Guy working inside the store at the register, I think his name was Roberto V, was very nice and…read morepolite. A dad with a little girl about 8 years old was in line ahead of me eating an ice cream and he had a sweet conversation with the girl and was polite to the dad. When it was my turn, he was also very polite. It was a pleasure to be spoken to cheerfully and respectfully. Give him a raise!

this review is not for gas…read more this review if not for convenience store treasures this review is not for bathrooms this review is for their AIR station... $1.50 (in a machine that accepts CREDIT CARDS) gets you 5 minutes of air time from a pump that automatically fills to a set pressure point! this is the most technologically advanced air station that i have ever seen. say goodbye to the days of frantically running around your car with your pencil tire press gauge in the freezing cold. this is game changing.

Great location friendly and convienant for all my needs gas quick bite to eat close to my jobread more

Great store. Cheapest beer and gas for students. Staff are awesome. Car wash cheap amd top notch…read more 75 cent vacuums 10 minutes. Girl in pics is a keeper. American spirit. Meow.

great service and good prices. Always leave a satisfied customer. Friendly & helpful staff…read more Building is always clean and inviting.

So Byrne is my maiden name but no relation. I learned many years ago that there was a Byrne Dairy…read moresince their milk was carried in another store. However, I did not know it was from Syracuse and they have a whole store with gas. This was very exciting to me. I bought everything with Byrne on it ha. They have a great selection and had a great visit.

Gas, check. Snacks, check. But the sandwiches are the reason I go. I love a good Rueben and I am…read moreshocked at how terrible the Rueben's can be at otherwise nice places. And I'm a sucker, I always try and hope to be pleasantly surprised only to be disappointed. So it is a wonderful surprise to find that the Reuben at Byrnes might be one of the best I ever had. Closed face ( not my preference) but out of this world. At a gas station. You never know !!

Very good store C-Store Always busy, but fast, friendly,…read moreattentive service. Usually lines for Pizza and Subs but line always moves very quickly. Store is usually very well stocked up and clean. Restrooms always clean as well. Recommended if your in this area.

I was thinking I could wait until after an appointment to eat, but I was really just too hungry. I…read moredidn't want fast food but there wasn't much nearby so I figured I'd go in for a sub. They have everyday specials and Monday was $1 off a melt, I checked the menu and decided to go with just a simple grilled cheese. It turned out a little More than "simple", I asked for all the different cheeses on my sandwich... which were then toasted and when it came out I had them put tomatoes, onion and pickles on. It was really very good! It was also a great deal, $5 minus $1.00 and I had a nice sandwich for $4 + tax! You can add on chips and a drink and anything else since this convenience store had plenty of options to choose from.

This was my first time at any Cliff's. Went in to use a SaveAround coupon for a buy one get one sub…read moredeal during lunch and the sub makers could care less about speed or friendliness. It was not a busy time with customers. Come here if you want to wait an absurd amount of time and feel like you were a bother.

Good service, both technically and personally. Their prices seem fair and they don't oversell you…read moreon "extras". We use them regularly.

I brought my car to Glisson's for an oil change a few weeks ago. Yesterday, I was driving (long…read moredistance) and started smelling burning. I pulled into a gas station and found the oil was basically empty. I was surprised, as the oil change was so recent. I inspect further and find the oil filter has a major gash in the corner ... with oil stains around the gash. I add 2 quarts of oil and watch the filter. Sure enough, a drop of oil starts to form on the gash, eventually dripping. My question is: how could this have happened? The gash was way too big and obvious to not be noticed (on the edge where you grip w your hand). Did they knowingly install an obviously damaged oil filter? If so, why?? One theory (and this is only a guess, but I'm otherwise struggling to hypothesize a reason to give Glisson the benefit of the doubt here) -- I remember when I brought my car to them, I was under the weather, so as a courtesy to make sure I didn't spread whatever I had, I wore an N95 mask. The person at the shop looked at me weird like I was their political nemesis, so I explained that I was wearing it bc I was under the weather and didn't want to infect anyone else, but that didn't seem to change their disposition at all. Again, this is just a guess, but I truly cannot fathom why they would have installed a visibly obviously damaged oil filter on my car. (If someone can provide a valid hypothesis, I will delete this review.) Either way, my engine may have extensive damage due to driving without oil to the point it started burning. Arrggghhh.