This Cumberland Farms is expansssssivvvve. It's my go-to stop for gas & goods when I'm in the area…read more Lots of parking, plenty of pumps, & a huge convenience store. The staff here is very sweet - they actually know what's in stock & sometimes even have suggestions for snacks. Shout out to the employee who has a wealth of knowledge about Flamin' Hot varieties & dill flavored snacks. He's a good resource (:

busy site - the staff really show that their work is really focused on the customer. Be prepared to…read morewait but not any longer than necessary

Lil General is so much more than just a convenient store. They've got a full delivery service, a…read morereal butchery, and fresh food every day. What really makes them stand out are their weekly specials--especially the Tuesday meatball subs. These subs are made fresh right in front of you, loaded with flavor, and the price is unbeatable. Honestly, they're some of the best I've ever had. Between the affordability, quality, and friendly service, this place has become a go-to spot. If you haven't tried Lil General yet, do yourself a favor and stop in--or better yet, go on a Tuesday and grab a meatball sub. You won't be disappointed!

I wanna like this place, but there was just too much "this would be great BUT..."…read more When I went into the store there was a woman getting something from the deli (pasta salad or something). When she was done I went and asked if they make sandwiches to order. The guy working said "no, we make all of our sandwiches fresh each morning and they're in the case by the door." He wasn't rude, but it seemed odd that they wouldn't sell me a custom sandwich. Here's my first complaint: all the sandwiches were on little foam trays and covered in plastic (like a piece of steak would come on at a grocery store), I don't know if this is how they always do it, but it's a bad idea: all of the sandwiches were squished flat because of how tight the plastic was (and also probably because they stack them up). I'm no elitist, I'm not a fancy guy, but presentation is half the battle and these sandwiches were not appetizing. What's wrong with just rolling your subs in deli paper? I swallowed my pride and grabbed the least flattened turkey sub, along with a bag of chips and a drink. The cashier girl was polite and asked me if I wanted any condiments for the sub, which I did. When I got home and began eating my sub I discovered it already had mayonnaise on it, which I don't like. And it wasn't listed on the label with the ingredients. Which is exactly why I would've ordered a sandwich from the deli, not because I think the ones in the case aren't fresh, but because they looked awful, and now to me it tasted awful. The turkey too was really crumbly... it didn't look like a turkey sub, it looked like a tuna sub. I'm giving 3 stars because the cashier was friendly and the subs ARE cheap, it was less than $4 for a 6" sub. But you know what? Charge me $5 or $6 and make it look (and taste) worth eating. This is one of those places where some things are ridiculously cheap (like the subs) and other items are more than they would be at Cumberland Farms or 7-11.

They have the best rice cakes (made fresh today!) we ever had!!!! :) The owner was very friendly…read moreand helpful. And they had baby bananas!!!

The name totally says it all…read more Still on the prowl for a proper Asian market in the Woonie Bin, I stumbled upon a positive review for "Asian Fresh Produce Market." We took a quickie spin down the bizarre-looking Cato side street & winded up with convenient parking & an extremely spacious and well stocked 'lil market. I -LOVE- their product section. So many inexpensive, fresh choices. Bok choy for $1.49? Mint, cilantro and basil for .99 cents? Seriously?! ....I winded up getting nothing I originally went in for after checking out their tea/beverage section. DIY boba-tea was calling my name. I also found my absolutely favourite pear/apple Korean BBQ sauce that even Asiana doesn't appear to carry anymore. Super psyched. Toward the front there was also an extremely gracious array of prepared, tasty looking treats. It is worth noting that they primarily carry southeast Asian grub so if you're looking to fix up a plate of Som Tam or Pad Thai you're in the right place. Oden or (Japanese) ramen? Not so much. The owners are extremely friendly (the name, people, the name!) and since the last review in 2011, I do believe they accept credit now. (I spied a card processor on the counter but paid in cash.) SO going back.

Very friendly employees. The prices here are very high but definitely lower than JD's Market down…read morethe street. Richdale also has a way better selection of items too. They often get new flavors of soda even before other stores do. One massive let down is they close extremely early for a convenience store. If they were open at least until midnight I'd come here a lot more often.

Nice people always helpful. honest and friendly. good service. I always play the lottery there. I…read moreleft without getting my change and the manager came out to give me my money. Tells it all.

Young white male with curly hair & facial hair beard was very rude , when I asked how his day was…read moregoing no response & when I asked for a bag for my items he threw the bag & did not put the items in the bag. Not the end of the world but he had a terrible attitude & continued to be on his phone. If he gets overwhelmed so easily he should not be working.

