complaint about this location is that it has started to ring up the price higher than the…read moreprice on the product. This is illegal and I warned the clerk that it had to stop. When I showed him the.30 price difference on UTZ popcorn he tried to say it was the tax, but then I said why is it showing tax at the bottom as well? He had no response so I didn't buy it I used to visit weekly but I will no longer buy from Cumberland Farms.

Needed gas and a bathroom on an 8-state road-trip. Easy on/off highway. Didn't look promising for…read morecleanliness - it was small and looked very much like an old-time gas station, not a convenience store or rest stop. How surprised was I when I entered, and they had a very clean bathroom? Pleasantly surprised! The cashier was very friendly, and they did have lots of snacks and drinks to purchase.

this is a terrible truck stop. truck parking way out back in free lot. that's at least 200 yards…read morefrom the building. as for the tour bus lot, it's on the south side of the building way out back in a lot. yes it's paved, but no direct access without climbing up a curb and walking over the grass. not handicapped accessable without them going out to the street. side door closed and locked. you must go all the way around to the front door. restaurant is closed.only fast food.

Nice little gas station just off of Route 1. It's right next to Kingston Pizza. There are only 8…read morepumps, and it does seem like they always have one or two down. Prices are pretty fair, but I do feel like they're always a couple of cents higher than the nearest Mobil or Shell stations. They have unleaded, mid-grade, and premium; no diesel. They also have an air station. There's also a pretty standard gas station convenience store. Nothing too special about it, but they have a decently wide selection of prepared foods available, which is pretty cool (like, Wawa is about the only one that regularly would have a wider selection). This is also a 24-hour gas station and convenience store, so if you're passing through here at 3 am, not only can you get your gas, you can also get an Italian sub or a slice of pizza (sure, it's not amazing, but when you're hungry at 3 am, it'll definitely hit the spot).

Wasn't sure this location had gas initially, but they definitely do, which is great as there aren't…read moreany others within a few minutes of where I was staying during my visit. Was also pleasantly surprised at how nice the convenience store was- it seemed clean, well stocked with smaller, travel friendly sized groceries. The only downside is that those groceries were definitely on the pricey side, but the convenience factor plays a part in that I'm sure.

It was 1999- It was my first time driving across country- By A stroke of luck I had to pee really…read morebad just outside of Park, Kansas (Pop. 151)... Well im not sure about the other 150, but Kasey at the Stuckey's was the most beatiful girl I have ever seen... I still cannot explain how depressed I was that this chick will never leave this job at Stuckey's... unless one at the Sinclair opens up!!! Fast Forward to today- Havent seen a Stuckey's above the Mason Dixon line but ALAS---- right her in Conn. (fitting becuase Eastern Conn. shares more in common with the South than the North) Anyway, the memory of her blue eyes and wheat colored skin quickley flushed out other brain function as I fling open the doors in search of, can it be?? take 2!!! ,.... To the left, CT Memorabilia (just as unmemorable as you can imagine, and I already forgot) to the right, lots of cookies- but no Kasey, To the back,, wait, I see a bun of burgeoning locks just below the Roy Rogers counter!! can it be?!?!.... CarolAnne stands up, smiles, not exactly what I was hoping for- but at least she helped me secure some Chicken... and sometimes thats just as good

I hadn't seen a Stuckey's in years. We had to stop as this was right down the street from our…read moremotel. Lots and lots of candy (just like I remembered it) with souvenirs and things like fire works. Inside this one, they had a Pastrami Joe's and I have to say their chicken noodle soup was amazing. I bought one to go and didn't even have to add any salt or pepper when I ate it later - it was perfect and the broth was great on my sore throat. My mother was in heaven as she used to live in Florida and had more recent fond memories of this store. She ended up buying so much candy and treats that it will last her months. Service wasn't very friendly at the counter (they were really nice at Pastrami Joe's though) and it had a bit of a run down feel. Probably worth stopping if you've never been or remember the place from years ago.

This is a standard Mobil located in a convenient location, right next to hotels. We were staying…read morenext door and needed milk. They had gallons of it. The prices were standard for a gas station. It was an average gas station with snacks and other items. They do have restrooms; a bus load of people came in while I was in there and there was line for the bathroom. Overall, a decent spot to get your last minute needs.

Open late great selection, good staff. the people complaining are fake reviews because of racism…read moreand one person got a bunch of people to write the same reviews. There is nothing wrong with this store.

We are new in our apt. and haven't had an oil heat system for a long time. We ran out during a cold…read moresnap! Ginger's was very kind to deliver oil within a couple hours. They've been quick to respond since then as well. I appreciate the courteous delivery guy. They may be priced a bit higher than others, but they're worth it to us.

Great prices and service. Family run in the best way. Quick, always on schedule and always…read morefriendly to chat.

I like this place, but to be honest, it's not a spot I'd imagine anyone else outside of town would…read morewant to visit. For its size, it has quite a good selection of everything it sells. Good selection of bread, good selection of chips, not a bad selection of produce, considering it's only half an aisle. They do have spices for a ridiculously low price, though. There's a giant variety of them, so the one you want may not always be in stock, but I can get a 6 oz container of cayenne pepper powder for $5, which I find way cheaper than the big name grocery stores. Prices are similar to what you would see from gas station convenient stores (i.e. not cheap). Staff seem pretty friendly. If you live 5 miles east or west of here, though, you'll find a larger selection for cheaper cost at the big name grocery stores (other than the spices, that is).

Such extremely rude clerks during the day, who I think truly believe they own the store! Don't go…read morehere during theb day before 1:00; the evening crew is actually civil!