Great place to grab a coffee and refuel. The employees are pretty cool. They keep the place neat…read moreand friendly, which are two qualities you don't generally associate with a gas station convenience store. Also, the snacks are good. You can even get a slice of pizza that doesn't make you hate life! It's also got a Redbox outside. What more could you ask for?

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.

I think this Sunoco has more than a quality interior, they have staff like Julie who keep this…read morestore warm and hospitable for mired travelers like myself and my child. There are some oddities you'll need to note when I first paid for gas with my debit. Yes, this is dangerous at other locations so be wary of card skimmers attached to the gas pump. My own debit transaction got canceled due to this gas stop being commonly for truckers or other high-capacity fuel tankers, so I couldn't afford the minimum debit hold that my bank used, which holds beyond $100. Instead, they recommended I transact as credit and sure enough, I could. There I was, hours later, when my car was unable to start and my child and I were mired. Instead of feeling alien to them because we were in a corporate store, I felt more at home and even warm to hang out. It'd be like the movie Clerks if it were less absurd and more like a family. Julie and her teammates made sure to answer questions I had, and Julie even checked in with my child with a bit of entertainment. I have never had this quality of warmth and service at a gas station convenience store, even with my children--I know because before my car had broken down, we were inside just looking at things to purchase before "resuming our trip" and they were warm then as well. Before I left, I made sure to let them know that this store had to be doing something right for Sunoco and the local populace. I saw another review from someone who wrote it in French, so perhaps Quebequois or other international travelers appreciate this Sunoco. I felt similarly when I saw they had a chocolate wafer cone that attracted my attention and was from Dubai. I hope that you have the same experience I had--not of your car breaking down and wishing this Sunoco had an attached hotel or lounge. Instead, I felt like a local who was part of the community, and I think that's because this station has kept quality staff who keeps the spirits of this place alive. Even if they change the inside, outside, or the sign, it's the wisdom and heart of the people who make sure it's warm for travelers that get you stopping here, and not at the Shell across the street. Thank you.

Always our first stop on the way to Boston! The friendliest service I've ever experienced, the…read morecleanest bathrooms around and they always have fresh food choices and delicious iced coffee.

When you go in 5 minutes of closing and they tell you that they're closed. Even though they have 5…read moreminutes and you already know what you need. Terrible service

Nasty nast nast!! Stay far away unless you like disgusting covid hole. Ie: If you like full on…read moreunmasked sneeze blow outs in your face from the owner when you walk in the door- this is your place! My hair literally blew in the breeze and I felt spittle in my face. Athol board of health/ why are you wondering about uptick in covid cases when allowing this complete lack of compliance? there Is going to be trouble from this interaction I am ticked!

This gas station is clean and the staff are polite. They have public restrooms, but unless you…read morecan't hold it keep driving because their prices are high. Today they and the Honey Farms across the street both charged $2.55 a gallon although you have to take an exit to get to them. Compare this to today's prices at gas stations right alongside the highway with no exit required - charging $2.42 in Gill to the west and $2.35 in Fitchburg to the east. It was getting dark so I did land up getting gas here, but won't return and advise you to keep on trekking down the Mohawk Trail for a better deal elsewhere.