Very convenient store. Sells hair, food, and so much more. Nice workers and very helpful.read more

always has the right items when needed and there service is great and always has the good hair…read moreproducts

Always courteous very helpful staff a pleasure to be a customer that's my experience for the last…read more15 years.

Rude employees bad customer service. I would highly recommend to know what your getting and avoid…read moreconversation with staff because managers won't solve anything as this store has proven.

They used to have a better selection. I went there for bacon and bread for breakfast and there were…read moremoldy rolls on the shelf! Plus the deli looks more and more disgusting. We would still stop by to support a local business for beer and packaged snacks (always checking the expiration). But then they put up that huge Trump sign. They didn't need to do that. Why alienate your clientele? They clearly make bad business decisions and don't know what they are doing.

The subs at LePage's used to be fantastic. Purchased one today and it is horrible and pathetic…read more Barely any roast beef. Pretty much all bread. Since the older guy retired I guess that department went way downhill. Won't be back.

Very good little convenience store.....when we visit family in the area we stay just up the road at…read morethe Hilton and we always are on the lookout for Cabot's white cheddar popcorn.....found it here!!!!!

The ice cream is really good! Annabelle likes the ice cream too! You can get gas here too!read more

Convenient corner market. They have the basics, open until midnight and open until 1am Fri & Sat…read morenights in case you ran out of TP or need a brew. Nothing fancy here. Low-end tall boys stuff the cooler. However... if you come here during the day they make delicious subs that put Subway to shame. Their regular subs are at least a foot long if not more but where the shine is in the fillings. Everything is sliced fresh to order from the meat, the cheese and the veggies. They have my beloved hot pepper relish as a condiment option as well as other hot sauces. I recently ordered a Buffalo chicken sub. They didn't skimp on the meat or cheese and dressed it exactly the way I asked with extra lettuce, onions and tomato. Again, I repeat, everything was sliced to order, meat, cheese, veggies and all. It was an excellent sub that put Subway to shame because of it's freshness, size and price. The bun was also perfect. I've attached a photo which really doesn't do justice to the sub and to how delicious, fresh and stuffed it was.

In New York state there's a pesky 10 hour period between 2AM and noon Sunday where it's illegal to…read morebuy beer from the corner store. And sometimes you just need a 24 oz can of Steel Reserve on the walk back to campus. Solution: Lay a 10 spot on the counter. STEAL 2 24 oz cans of steel reserve. ...and some sour patch kids.

The Ice Cream reminds me of the Dairy Barn we used to have in Bayshore. VERY CREAMY and the lady…read morewho scooped for my family was very kind and speedy. Thank you Julia

Stewart's is one of those staples in the Capital District. Is there really one on every corner? No,…read morebut it certainly feels like it sometimes. This location in Downtown Troy is an older store that was recently remodeled to provide more fresh food options. I'm generally here a couple times a week and staff is usually attentive. It can get a bit busy in here at peak times, but everything is always in stock. And an ice cream counter at a gas station? You bet - it's some of the best around.

A Most Curious Encounter in the Apothecary's Hall…read more Hark! Upon a fair and modest eve, mine errand did guide me to yonder house of Walgreens, where humble folk procure their balms, tinctures, and potions of modern make. Lo, as I did tread the aisle where soaps in abundance rest--fragrant bricks of lavender, rosemary, and milked honey--I beheld a sight most strange and wondrous: a man, noble in bearing, and of curious name--Brodius. There he stood, bold as any lion in the field, clutching a bar of lye-born delight. Without shame or hesitation, he did place the soap upon his tongue, and with solemn grace did chew, as though it were a feast fit for kings. I dared not speak, for awe held my tongue, but his eyes did meet mine, and he spake thus: "The suds, good sir, do cleanse not only flesh, But soul and sin alike. Wilt thou partake?" Nay, I partook not--but in that moment, I knew I was in the presence of a legend. The staff, though sore confused, did naught but gaze, for none could halt a man so resolute in purpose. Brodius vanished 'ere the hour turned, leaving naught but a trail of citrus-scented valor. Would I return to this hallowed hall? Aye, a thousand times aye.

