I only know this place as Ricky's because he's the guy who owns the place (?) and works there 24/7…read more(sleeping is for children). Friendly and efficient. Small selection of glass pipes, and candy for days! Convenient "mid-town" location for those who find it laborious to go ALL the way down Main St. for a pack of cigarettes and/or bag of Andy Capps. For the health nuts, they carry diet coke.

From the owner: Family owned business which offers a vast selection of products that are constantly updated based…read moreon customer needs. Your loyalty means everything to us.

Service here hasn't been good for a while. Still one of those old Cumbys that never got updated…read more Just reopened after being closed for months due to a rodent infestation. It's an easy pass now.

For gas stations in general, Good enough for me. For Cumberland Farms, definitely not up to par. I…read morewatched the middle aged man working the Night Shift peer out at me through the one section of the window that is not covered in grime and condensation so thick that it is not even a window anymore it's a wall. The section looked specifically cleaned off to look at customers. Do what you have to do I guess. Still a bit offputting though. Gas filling experience was decent. The machine was slow and buttons to choose gas were giving me some 'Tude.

Chescas is about more than just gas, it's about community. Francesca has really taken this…read moreestablishment and brought life to Warwick. Her witty personality makes her a stand out owner. Her manager, Erica, has never failed to make me smile on my trips inside. Their snack selection is the BEST. 10/10 hostess cake choices. If you want gas and a meaningful interaction, don't pass chescas.

do not go to get under any circumstances. legit handle is broken on the pump for gas and lady…read morecomes out flipping her stuff saying oh your laughing at me you can go to another store for gas extremely rude and you can tell she must have mental health problems. hope she gets the help she needs and they get better help.

Has everything you need for a convenience store on a gas station. They have coffee bar made to…read moreorder and all the other convenience store stuff. Met expectations

This is near my work, so its an easy stop when I need gas. Easy in and out, and the inside is well…read moremaintained. Staff have always been friendly and helpful. Only downside is the pumps are a little outdated and don't have the touch to pay option, otherwise everything is great here.

Nice convenience store. Plenty of gas pumps, and easy in and out. Nice and clean on the inside,…read morewith plenty of space to move about. Prices a little higher than Cumbys, but they have big and double gulps.

While I wouldn't rate them 5 stars like the first reviewer did (way back in 2009, when the store…read morewas probably brand new), it's definitely a solid, 4-star gas station/convenience store. And yes, it is convenient, in many aspects: It boasts plenty of gas pumps, and a huge parking lot with two entrances/exits. It's on a less-busy section of Route 1, so pulling out of here isn't too difficult. Inside, it has all the usual 7-Eleven amenities, including hot foods like pizza, burgers and hot dogs, plus the obligatory Slurpee machine (replete with sticky floor in its immediate vicinity during this heatwave). They also have a public bathroom. The drink coolers and snack displays were pretty well-stocked, even on a 90-degree day. Employees here are usually friendly, although there was kind of a wack crew working today, on the Fourth of July. One of the cashiers - a young woman with tattoos on the inside of her forearms - dropped an F-bomb, and loudly complained about the customer she had just rang up, because he pulled out some coins from his pocket after she had already given him his change. The other cashier - a man who appeared in his 40s - who waited on me, had kind of an odd vibe about him, as if he was much too happy to be working. He also handed me my change in an annoying way, practically letting the bill drop before I was able to grab it. He reminded me of a Mel Gibson during his crazy state, actually. Normally, I would deduct a star for this dynamic duo, but I'll give 'em a pass, since they were game enough to work on a holiday.

Great seasons market/gas station. Clean inside, and easy in and out. Pumps all have 'tap' option,…read moreso you don't have to insert your car. Even a Mary Lou's inside too if that's your thing.

I always enjoy going to my Seasons every morning the staff there is always always pleasant.read more

Other than the awesomely-landscaped oasis with a bench and small pond with waterfall, I've never…read morereally cared for this gas station/convenience store, for reasons elaborated on in my first review. Today, they were even worse than usual. The A/C was weak. The men's bathroom was out of order (with a case of bottled water blocking the door). I was sixth in line; although there were THREE employees behind the counter, only one worked a register (and she was way too chatty for such a long line). I guess the other two employees thought whatever they were doing was more important than serving customers.

Clean, reasonbly priced and huge selection at Seasons Corner Market. This Shell offers gas, Red…read moreBox movie rental kiosk, Blue Rhino propane, public restrooms, and Shine 365 Carwash. They honor Stop&Shop fuel rewards. The store itself is very clean and fully stocked. The only thing that could make it better is if a fill up earned some savings at the car wash.

Dang ... I can't believe nobody in this great Yelposphere has reviewed this Cumby's yet! Oooh, I…read morelove to be first .... As Rhode Islanders not living under rocks know by now, Cumberland Farms has been on a construction rampage the last few years, cranking out convenience store equivalents of Walmart Supercenters. Even for a new-generation Cumby's store, this one is super attractive, especially its outdoor patio, under an expansive pergola. But, this store is somewhat crippled by a traffic engineering experiment gone awry - yes, I'm talking about the numerous rotaries ("roundabouts") that have taken over the village of Apponaug. Thank God I had my stepson to guide me as to the best entrance to pull into, so I would be in the best position to leave without being trapped by the rotary right next to this Cumby's. Who knew getting a coffee at Cumby's would involve strategic planning? And, their parking lot is cramped for the size of the store and volume of customers. The inside has some warts too. For instance, the TP dispenser in the men's bathroom threatened to fall off the wall at any minute, and a soap dispenser was out of soap. I saw some large gaps in stock, particularly 20-ounce bottles of soda (does my stepson live here?). But, the highlight of my visit today were the employees. "We at Cumby's take care of our customers!" I overheard an older female employee at the coffee station tell a man getting coffee. Gee, if she patted herself on the back any harder, her shoulder might've become dislocated. Then, the young man who cashed me out looked as nerdy as Pee Wee Herman. When he handed me my change, he put the coins on top of the bills, with the predictable result that the coins slid off the bills, and scattered all over the counter. He apologized profusely, but then admitted that happens to him frequently. I suggested he change his technique to handing customers coins first, then bills. Hah!!

Just came in here and Jen was wonderful what a great personality always a smile on her face best…read moreemployee ever