Stopped in here recently looking for something specific - which I found! I've driven by countless…read moretimes and Stewarts did not have what I needed. The newer Cumby's are actually quite nice...as is this location. Spacious, well stocked, clean....with mostly junk food, assorted beverages, ice cream...you get the gist. Gas bays are easy in and out and there's decent parking around the front and side of the building. Service was friendly and efficient.

They have a great selection of fresh food and and snacks. Great when I have to grab something on…read morethe go

They have kids they have pizza they have signature coffee in the refrigerator is all kinds of ice…read morecreams hot food hotdog all kinds of stuff you gotta go and see it. I'd love it signature coffee sweet cream, delicious meatballs, sub and fettuccine macaroni. I don't have. I can't say they're really good to stay up. There is helpful. Good place to be.

Clean store, tons of selection. Coffee was fresh and condiments were cleanly displayed and full…read more Staff were incredibly friendly and efficient.

Cheaper gas price than I had seen at various stations in the area…read more They also have 90 octane ethanol free.

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Dr's of Pharmacy that don't provide care, just find a way to get you out of the way. They have…read moreplenty of customers. Blame the Dr who sent the script, blame the insurance company, "oh, we never received it, must be a computer problem". "Can't fill it until tomorrow, Wallgreen's policy" the very next day they hand you a bottle with 180 pills in it. "We can only fill 30 days of a 90 day script, you need to come back two more times", well... NYS law proved them wrong, again! I used this pharmacy for 7 years, had to finally say "NO MORE" Refusal to fill as legally prescribed, continued delays in filling critical medication, inventory problems, significant staff turnover, training problems for front line staff, the manager of the store didn't know the pharmacist was an actual doctor. Wow... I have had to correct the pharmacist several times, had the insurance company tell them they are wrong, all of this while standing in the store waiting for them to do their jobs. Go to WalMart, they help fix issues, they remembered me after one visit and they corrected two insurance issues. So... leave these so called healthcare providers aside and go someplace else!!!

Very helpful staff at this pharmacy. I was out of state and able to get a med I needed . Thank you !read more

This is my local Stewart's shop. The people work here are always nice. The store is always clean…read more Bathrooms are always clean and when it snows they shovel and put salt out: There is never any ice to slip on.

i enjoy my daily visit to have my coffee and conversations with employees while i read the paper…read more but now i have to deal with groups of youths that just hang out in the booths and are loud, don't purchase anything but hang out. You mention it to the staff and you are told "we have be told that there is nothing we can do!" really!!!! ...guess i should find another place to spend my money!!!

Let's cut to the chase: I concur with the only other review for this Stewart's as of this writing -…read more4 stars. That fine review has stood the test of time, as has Stewart's. This chain has no affiliation with the line of sodas/root beer OR the burger purveyor we see in NJ that originated from the Midwest. Stewart's got its start as many legendary C-stores (such as Wawa): they sold milk and other dairy stuff with a model of vertical integration that ensured low prices and great quality. To this day, they have a "milk club" open to all. After 10 punches of the card, you get a free half gallon of milk or a gallon at 1/2 price. Too bad I don't drink milk. With the passage of time, especially "in these times," the low prices may not always hold true. For example, A bag of Doritos was $5.60, and an 18 pack of Labatt Blue (I like it better than Molson Canadian) was...$18. Neither of these items were purchased. Even the formerly local "pride of the neighborhood" Freihofer's cookies were "discounted" by a measly $1, when they're often BOGO. Still, they had a couple of local beers that caught my eye and I grabbed 2 tall boys for later imbibing. One was brewed in my former home of 6 years- Schenectady, NY. Another came from nearby Vermont. Those and a couple good sized bottles of delicious polar seltzer ran $10. Not awful I guess. They sell pizza for around $2.60 a slice. It didn't look great but I'm sure it's edible. Buttered rolls, peanut buttered rolls, apple fritters, and some other baked goods were up front. Coffee selection is usually decent and on par with the diner stuff- you decide if that's a good or bad thing. Camping supplies such as firewood and s'more kits were there just in time for summer. Come winter, the snow shovels and ice scrapers move in. There are a couple of tables to sit if you want to enjoy your beverage or snack outside of the car. They do sell ice cream and shakes made to order that the locals love. The middle of the store has a very respectable freezer area with ice cream, pizza, TV dinners and the like. Their half gallons of ice cream are very good. Not sure if they're still there size or if they've been "shrinkflated." The restroom was clean! The clerk was friendly- even greeting me on entry and offering a paper bag for my goodies. They are known for treating employees well with stock options and an Adirondack condo that staff can sign up to use. So why not 5 stars? The prices weren't the greatest, the beer selection was limited (but the local stuff is appreciated), and the parking lot is a little wonky in layout. That said, Stewart's are around from the NY/Quebec border down to Orange County, NY and also in Rutland and Bennington Counties in VT. I used to have one at the end of my block in Schenectady and was reminded today of why I miss it sometimes, especially compared to the QuickCheck that's next door to us these days. Stop by one when you can. Perhaps you too will be inspired to write about vertical integration at 10:30 on a Monday night.

This is my go to location. Whether I need to put air in my tires, get gas, or a gallon of milk…read more Often stop by when I've been working late to grab "dinner". no matter the time of day, the staff is always friendly, the store is clean, food is fresh, and of course the ice cream is to die for.

I've been to more Walgreens this week than expected, including this one now. Overall, I'm finding…read morethe stores, in general, handle vaccinations well, and their receipts aren't as long as those from CVS. Their prices aren't always competitive. For this particular store, there's typically 3 people in the pharmacy area, and there's the private "consultation room" for vaccinations. The layout of the store is somewhat awkward, because the aisles on the right side are long and slanted. There isn't necessarily as much variety here as some of their larger, newer, stores, but they have all the basics, and the store is well stocked and clean.

I've driven by this Walgreens so many times but have never actually been inside. Until yesterday. I…read morewas lucky enough to score my first Covid vaccine there. This is a good sized store with a small-ish parking lot. Very clean and easy to navigate. I expected there to be a little bit more organization around the vax situation...but after I spoke with the pharmacist, I found out that they were double booked without having any additional help. So, the overwhelmed staff gets a pass. It's not easy doing what they do: providing a safe environment for seekers of the Covid vaccine along with lines of people coming in to get their prescriptions filled. Then, of course...it's a store. People are shopping for stuff. All things considered, they managed the small group of us vaccine participants and pharmacy-goers well. They were only running about 20 minutes behind...which is amazing compared to some other folks that were in vax lines for hours at other locations. I would shop here in the future now that I've actually been inside.