Slowest pharmacy anywhere. The pharmacy itself is too small and has little storage. They often…read moreare out of stock for my scripts and have to order. Both the drive-up window and instore pickup lines are long and slow. They are understaffed but even if they had enough staff there is nowhere to put them. The physical pharmacy space itself is tiny. The retail store is large; one would think that the pharmacy would deserve larger and more efficient space. The instore waiting area is not well lit. The worst thing, though, a pharmacist there told me that Eliquis and clopidogrel (Plavix) are the same thing. They are completely different drugs and act in different ways. Be careful of any advice you get from a pharmacist there.

very good ice cream and fifgets one dollar off on ice cream to any kid who comes in with a uniform…read moreon

This Stewart's is better than most of their locations, but that's not saying much. To vindicate,…read morethis Stewart's was remodeled a couple of years ago and I would say it is their best location now. In addition, the inside is acceptably clean and it is average size. Also, the gas prices are fair and sometimes they will have gas sales on Friday. With this in mind, the gas pumps are nice and are pretty fast, but sometimes it can be hard to get a spot at the pumps. On another note, I would stay away from the hot food here as it's disgusting and worthless. However, the chocolate shakes and ice cream are respectable. The shakes are thick, creamy, and gratifying. Moreover, the ice cream is smooth, rich, and sweet. On other hand, the employees are rude and treat customers in a nasty manner. To end, this Stewart's is a fine gas station, but the employees can be mean.

I recently had a disturbing and infuriating experience at this Cumberland Farms location. I went in…read moreto purchase two Gatorlite drinks, advertised as 2 for $5, but they rang up as $5.50. With tax, the total came to $5.94. When I pointed out that the sales tax should be $0.40, not $0.94, I was met with disbelief and outright hostility. The employees insisted that the $0.94 was the correct tax, despite it clearly being an error in their system. Instead of addressing the issue, the two employees--both of whom were of a different race than I am--ganged up on me. Their behavior quickly escalated from rude to what felt like a racially motivated attack. They repeatedly insisted "it's the tax," in a mocking tone, refusing to listen to any explanation. I was laughed at, ridiculed, and made to feel as though my concerns were invalid simply because of who I am. It felt like I was being singled out and demeaned based on my race. Eventually, they asked if I even wanted the drinks, making it clear they had no interest in resolving the situation or treating me with basic respect. What's even more concerning is that they claimed every customer is told "that's the tax" and no one ever complains. If that's true, then Cumberland Farms is potentially collecting illegal sales tax on thousands of transactions per day. Now that this review is public, if Cumberland Farms doesn't address this issue with these employees, they could be guilty of negligence and should be fined. I hope New York State gets their $0.94 tax on this transaction, which I doubt will happen under these circumstances. For reference, my receipt number is 221-2080, in case Cumberland Farms wants to do their due diligence and investigate. This was, without a doubt, the worst customer service experience I've ever had, and the fact that it appeared to be racially motivated makes it all the more unacceptable. Unbelievable that this is what customer service has come to today. I would recommend screening and better training of employee's zero stars if I could. This was definitely not about the 50 cents per transactions theft , but the principle of the matter .

I have been a customer for more than 7 years. I filled gas at 211 Troy Schenectady RD, and needed…read moreto use the restroom. The two girls at the counter said that the restroom key was with a lady who was using the ladies' restroom. I told them to give me the men's restroom they said they have only one key!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I told them I can't wait, I will pee in my pant, so they started laughing while I was suffering. I am a 75 year old diabetic person but they didn't respect my age, they were laughing. This happened today at 4:10 pm. Those employees must be fired, and the person who is responsible for training new employees must do a better job preparing the employees to deal respectfully with customers. I always look high to Cumberland Farms...I never expected this humiliation!!! My phone is: 515-708-4363

Hooray for good coffee, we stopped here to gas up the truck that would be towing the boat and then…read morewe got ourselves some fresh coffee. Awesome. Service was friendly, the coffee was delicious and we were on our way in a jiffy. [Review 11503 overall, 1283 of 2019.]

3 words: PEANUT. BUTTER. PANDEMONIUM. Best ice cream ever!…read moreDon't sleep on that stuff, folks!