Finally! Something opened up in this spot. Great location with lots of parking…read more Lots of prepared foods and some hot options like Woodfella's pizza, house made calzones, house salads made fresh daily. Other local favorites like Terra Firma dairy products, Bell & Evans chicken or Yalla Organic products from Fairfield, Conn. Great assortment of snacks and drinks Nice and bright and spacious.

Have gone several times lately to grab lunch for the beach. Great food, great service, reasonable…read moreprices! Highly recommend!

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.

Reale's may be under new ownership, but let me tell you--this Westerly institution hasn't lost an…read moreounce of the authentic, old‑school magic that's kept locals loyal for generations. Walking in still feels like stepping into a slice of neighborhood history, the kind of place where the walls could probably tell a few stories and every regular has a favorite order. And the grinders? Still absolute classics. Somehow they've managed to preserve that 100‑year flavor profile--hearty, perfectly layered, and packed with the kind of seasoning and balance that only comes from decades of doing it right. It's comfort food with character, the kind of grinder that reminds you why these small markets matter. The new ownership seems committed to honoring what made Reale's special while giving it just enough polish to keep things running smoothly. Service is friendly, quick, and familiar in that "we've known you forever" kind of way. Why not five stars? Mostly because transitions always come with a little room to grow--tightening up consistency during busy hours, maybe expanding a few offerings--but honestly they're well on their way. The heart of Reale's is still beating strong, and the grinders alone are worth the stop. A true local staple that's managed to keep its soul intact. Four stars and a big nod of appreciation for keeping the tradition alive. Cheers

might be the best grinder I've had in my life NO Kidding,the Roll was fresh and unbelievable…read moredelicious,not to mention they give you a good portion at a great price,staff was very friendly,and the lady behind the deli ( might be the owner) got my order 100% correct, my only complaint is I wish they were closer to Charlestown ,they should expand lol ,there grinders are unbelievable try for yourse, you won't be sorry

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.

Stop here before heading to Foxwoods casino to load up on what u need. They have a great variety…read more Service was ok ... store kinda old looking but got what u need.

I moved to North Stonington 3.5 years ago, and started shopping at No. Stonington package store. I…read moreabsolutely will not shop anywhere else. The owner is so great and friendly along with his staff.

I didn't sample the gas but can comment on the C-store side of things. The workers were friendly,…read morethe hours were 24-7 as of press time and the beef jerky selection is solid. Of particular note was the vast assortment of newspapers. When even many media professionals have given up on reading the print paper I was glad to see a slew of Connecticut, NYC and Boston options.

I got there at 8:58 pm the guy closed the door and waved goodbye, nice pizza place next door, had…read morethe smell of a NYC pizza. They kind, and directed me to the next store.

From the owner: Cumberland Farms is the largest of EG America's convenience and retail brands with more than 575…read morestore locations across Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

I've had a couple of grinders from here and they've been fine,…read moreBut today I ordered a meatball sub, and it was like dog food, it was gross, I actually gagged when I took a bite. I have no idea what was it in, but it was probably the most disgusting thing I have ever tasted. Such a shame.

Pete's Grocery is pure Americana, the roadside family owned deli straight outta a Norman Rockwell…read moreportrait or Scorsese movie (I feel like the characters from "The Irishman" would love this place, but I digress). Step right up to the old-school counter and place your order for a massive deli sandwich, their homemade meatballs, or even the stuffed peppers - which are to die for! You can tell that the whole menu is homemade, with love in every bite. It feels like Grandma's cooking - just the epitome of a wholesome community spot that you can tell has been a staple here for years. Service is fast and friendly; the lady that served us was very kind and made us feel right at home. The camaraderie is great in here - they know their customers, and even if it's your first visit to Pete's, you'll leave feeling like a regular. In addition to the deli and prepared foods, Pete's also has market/convenience store staples. Any meal here is not complete without a locally made glass bottle soda - you'll feel like you're back in the shop's heyday. Don't miss this - I expect to see it on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives one day!