Cross Tunnel is on 34th street right across from - you guessed it - the Midtown Tunnel exit. Their…read moresmall shop makes for a quick visit if you're seeking a newspaper, water, candy, or other quick convenience item. No deli counter or anything other than pre-packaged foods/snacks here, but that's not hard to find elsewhere...

Looks pretty clean. Not many people there on a Friday afternoon probably because of the…read morethunderstorms. Starbucks line went fast but prices are high, as you might expect. Wish there was a different selection of restaurants though. My dad misses Arthur Treacher's.

The gas attendants are all at war with each other over who gets the busier/higher traffic pumps…read more Typically I ignore it but this morning put me over the top. An employee put out of order bags over most of the pumps on the northbound side. When I pulled behind someone at an uncovered pump, the employee looked at me annoyingly as if I had done something wrong and instructed me to go around to a pump on the south side. The northbound side is busier in the morning due to people traveling into NY for work. How about instead of being anti-logic you get your ish together and have more than one guy working the busier pumps? Zero critical thinking skills. Two thumbs way down.

This is my favorite service station in the area of Bay Ridge and Sunset Park in Brooklyn. I have…read morebeen going there for repairs and maintenance for my vehicles for 25 years. The ownership changed hands over the years but there has been a continuity of good service in that time, otherwise I would not have kept going there. The Sunoco gas they sell is also very good. They tend to be quite busy because they have so many loyal customers like me, so sometimes you might have to wait, but it's worth the wait. The station has also been upgraded recently with a mini convenience store installed in the office. The hours of operation have also been extended. The gas pumps are open for 24 hours, 7 days a week, and repair service is available from 8 in the morning to 10 at night to keep you on the road. Highly recommended if you are in the area!

I am such a fan of this little convenience store. Little quirky customer service but no issues…read more Good selection of goodies and snacks. I got enough junk food for dinner on my first trip and since then love stopping here when in the area.

Weird, unpleasant and uncomfortable experience. I asked for my tank to be filled and gave the guy…read morepumping gas my card. Afterwards he almost refuses to give me MY card back and starts asking for my name. Very unprofessional, would never come back here again.

I call this place a Faux 7/11, it's a convenience store located outside of the gas station…read more Basically the same set-up with coffee, cigarettes, pre-packaged foods for a quick bite, and things of the like. The store is very bet and orderly, the employees are friendly and more importantly, the prices are reasonable. On my last visit, I bought a cup of French Vanilla coffee ($1.79 for an extra large cup), but it wasn't exactly the best, but it did come with a free bottle of water which came in hand later. Overall, clean, fairly priced store located in Kensington. After pumping your gas or just on the hunt for some snacks, this is your place, but stay away from the French Vanilla coffee.

I came in here a few days ago. I wanted to buy something but noticed the employee behind the…read morecounter had his mask hanging below his chin. "Could you please put your mask on?" I asked him, before getting too close. "Mask?" He asked me (it was clear that he did not speak very good English). "Yes, can you please put your mask on?" I asked again. "You want to buy mask?" he asked me, sounding confused. "No, can you please put your mask over your mouth and nose?" I asked. Eventually, someone else in the store found a way to get him to understand. The employee put his mask on, and even said "sorry" to me. Then I walked up to the counter, made my purchase, and quickly left the store. I'll give this place two stars as opposed to one because the employee did eventually put his mask on when asked to, and even apologized afterwards. But considering he appears to normally walk a foot up to customers with the mask below his chin (the equivalent of wearing no mask at all) while indoors, I can't give this place any more than two stars.

Located between Terrace Fish & Chips and some building that is 122 Fulton is a store, well…read moredownstairs, and on the way to/from the subway. The sandwichboard on the street points downward and lists the prices - Select chips are 25 cents, all candy is 50 cents, drinks are 75 cents, the primo large size VIP candysnacks are a buck. "Why pay more?" he'll ask every customer. He's right on the money (bad pun intended); the same snacks in this area are 3x the price, and sometimes even taxed. My midafternoon snack cravings are sated and for under a buck. Even with the constant price rising of the most minute items (I'm looking at you Wrigley people) this guy keeps it low and on scale, knowing that it's about volume not gouging.

I usually come to this gas station when I need to fill up my tank. This location has a horrible…read moreentrance and exit for the gas station. The gas attendants see you pull up to the pump and make you wait a few minutes before they decide to come and help you. They don't really ask you what you want or thank you for your business here. The only reason I even come to this gas station is because it is close to my house, and I only like to use BP Gas now since it is good for your car. Overall: This gas station is pretty decent and the gas lasts me about 2 weeks or so. The gas attendants need to be more friendly and have be faster to help customers. I mean who has all day to wait for someone to help them with filling up their tank? This location also has a 7-Eleven convenience store as well.

This is the place to be when you're delayed at Metropark. No need to buy stuff at the station. Psh…read more You should get your energy drink needs here. Plus, you're in NJ and they'll fill up your gas. I love my home state.

It's not a horrible supermarket but its definitely not a Shoprite. It's somewhat small and "tight"…read morein there. It looks kinda cluttered in there and for some, you will get that claustrophobic feeling but for the most part, Shop Fair makes your shopping experience easy and simple. You will (most likely) find your commonly used staples for your household in addition to seeing some good deals. I must admit that their fruit salads are fresh and tasteful. I had a few bad experiences at C-town on Pitkin Avenue where their fruits would spoil like nobody's business and their prices for products would make even a rich person say "what the hell?!" Shopfair, so far, has not served me a plate of disappointment yet as far as their fruits. I have been finding myself walking to this supermarket during lunchtime so it wouldnt really hurt to give them the extra star (three stars in total).The two-star deduction is just for aesthetics of the supermarket, lack of space or the "cluttered feeling" in the aisles, not too many exciting food options and mediocre food bar. Otherwise, this supermarket fulfills its purpose.