Calling this business merely a gas station or a convenience store would seem to be doing it a…read moredisservice - there's so much going on here that it's more like a destination - kind of like the Disney World of gas stations. To the left of the huge number of fuel pumps stands a separate building that houses an automatic car wash. The main store is positively cavernous. To the left is a Dunkin' Donuts, with a few tables near the front window (the Dunkin' also has a drive-up, which wraps around the back of the building and doesn't seem to interfere with the gas station traffic). On the right side of the store is a bona-fide barbecue restaurant (no pizza slices or hot dogs on rollers at this gas station, folks!) that also has a few tables in front of its counter. Registers are in the right-front corner of the store, along with an island cooler of to-go foods. Also, there is a f'real shake machine, which is usually only found at Cumberland Farms. Despite all that occupies this store, it doesn't feel the least bit cramped. On the contrary, I feel like you could almost play a game of football, basketball or street hockey (take your pick) in this store. Even the shelves of snacks in the middle of the store have plenty of room around them. While the store has a huge cool factor, a few things prevented me from giving it five stars. First, it's difficult pulling out of here because the store is near - but not at - a traffic light, and also because an off-ramp from Route 99 dumps traffic onto Mendon Road. Although the men's bathroom was clean, they need to hire a plumber to fix the rocking toilet. Also, a fair amount of restocking needed to be done in the drink coolers.

The redemption part of Hilltop is dirty most of the times and the machines hardly ever work. So…read moredisappointing to go in there, before the new owners took over I enjoyed coming here workers were friendly and weren't on their phone. I don't go anymore.

They don't let you return all the cans that you buy from them. It's a scam. Don't believe me buy a…read more12 pack of truly and try to cash your cans in, (of course after you drink them).the machines won't let you they reject certain types of truly from the same box of truly that I bought there.

The staff is amazing . They are courteous and friendly. Their coffee is always fresh and delicious.read more

This is a solid location for coffee, scratch tickets, and munchies. If you don't yet have the CF…read moreapp, GET IT, because they give away more freebies than Jameis Winston passing a football. I CONSTANTLY have free sodas, chips, candy bars...and I don't even buy that much here! The employees also deserve their own special paragraph. They are some of the nicest people on earth. Every time I walk in, day or night, I get a friendly greeting and asked if they can help with anything. I don't know who is training these folks on customer service, but I'd like to vote for them in 2020 for the big gig. So why the 3 star rating? Well, for one, parking is a logistical nightmare. There are limited spots, and the locals seem to think they can park wherever they want (including RIGHT in front of the store or worse, at an empty pump). It's probably not fair of me to ding the store for this, but I have no choice. Secondly, there are only 4 gas pumps. I almost wish they would just remove the pumps and focus solely on the store. Getting gas here is about as enjoyable as moving into Harry Potter's stairway apartment. Tight, crammed, and extremely difficult to navigate. I think I'd rather watch Rachael Ray and BELIEVE me, that is saying something.

Came in a little after 12 to buy cigarettes on Tuesday 12/7/21, I was asked for ID so I had to go…read moreand get it from my vehicle, when I went back in I asked if it was a new thing yet the cashier showed me the sign and the other girl who was breaking down boxes was rude saying that it was corporate training and I stated I had been there before and not been carded and she said they weren't doing their job right, she was rude and trying to bully , I did leave the store after putting my hand down on the counter and the associate breaking down the boxes said snidely to have a good day. I started looking up the business's information then went to the other gas station next door, if customer service is to complicated then maybe she should find another job, I will be advising my friends who live in the area not to spend their hard earned money there. I won't be back to any Seasons Corner Market stores. I understand there are company policies to follow yet my parents owned their businesses and if any of their employees spoke like that to a customer they would of been terminated on the spot. Let's hope management does their job.

From the owner: Seasons Corner Market is a family owned and operated, full service convenience store experience. We…read moreoffer a wide selection of fresh food sourced from local vendors, premium coffee roasted in-house at our co-branded cafes, a rotating schedule of monthly promotions, and shell gasoline to keep you on the move. With locations in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, come in and discover why we're your one-stop shop for quality and convenience. There's always a reason to stop at Seasons!

This place is awesome!! I think it's under new ownership because it was extremely bright and clean…read more Everyone was extremely helpful and friendly. They have absolutely everything you can imagine from kitchen utensils to spices, milk, eggs, and prepared foods!! Open every day until 9pm, even holidays until 5!!

My first time there. I wasn't expecting to see many options for prepared spanish food The…read morechicharron was good and crispy. Shakes are delicious made with fruit of your choice!