The town has a mandatory business shut down between 1:00-3:00am and this is the only place that…read morestays open all available/eligible hours. The staff are excellent, always friendly, and there's tons of beverage and snack options. They also provide hot and cold fast food such as pizza, sandwiches, and salads on the go. The staple purchase here is a large DIY iced coffee for $0.99 + tax. Their public restrooms are a regularly maintained men's and ladies room and are located inside the store so no creepy keys for around back like most other gas stations. They have the cheapest gas prices in town if you're a member! Sometimes they have delays in restocking items. This location also accepts EBT payments but there are very limited microwaveable foods made by other vendors.

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.

Cumberland Farms is a local chain of convenience stores/gas stations. They're a go-to place for…read morefueling up one's car with gas, and fueling one's self up with coffee. Their gas stations are clean, have plenty of pumps, and are conveniently located (they are convenient in every sense of the word) If you're on a long leisurely drive along the Cape, they're a great pit stop. Reasonable gas prices. And while convenience stores can be pricey when it comes to regular items, they have convenient prices too.

best hamburger i have ever had. empanadas looked like turds but still ate them. steak and cheese…read morehas no right being that good. fountain powerade is better than bottle everyone knows it. while youre at it try the mini cheesecakes. lastly if anyone tries the feta and spinach pretzel let me know.

Pleasant people, great food too! Quick stop for a bite or beverage on way to work...sushi looks…read morefresh too

Deli was awesome and two guys selling there the first day we went were awesome. Second time we…read morewent, we did not know the deli was closed. A different man was there behind the deli. He was talking with two local girls. . I think the owner. He was very unfriendly and rude to me. Because I asked if the deli was open. He acted like he did not hear me. While looking straight at me. Then said the deli was closed. Funny the two cute young girls were served. Very uncomfortable and degrading as I am overweight. I work hard and am very considerate of others. I am non judgemental. I am too embarrassed and angry to give the owner one more cent. I already work 60 hours a week as a nurse. I am never rude or degrading. I will not be back. I was polite, apologized and left.

Best place to get gas!!! Best place to get fountain drinks!!! Especially coffee!!! I don't drink…read morecoffee at Cumberland Farms!!! But I did use to get a Diet Pepsi fountain drink on Tuesday's when I have my visitation with my dad!!! I have Special needs!!! My stepmom has a customer who banks with her that owns the Company!!! He lives near the Cumberland Farms on Route 106 in Halifax Mass!!!

Count your change. I was shortchanged here and at Harwich also. I used to love Cumbies to save…read moredollars. The help isn't paid enough....

I had an unfortunate encounter with a clerk here yesterday…read more I asked how to use the Speedway app and was given a flippant answer. As I was leaving the store, she yelled profanities at me , with other customers listening. I asked her name and she wouldn't tell me, so I took her photo. She came around the counter and tried to take my phone from me. I feared bodily harm and called the police. I went out to wait for them and she followed me outside, leaving the cash register unattended. She continued to yell profanities at me. She told me I was banned from the store. The police came and talked to her. I left. I wonder how Speedway feels about a 22 year old treating customers with such rudeness and disrespect.....

Worst girl ever at the counter. Discriminatory, rude, yelled profanities at me because I asked to…read moreuse the restroom and then wouldn't put my cash through to the pump. She has serious issues and shouldn't have a job. Dont go here

Very good selection of everything you need on the cape. Would recommend highly. Selection is solid.read more

