This is a Cumberland Farms, that also has a gas station connected to it. There are six gas pumps…read morewith two on each side, a total of 12. They're all spaced so it's easy to pump gas. Inside is very large. There's a whole frozen drink section a whole coffee section. There's a refrigerator section with things like milk and other staples. There's also a very large frozen food section tons of chips. You could find a hat here you can get water you can get small balloons anything you want. I do believe it's one of the only shopping options in the area so it is a little pricey. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

From the owner: Cumberland Farms is the largest of EG America's convenience and retail brands with more than 575…read morestore locations across Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

Hi! Excellent at being on schedule, bargain price!…read more Calling them anytime I need help with snow and driving! Thanks!

My car was illegally taken by this company and when I called to get it back I was given a price…read more$200 more than the rate quoted on a certified letter they sent me days later. I was quoted overcharged prices twice and when confronted I was hung up on by the manager. This company operates illegally and preys upon people in their time of distress. This is not the family owned family oriented business they claim to be instead they are thieves and liars overcharging hard working individuals.

Sunday night--9pm. Manger check your camera. The employee working 8.15.21 left the store entirely…read moreunlocked and unmonitored. Likely getting stoned or worse. I come in for gas, pay at pump. The place is open. I use my charge card. The pump delivers a please wait message. After waiting 5 minutes I go in the store. No employee anywhere. The managers office was unlocked. No employee at the register. Store room open. I yell (check your camera), no employee, another 5 minutes. No employee. Anything and everything was fair game--sodas, sandwiches, tools, the register, dunkin donuts, you name it. A stoned employee (male) comes out--looked very high maybe opiods. Very red faced, strange expression, glazed eyes and hits something on the register to permit the payment (which should have been auto at the pump anyway) at least ten minutes earlier. This same employee -working weekends, has looked messed up before. Once a friend came in and the same employee (all red faced and weird, made strange comments about my friend's glasses--real nice eh--commenting on customer's appearances). If you want people to come in and shoplift or worse simply figure out when this guy works and it's a shop lifter's paradise. If you expect rolling off the highway people to get gas and go and have good reviews forget it. As a manager, figure out who worked this shift and dismiss the man. I'd check your cash register for his shifts and make sure it's not been light on the cash.

This morning I stopped in at this Shell station to fuel up, get a snack as well as grab some…read moreDunkin' Donuts before work. The pumps themselves were pretty good and when I walked into the convenience store I was greeted by the cashier. The issue with this particular Shell location was that the store was tiny, and on top of that they house a Dunkin'. This made it almost impossible to move around. The other minor issue was that trying to get in and out of the parking lot was a nightmare. The traffic was terrible and this station is located at a strange intersection. Besides these minor issues, not a bad place to stop when you need to fuel or grab a quick snack.

Extremely helpful counter staff. Trying to navigate the Cumberland Farms app was failing me, and…read moreDave went above and beyond to help me out.

I am a huge fan of cumberland's farm. It is a rare gem in the fact that you can go to almost any…read morelocation and receive consistently good customer service and low prices. They always have the lowest price gasoline and best of all are their fountain drinks. it is a person vice of mine; I must spend 25 dollars a month on buying those 32 ounce drinks. Overall great chain and I wish more gas stations would follow their example.

While driving down Rt. 9 in Hadley we needed to fuel up, so we decided to stop at this gas station…read morefor multiple reasons. The first is that the station has great prices and I generally trust the Phillips 66 brand. The second is that it is conveniently located and easy to enter and exit. The third is the fact that it has a decent convenience store. Finally, this station has a Dunkin' Donuts and we know how much I love Dunks. Overall, this is a great station and it beats others in the area.

Always clean, the prices are great with my membership discount. The car wash is fun to use.read more

This is a place Ive stopped at a few times over the past three years. Its just in a good location…read morefor me as I drive in MA. It has Gas, a Dunkin' and a convenience store. All good if you have been driving for a while.

This Irving location is one of the most reasonably priced gas stations in the area. They also have…read morea great convenience store which always has fully stocked shelves. Every time I go into this location, the staff is extremely polite.

I love FL Roberts and the car wash! I travel all around western mass and I can always find a quick…read moreeasy car was with monthly unlimited pass! Thank you for keep my car clean just the way I like it!!

From the owner: "Nouria is one of New England's largest and most trusted family-owned and operated convenience…read morestores and fuel retailers, offering fresh and wholesome choices, healthy food options, a wide assortment of beverages and snacks and a mission to deliver the ultimate guest experience."

Good location? Check. Great gas price? Check…read more Lots of snack offerings? Check. Clean bathrooms? Check. I stop here frequently...upwards of 5x per week. This is a great gas station. Download the app for additional savings of 10 cents per gallon...and another 2 cents per gallon in a little account for you to get free stuff. I'm a Pride guy. Very satisfied doing business with this company.

Not sure what is going on with this store but they are hiring anybody they can for this location. I…read morehad to shop here late the other night, went up to the counter and thought the clerk was talking to me (nope) he was on his Bluetooth while working. Been in other nights clerk has had his dog in his arm while working as well as seedy friends and customers. Sad, once nice store now gone down hill.

I love this Sunoco! It's usually priced the same or cheaper than the other gas stations in the…read morearea, plus it's full service! That makes me feel a little awkward sometimes, but it's great when it's snowy or rainy outside. The guys who work there are nice and friendly, and the service is fast too. Plus! If you go on Thirsty Thursdays the gas is 5 cents off per gallon. Every little bit helps, right?

I completely not recommend this shop! Their service is really bad!…read moreThey have the full-service for gas but they do not take any reponsibility! The guys there just let the pump do the job itself and they go inside of the room. Most of the time they do not come back quickly even your tank is full. And their facility is not safe at all. My car gas tank was once completely overflowing there with the gasoline all over the ground during the FULL-SERVICE because their pump can not stop automaticly when the car gas tank is full and during that happened, the guys there were all inside of the room. They not only do not want to take any reposibility but also treat their customers very rudely! If you want to risk your car catching a fire or if you want to be pissed off, this shop is a great place for you!

I've always been a fan of Cumberland Farms; growing up, I had one right on my block. It was founded…read morein 1938, in Cumberland, RI as a dairy farm and expanded to Massachusetts. The first store opened in the 1950s, in Bellingham, Massachuseets. There are currently 575 stores located in Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. I've enjoyed them in RI, FL, and now CT. We stopped at this location on our road trip to New Hampshire. Gas was comparable to other stations but we were there for the snacks. I love the chips, desserts, drinks, coffee, etc. it's definitely a one stop shop convenience store. The place was large, clean, and organized.

From the owner: Cumberland Farms is the largest of EG America's convenience and retail brands with more than 575…read morestore locations across Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.