I had no idea where I was (renumbering of exit numbers!!) but needed gas and a place to look at…read moreGoogle maps. The pumps had a dispenser with plastic gloves; I love these!! Even pre-Covid, I always tried to find a paper towel or napkin just to keep some of the "gas smell" off my hands, but these gloves are the best!! Making a left out of the station to get back on 495 was tricky at 8am, I should have just taken a right on 44 and made a u-turn somewhere (lesson learned). I love Circle K stores, if I ever find myself on 495 again, I will head inside!

This is your typical convenience store, but located in Provincetown's Commercial St. You can get…read moreyour lottery ticket, soda, snacks, prepared foods, etc. I stopped in to get a banana cake slice, as I was a bit hungry. They have lots of packaged goods like baked goods, chips, etc. There's coffee and ice slushy drinks for those who want a beverage.

Great place to get your basics for your hotel room. I've stopped here every year for my essentials.read more

As a New Yorker and a publisher, I know the power of the pen and I tend to be very cynical…read more I spend a lot of time in Wellfleet and have committed to review my happy places, such as this Cumberland Farms, where I start my day with a fresh hot cup of coffee and a warm welcome from the morning team. This group of women behind the counter and stocking shelves is highly dedicated to their company and community, with kindness and commitment. The store is spotless, as are the restrooms, the coffee bar is always fully stocked. Cumberland Farms Wellfleet has everything you need, and then some. I will add that what truly makes this convince store fantastic is the staff, Jill, Shea and the manager give you there all, and it shows. Cumberland Farms is lucky to have this team, and I am lucky to experience this quality of work ethics. You do not see that in N.Y. and this is what makes Cape Cod a special place.

Honestly might be the worst cumbies on cape customer service wise, a VERY strong "locals only"…read moreenergy. So much so that my wife and i overheard one of the clerks "shorter girl with blackish hair and tattoos" talking about selling menthol & mint flavored tobacco products "when she gets off" because they are banned in this state. A shame givin that its the last real place to stop on the way into ptown.

The store may be fine but I bought an El Monterey shredded beef steak and cheese sandwich that was…read moreAWFUL! There was a TON of dough and very little filling and the filling that was there was disgusting. It didn't look like meat at all. It was the consistency of pus. I suggest that the Manager open up one of these to look at it. If he does, I'm sure he will not try to sell any more of them.

Vacation Cumberland spot. Stop here literally everytime I'm on the cape. And then subsequently 3-4…read moremore times as I'm there. Always stocked with my $1 drinks, snacks and coffees when I need it. Service is usually very good, and the atmosphere is always pleasant.

store is always clean and the cashie's are fast and polite. Always have plenty of…read morestock............................................

It's like a convenient store but without the gas station type of deal. They have some fruits and…read morevegetables but like one or two items. They have snacks and drinks. The staff was friendly.

Just want to pick up my Amazon package and it's always randomly closed. This is probably the worst…read more7/11 in the state. Very poorly managed.

No pizza even when there is 6 slices obviously available...hmmmmm. Smh. I came with 6 cheese slices…read moreready to be devoured and i was told that "pizza was no longer available". I'm not sure if I'm More sad that the pizza isn't in my bosom or that no one will be able to get some of the best pizza on the planet. TRULY UPSET.

There is a hollow spot on JT Connell Highway where a piece of Newport's soul used to be. My family…read moreran Bishop's 4th Street Diner with pride, only to be forced out by Seasons Corner Market with zero opportunity to negotiate or stay. It's a cold reminder that to big developers, a 55-year legacy, that consistently gave back to OUR community, is just a hurdle in the way of a bigger parking lot. They got their expansion, but the community lost its 'home away from home', my family lost is livelihood and lifelong investment. I hope karma is doing her job.

I got a flat tire on Thames and managed to get the car to Seasons. My new car didn't come with a…read morespare. Seasons was kind enough to let me park there overnight until I could get a tow truck for the next day. They also let me use the phone since I had forgotten mine at home. They were helpful.

I love this location, they have so much and plus more at this 7-Eleven store. Lots of selections…read morefrom snacks, beverages, hot food and cold. There's also variety of different accessories that comes in handle for the road trip and house. Fast customer service and clean.

This 7-Eleven smells a little weird and is organized in a confusing manner, in my opinion. Stopped…read morein here to grab a small pack of gum after a day on the beach and it took a while to find it. They actually had a lot of hot food options at this location, more stocked up than what I'm used to seeing at other 7-Elevens, but the smell in here. I don't know what it was, like a mix of BO and something else that had gone bad? Service was fine, we were in and out of there fast enough. Not sure if it was just an off day for them or if the store hadn't been cleaned in a while.

If you're heading west on Route 6, this is the last gas station/convenience store before you hit…read moreConnecticut. I often ride my motorcycle to Connecticut, since Rhode Island is so small and the condition of the roads pales in comparison to Connecticut. I've stopped here for drinks and gas either on my way out, or on my way home. They have Mobil gasoline, plus separate diesel and kerosene pumps on the left side of the store. There a decent selection of drinks and snacks, and the store seems pretty clean, well-stocked and well-organized. While there is a customer bathroom, it is actually a porta-potti outdoors, behind the building, so it's like roughing it for people who might be more sensitive to those sort of things (although it beats going in the woods). Be careful pulling out (especially if you're on a motorcycle), since it's at the top of a hill, cars travel pretty fast and you can only see so far out before a car pops over the crest of the hill. One time a few years ago - I will never forget - I was coming back from a motorcycle ride in Connecticut, where I had gotten caught in heavy rain. It was either dusk or dark, but anyway, I went inside to prepay for my gas. There was a customer ahead of me, but the cashier was extremely chatty with this customer, so much so that a puddle of water formed on the floor beneath me while I waited.

From the owner: Wherever the road takes you, find us on your way for your everyday needs. From convenience goods to…read moresnacks, cold and hot beverages, coffee, and prepared meals to-go, we've got you covered. Don't forget to fuel up your gas tank while you're here!