When it's quiet in Litchfield, it's a great station. The entrances are right by a traffic light,…read morewhich can make turning left dicey at times. There are two double-sided pumps, and a small convenience shop. Every person I've ever interacted with there has been very friendly. The gas prices are high, but par for the area.

Yeah, it's a gas station/convenience store, and yes, there are hundreds if not thousands like it…read moreeverywhere. We like it for one particular reason, however. We recently needed some air for our tires, and when we stopped the air machine was available for $1.25 (for air???). Two things, though: one, the money goes to a local charity, and two, if you walk in and ask the attendants they will turn it on for free. We needed air in all our tires which took some time, and the attendants weren't bothered at all. Nice guys. A nice policy. They dispense Shell gas at a price equal to or maybe a penny or two lower than neighboring competitors. We're happy to return here.

It was a dark and snowy evening, and Litchfield Connecticut had already shut down for it's winter…read moreslumber. Our intrepid heroine battled through the increasing snowflakes, relentlessly flying in the face of her windshield, windshield wipers adequately beating them back. The gas tank gauge hovered precariously at the 1/3 line, then plummeted to 2/12. Disaster seemed, well, not imminent but forthcoming in the next day. Luckily, Litchfield has one gas station that dares to be open past 10 pm, one that CARES enough for wayward travelers to be able to fill up in the winter at an hour night owls find early. I present the Reena Citgo, a beacon of light in an otherwise cold, dark wasteland with limited cell phone service. The station is a little awkward coming in and out at time, the pumps are right by the road, but if you're running into the service station there is parking and entrance in the back. The prices are a little high, if you're in need of emergency eggs it's so much easier then Stop and Shop.

Bring back moon he was framed! Excellent service... Great vape selection.. very hands on customer…read moreservice!

Best Walgreens around love this location what's not to like has photo, passport, fed exread more

This Walgreens was formerly a Rite Aid before they were bought out, and nothing has changed…read more Mailbox is still out front, aisles are still in the exact same layout, and I would suspect most of the employees are the same people. Well, I kind of hope at any rate, it would be crummy thing to fire anyone over a name change. So it is what it has been, and now they're Walgreens store brand instead of Rite Aid. I suppose I have no grievances about this, but I find I was hoping for something a little more. Maybe something radical, like moving batteries to the school supplies aisle!

What a delightful little addition to this community! The General Store re-opened late last year…read moreafter a lengthy hiatus and now some knowledgeable new management. It's certainly a fun stop for anyone motoring between Litchfield and Thomaston. We were drawn to the yummy deli sandwiches (try, for instance, the hot chicken patty) and snacks and the coffee. There are a few tables and chairs for relaxing over your food, and the porch has some really attractive chairs and sofas (too cool outdoors to try them yet). The store carries a modest number of groceries along with a variety of sweets and additional supplies like aspirins, etc. There's a friendly, inviting staff, and easy parking though better be prepared to walk up steps to get in. There is also a large meeting room on the ground floor complete with a commercial kitchen, perfect for groups needing same. Altogether, a joy to stop by, and we wish them well.

The Northfield General Store has finally returned! The shelves are stocked with basic necessities,…read moresnacks, and more! The deli offers fresh grinders and hard rolls with breakfast items to come. The service is fantastic. It's clear that a lot of thought and time went into this and it's been worth the wait! The tables in the front are absolutely perfect to sit and eat, chat or just enjoy the community.

It's just like all of the other umpteen Patcos in Torrington. Gas is good, usual convenience store…read moreselection - although being a Shell station, they do take Stop and Shop cards for gas points.

Gas stop with sticky doors. Inside, could use some isles of goods. The clerk did not print a…read morereceipt. Pricy gas! Review: 3

The man working behind the corner was very condescending and rude. I have pretty thick skin but…read morethis guy was a jerk. I will never go back.

We're briefly updating our commentary about the Bantam Market, but our thoughts about it haven't…read morechanged all that much. It remains a small, independently owned store with a surprisingly full stock, lots of fresh meats, deli items, produce, a large beer cooler with all the local and foreign brands you night desire, and a very friendly and helpful staff. We're especially fond of the nice folks behind the deli counter. Our complaints are about the same: the prices hover on the high side. The prices are generally quite a bit higher than the nearby Stop and Shop, but honestly, the quality of their locally produced items is far higher. Still, if you're buying some basics like soup or milk, you'll pay more here, and some prices can be really way up there. Sometimes we're frustrated by that, other times we're grateful to find some delicious fresh fish or prepared salads. Bantam is not our first market of choice, but we're here regularly for some things we like and want.

A small neighborhood market with a kickin' deli. Not really the place to do "normal grocery…read moreshopping", as others have previously stated, it's on the expensive side (in some cases, outrageously so). But if you're looking for unique food items, this is your place. For me, I stop in often just to pick up some fried chicken from the deli, it's the best around -- juicy & meaty, but not greasy, and the coating is very tasty. $6.99 a pound. That fried chicken is 5 Stars every time. Friendly crew, but the checkout can be a bit of a process though, the place does a brisk business, and the parking lot is always full.

I know this is going to sound ridiculous. I mean, it already does to me…read more I live in Morris, and if you are not familiar with Morris, let me tell you a short story. It's a tiny town outside of Litchfield. Population, 2,300. We don't have anything in town, except a post office, library, gas station, small restaurant, and liquor store. Basically everything we need LOL. Well, our gas station, this XtraMart, is staffed by wonderful people who know us all. I go in every morning for a pack of smokes and they are waiting for me. But what I am really reviewing here is the Breakfast Sandwiches. Yeah, you read that right. Gas. Station. Breakfast. Sandwiches. Why? BECAUSE YOU'VE NEVER HAD ANYTHING SO SIMPLY DELICIOUS IN YOUR SHORT LIFE, MY FRIEND. They are made in house in the tiny deli (Deli Joes). Wrap your mind around this. One, soft, fresh, bulkie roll. TWO, yes I said TWO fried eggs. A MASSIVE pile of perfectly crisped bacon, sandwiched between the two fresh, fried eggs and two pieces of perfectly melted American cheese. All this for LESS than $3. I pay more for the frozen/microwaved/crap deals from fancy places. They offer plain cheese, bacon, sausage, and EVEN a veggie option for you non-carnivorous people out there. If you are ever driving through Morris between 6-8:30 AM, you have to stop and try one of these. You can thank me later. ***ALSO- The first of every month you get FREE coffee. You're welcome***

coffee bar dirty , coffees were old and some were empty and cocoa machines were also empty…read more coolers were warm and supplies were out of date . fountain machines and icee machines were also broken. limited staff so you will be waiting a while . restroom's were dirty and very unsanitary. parking lot was damaged and icy and dangerous.. stay away at all costs

I suspect, although I have never counted pumps, that this may be the largest gas station in…read moreTorrington. It's close to the first exit off Route 8 heading north with minimal stop signs to get there, so if you're in a gas pinch it's a happy sight to see. The station itself is pretty clean, and have a wider variety on snacks for the weary traveler then chips and soda. The downside is they don't consistently print their receipts at the pump and going in can require a wait in line.