XtraMart is located in front of the Country Inn and Suites, and how convenient for late night…read moresnacking! There was a Subway attached, but they do actually close, unlike XtraMart which is supposed to be open 24/7. They have everything you need - soft drinks, waters, chips, candies, and for people not used to Massachusetts - alcohol. (There may be time limits on those sales, I don't know and didn't test it) There are also gas pumps.

Great gas prices here all the time. Plenty of food selection. Easy on and off highwayread more

Flies and other insects landing on unattended food. Long wait times for food already ready. Pizza…read moreis undercooked and extremely gummy

Totally totally love the Italian grinder! Delish!!…read more Your basic neighborhood town packie that makes a small variety of grinders. They have to be made with love because they are awesome!

Fred's used to be a run down little convenience/package store with cramped aisles and dusty…read moreshelves. In high school, we'd often stop there in the mornings to stock up on Jolt cola and other necessities. I have very fond memories of this litle store. I stopped in to pick up some booze on my way to my parent's house for a visit. I hadn't been in there in years and I was greeted by a bright, clean, modern-looking space. A major upgrade from the dingy decor of yesteryear. However, and maybe it's just because there's more space now, the store looked practically empty to me. There was only one or two of everything on the shelves which just made it look depressing. And, any store that calls itself a package store should have a decent booze selection, which sadly, this place did not. I wanted red zinfandel for me and blue curacao to make my mom "that magic blue drink you made me this summer" as she called it and neither were to be found. Sooooooo, 2 stars for the less than adequate selection of booze and an extra star for the upgrades to the store.

A GIGANTIC thank you to the guys who inspected my car on Tuesday September 4th, and while I drove…read moreaway with a big, glaring, bright red rejected sticker (I didn't even realize what was wrong with it and thankfully had an appointment for something else at the dealership the next day) they explained the state's newest rules regarding inspections (thanks, Massachusetts) and why the window tint installed just a year ago was now no longer legal (again, thanks for that, Massachusetts). As luck would have it, I had to be back this way at the end of the week for a wedding in Amherst, so I zoomed in for a re-inspection with one new tire and no window tint (and it was HOT this week!) a few days later and drove away 3 minutes later with a normal sticker. For anyone who may have similar issues this year, remember that these are not their rules, they just enforce them (and the inspection is now monitored on video, so Big Brother RMV can watch). Gas was cheap as well, so I filled up before heading on my way.

I go there all the time and have had several rude employees that work there one refused to give me…read morehis name when I just casual asked because he looks familiar he has a beard and tattoos short hair kind of a odd ball very distrustful to a regular customer sincerely jp

Just was in the bathroom and found out the toilet paper was not working There was a worker in the…read morestall next to me so I asked if she could pass it to me. She said very rudely"there is toilet paper in there with a huff. I said yes but it is not working I've tried. She responds again there is toilet apéro on there and then walks out of the stall I waited a few minutes trying to trip my way through the paper to no avail. She the comes back and throws a roll under the stall. Ah I he goes back into the other stall and hides. I really can't believe that she couldn't just pass me the parry set the stall. Really unbelievable

Had to stop at this gas station on the way to Boston, super convenient right of the exit. Gas is…read morealways a bit pricier close to the highway, so I wasn't shocked. Lots of slots for cars, so although a lot of people were filling up, I was able to pull right into a slot.

The staff is always so nice to me here. Plus they have a great selection of my favorite energy…read moredrink (Celsius). Sometimes the parking gets quite full though :)

Big old Cumberland Farms. The employees are pleasant and friendly. The store is spotless with lots…read moreof parking and plenty of gas pumps if you need gas. My coffee was perfect cause I made it and it was fresh. Getting in and out might be a bear as you can't turn left and depending on the time of day and the traffic can be pretty horrible. I was waiting in line and a woman cut in front of me and tossed the girl her money mumbling some bs about not having time to wait. I bit my tongue as I have a company logo on my shirt and don't need the aggravation for something so petty but the gal behind the counter gave me my coffee for free and apologized for the rude broad.

I need a restroom on a road trip, and after finding the entrance Honey Farms saved the day! I did…read morenot try their McDonalds, which did look pretty cute. Otherwise, Honey Farms was your average gas station with a coffee bar. I got my road snacks and was on my way. The best entrance and exit were off the main road at the light. There is, I believe, a better entrance for gas on the road but it sneaks up on you.

Occasionally I will zip down Route 20 in an attempt to avoid traffic between Sturbridge & Auburn on…read morethe Mass Pike, and this is a great place to stop for gas, snacks, restrooms and McDonald's (if you can't get enough of the Twinkies and other delights inside). The gas is part of Mobil rewards, and the pumps don't have the annoying ads which are loud enough to wake someone 1 second from death; there are ads playing on the pumps, but no sound whatsoever. Right turn only when exiting on Route 20 (right is Eastbound) so if you need to go west, just go out the other exit and turn at the light so as not to annoy the nice driver behind you!