Right across from the Walmart plaza there's 16 bays and literally the cleanest nicest bathroom I've…read moreever seen in a gas station. I'll be going out of my way to stop here during my travels.

I have been coming to this location for years for gas and snacks. I often arrive here late at…read morenight, and this place can't be beat when I need a quick grocery item or a cold drink after a long drive. The ice cream counter is reasonably priced and there is almost always a sale going on for cones or milkshakes. The ice cream flavors are made by Stewart's and range from classic to unique, my favorites being Fireworks (vanilla with cherry swirl, red and blue pop rocks) and Happy Camper (s'mores). You can also take their ice cream home in half gallons or pints. Stewart's also makes its own brand of drinks - soda, seltzer, iced tea, juice, and in recent years, Keurig cups. Hot coffee and prepared foods like sandwiches, pizza, and baked goods are always available. The best part of this location is that in decades of coming here, I have never had a cashier or counter person that wasn't friendly. You can't say that about too many convenience stores!

Was pretty much floored at how rude an employee was on a recent visit. It won't reflect in my…read morerating because customer service is generally awesome there. This particular employee has the sides of her head shaved short and longer in the middle. I only say this because, while I understand people have bad days, I think this particular individual needs a hug, based on her attitude. But life goes on and Stewart's Ice cream is pretty much amazing so I'll still be back

Stopped by this location the other day. Paid cash and received an 8-cent per gallon discount on…read morediesel fuel. Special promotions going on - a buck for a slice of pizza, etc. 75 gallons of diesel gets a free shower. Showers are always clean, with plenty of hot water available. Truck parking lot is a bit small, and at that, right now it isn't plowed well enough to allow for decent parking of big rigs.

Sign says regular unleaded is $2.25 a gallon. Placard on the pumps says the same thing. However,…read morewas charged $2.35 a gallon. There is no mention of a cash versus credit price because I thought maybe that was it. Brought it up to the cashier. She admitted it was wrong but said there is nothing she can do about it. So they overcharge and when it is caught, keep your money anyway.

The Dunkin at this location is trash. Girlfriend ordered a matcha latte and they only filled half…read moreof her cup with actual drink. My own coffee lacked any sugar and tasted terrible. This is beyond shrinkflation and more into scam territory. Don't waste money here.

From the owner: Quicklee's is a locally owned and operated convenience store chain focused on bringing a quick and…read moreeasy shopping experience for every customer. Quicklee's provides local residents with a one-stop destination for their gas, beverages, snacks, and on-the-go essentials. Shop Quicklee's, Support Local!

I often stop at Loves plazas when I come across them. They tend to be large and have anything you…read moremay need while in a road trip - from cheap sunglasses to gas to random local specialties to clean restrooms and lottery tickets. Easy parking. Clean. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

I had all but given up on humanity when 2 Angels on earth showed me that honesty and compassion are…read morenot dead. It was already a hectic day. I was heading back from an appointment in Syracuse, and my mind was distracted and running though the possibilities of what the doctor had told me. I stopped at Love's to get some gas on the way home. I finished pumping the gas, and my wife used her card to pay for it. I hopped back into the truck to continue the trip back home racing to beat the bad weather and wrestling with the storm of thoughts circling around in my own mind. Fast forward to later that evening. I realized I did not have my wallet. I searched my coat pockets and ransacked my truck to see if maybe I had dropped it on the floorboard or something. After hours of looking, I figured I must have dropped it at the VA garage. I called to see if it had been turned in...after multiple transfers to other people I was transferred to lost and found. I was hopeful that maybe someone would turn it in. I did not care about the money, but the cards and identification and all the things that would need to be replaced was weighing heavy on my mind. I was praying and praying...please let someone find it and turn it in. The next morning I checked back again, still no one had turned it in, so I started the process of calling and cancelling cards and doing what you do when you lose your purse or wallet to minimize any damage. At some point during the day, one of the ladies from Love's called and left a message on my wife's phone. She is about as tech savvy as I am...which is to say not at all. She did not have the volume turned up on her phone or her notification did not go off so she had not notice the missed call because it did not make a noise. All that night and into the next day I was stressing and praying that someone would find it and turn it in. I had about given up hope when suddenly my wife starts yelling to me....they got it they found it....it was at the gas station. I called immediately and spoke with one of the ladies and she told me yes they have it, I asked for who had turned it in and was told it had been found by one of the other employees that had gone outside to help another customer and had found my wallet on the ground and brought it inside. They had called my wife's phone as soon as they found it, but I explained to them that she did not get the call or see the message until the next day. I told her on the phone I would be right down to pick it up. When I got there I asked who had found it with the intention of giving the person some money as a reward, she would not even take it. I was so relieved and so thankful and actually teared up a bit as a sliver of my faith in the good of people had been restored by two Angels at Love's gas station. I thanked them and thanked God and I just wanted to share this story with others who may be feeling like humanity is a lost cause. There are still good people in the world and God does still answer prayers.

As I walked into the gas station a young gentleman held the door open for me , as I walked inside…read morewe both went to the drink section. As I was still looking for something to drink the gentleman that held the door proceeded to check out with his beer. The cashier told him he would need to see my ID as well. I informed the employee that I was not with him. The cashier very rudely said "well you guys walked in together so I'm just assuming". He refused to sell him the beer bc he thought I was with him, even though I spoke up. Very musty as well and the employees looked dirty.

This is a cool little stop out in the country, ran by and patronized by friendly Folks…read more A small one stop shop for gasoline, grocery items, food etc. Delicious home cooking, I had a burger here and it was just like Mom used to make If you've looked at my history you know that 5 stars from me only goes to people who go above and beyond- well, the lady working this evening did just that; when I mentioned that I had to eat on the run she prepared my sandwich in such a way that it was easy to eat while I was driving Only thing I should warn you about if these are not city folk; if you dont want to wait a minute for the person ahead of you to talk about how much fun they had the town festival, then keep driving until you get to Watertown :-) I hope to pass by here again