The Village Store (which has had several names over the years) has always been in that weird niche…read morebetween the bait-and-six-pack stores that used to line 6A and the proper Village Stores, like Peterson's in Yarmouth Port or the Dennis Public Market or Player's (now Tedeschi's) in East Dennis. It's not as big as a convenience but bigger than a "spa" (for you Bostonians), they have sandwiches to order that are decent but utterly standard, it's largely run on beer, wine, and lottery tickets but they have sundries as well. For many years we used to walk across the marsh trail to get the papers, until they started offering delivery of the "out of town" papers, and the YVS had to recommend it that it was open early (a hangover, no pun intended, from the six-pack-and-bait days). It's not quite the funky Village hangout of yore but it's a perfectly decent pitstop on 6A and it's better for your karma than some chain store. And they actually have a decent selection of wines for a small package store. Seriously, if you are a visitor, you should stop in at *every* one of the village stores along 6A and see if you can still leach off a little old Cape color. You may eventually get it collectively. I still miss the joint down in Sesuit Harbor where you could get bait and coffee at 4 AM with a home-made sandwich wrapped in saran wrap and you could get "extra" for your joe (a shot of booze added to your thermos), but these places are as long dead as their proprietors so your best shot is to linger at the village store and see who turns up. FWIW: the dogs passed of natural causes, so that's the reason they're not there anymore (then the subsequent change of ownership). Just to set the record straight.

Guy working refused to sell me (w my ID) lottery tickets and Tobacco products because my friend in…read moreline (over 18 ) did not have An ID Even though he wasn't purchasing anything. I went back an hour later and girl at the counter sold me everything and then he came out from the back making rude remarks to me about me and my friend this is not the type of behavior I'd expect from an employee to a customer.. . I'll be taking my business elsewhere.

Stay away from this store. They sold me a defective vapor for the second time, I went back within…read morehours and they refused to return/Exchange and told me to call the vape company and deal with them. They only sell old/defective devices.Very poor customer service!!!

Do not purchase any JUUL or vapor products from this location. The device I purchased was faulty…read moreand almost exploded during use. They claimed they could not exchange the device or refund my purchase.

Good food, fresh produce, clean, helpful staff, reasonable prices - often less expensive than other…read moresurrounding grocery stores.

Trader Joe's is a really nice grocery store. Being from Rhode Island, our Trader Joe's do not…read moreallow wine to be sold, so I have to go to the Massachusetts stores to buy wine. This one is on the way to Provincetown, so it was an easy stop. Trader Joe's is headquartered in Monrovia, California. The chain has over 530 stores across the United States. Trader Joe's is named after its founder, Joe Coulombe. The company began in 1958 as a Greater Los Angeles area chain known as Pronto Market convenience stores. Coulombe felt the original Pronto Markets were too similar to 7-Eleven, which he described as the "800-pound gorilla of convenience stores", concerned the competition would be too much. Coulombe developed the idea of the Trader Joe's South Seas motif while on vacation in the Caribbean.The Tiki culture craze was still widespread in the United States in the 1960s, so in a direct nod to the fad, the Trader Joe's name itself was a spoof on Trader Vic's, the famous tiki-themed restaurant that had opened its first location in the Beverly Hilton in 1955. Trader Vic's in Beverly Hills was notoriously expensive to eat at, but Trader Joe's in Pasadena would provide an irreverent and less expensive offering of food and drink. In years past, BusinessWeek reported that the company had the highest sales per square foot of any grocer in the United States. Fortune magazine estimates sales to be $1,750 in merchandise per square foot, more than double the sales generated by Whole Foods. Great prices, great quality, great customer service.

NOT what you expect out of a filthy little convenience store! Order it "fresh" er. It's not bad!…read moreEdible if you can overlook the lack of cleanliness all around it. It's one of those weird looking places that lead you to question your existence. And then they have sushi that will kill a craving. Proceed with caution. If you order on DoorDash and never enter the place you would never know that it comes from a beaten 7-11 ish looking needing a deep cleaning little shop.

I ordered through DoorDash and the food got here very quick. I ordered the rainbow roll with extra…read moreginger and they were nice enough to give me extra ginger. I also ordered the pork dumplings. I was a little upset that there wasn't any dipping sauce for the dumplings like a ponzu sauce or something, but that didn't even matter because when I went to eat my dumplings, they were ice cold. I'm assuming that they were refrigerated and maybe someone forgot to pop them in the microwave or in a steamer so I didn't get to enjoy those.