Pulled in to put a quick $15 in my tank (due to prices spiking daily)…read more Went inside to prepay and the place was blaring Trump audio sounds non stop. It was not a short sound bite from a new station it was constant. Really weird and a little more than deranged. I can never understand why any business would pronounce tot heir customers what their political beliefs are, you're basically alienating 50% of your customer base. Especially bizarre since gas prices are out of control due to the person you are openly idolizing. Anyway, it was more than a bit nuts and I ended up walking out and going to the Cumby's next door. To each his own, I suppose, but I will be going to Cumby's from this point on.

Your employee calling me disrespectful while she's talking on the phone the entire interaction,…read morefunny thing i said NOTHING to you but i won't lie and say i didn't show clear frustration when you asked for an ID for a lighter (which wouldn't be a problem if not for other employees selling them with asking in the past) and then lazing in and making sure it's not some fake or i'm not over 18 when im literally 25. what a joke, get off your phone and go to work and people won't be disrespectful back, you get what you put into the world. much appreciated

Great gas station and convenience store at the 4 corners in Rehoboth, MA. Easy location, in and…read moreout to one of two main roads, Route 44 and Route 118. Lowest gas prices in the area! Located at the historical crossroads of 1600s Rehoboth, imagine your car as a horse. . . saying the same thing about this town as they did in the past, "just passing through. . . " This Cumby's boasts a special privilege. . .boozes! My other regular Cumby's in Swansea does not carry this essential item! Absurd! Must be because there's nothing else to do in the woods of my town than find a nook to drink in, just kidding! Large amount of gas pumps, spacious interior with a HUGE grab n' go section full of sandwiches, fountain drinks, etc. You won't be disappointed!! Self Service yourself here :-P

This gas station was amazing I had the time of my life in here I couldn't leave because it felt so…read morenice in there and they had amazing snacks, drinks and etc.

While traveling home on a busy Sunday afternoon we needed to fuel up so we decided to stop in at…read morethis Mobil gas station. When we pulled up the gas station was busy but we didn't have to wait because they had so many gas pumps. The fuel prices here were reasonable and it was great that they had a large convenience store as well as a 24-hour carwash. The other nice thing was that it was conveniently located off the highway unlike some other gas stations that take forever to get find. The convenience store itself was big, well stocked, and clean. The employee was very polite, and the bathrooms were really clean as well. In the end this was a typical Mobil gas station plus some. That is due to the fact they did such a great job of taking care of the ground and the convenience store. Not a bad place to stop if you're looking for some fuel!

WOMEN BEWARE!! These guys are cheats. I wouldn't trust them with gas or repairs…read more I went in today with an 1/8 of a tank, asked for $20 of gas, regular at 2.85/gallon. Paid cash. This was my meter after. My car has a 15 gallon tank. Went back, asked if they made a mistake. The gas attendant Charlie insisted he gave me $20. He said he'd show me the receipt so I went inside and the owner asked me for my keys to see the meter then tried to tell me I had more than half a tank of gas in my car. I guess he thinks I'm an idiot. Meanwhile Charlie got belligerent and shouted "You think I cheated you?" Yep, I sure do. I'll never go there again. If you do, and you pay cash, get a receipt!!! They never did show me mine. Absolute scum.

While I am building up grocery points to use on gas discounts, I'm constantly looking for good…read moredeals elsewhere in the interim. While I don't normally drive in the area of this business, I appreciated passing this place and its well-displayed signs for: "5 cent off Fridays!" As a Rhode Islander, I've long since grown to love my trips into Massachusetts as I find gas to be significantly cheaper. . . often times as much as a 10 cent difference! With the additional 5 cents off, this made my fill up only slightly more than I end up paying with my grocery store discount at other locations. This is a Full Service station (something I don't often encounter either). I also enjoyed this as its a rainy and somewhat snowy Friday in April. Service was quick, the parking lot is a relatively easy in and out. Try using the exit on Arcade Ave, as the one on Route 44 is very difficult to pull out onto due to the large intersection. Gas attendant was very attentive and quick. Credit cards are accepted. While I didn't use these services, the website advertises this location as having an ATM, convenience store, and diesel fuel. Speaking of the website. . . fill out their survey and get a $5 amazon.com gift card about your experience on the site! Not a bad deal! Perhaps, if I find myself driving through the area on a Friday and in need of gas, I will choose this station over the other two in the immediate area as I did today.

Their customer service is very bad, I don't know how they got 4.5 stars!!!!…read moreThey're always talking to each other and never paying attention to the customers !!!

A typical post-remodel Cumby's with all the fixins. Well stocked, large drink bar, full-service…read morekitchen, the works. I don't know why, but the fries are absolutely fantastic, I get them every time I go in. Also, being part of their SmartPay program is really convenient and you tend to get a lot of freebies. My only complaint is that they're always busy and don't seem to have enough staff to accommodate it. The parking lot and pumps are often crammed full, and because it's a prime stop for the local truckers, there's always several garbage trucks and/or semis clogging the parking lot and road out front. During lunch hour, the store chock full of customers, yet they never seem to have more than one cashier available. If we're lucky, sometimes two. All in all, a good place to get lunch or coffee, but expect crowds and a line at the register.

Gabe runs in awesome family like business. Not only is he very well liked by the community, his…read morecustomers also reverence is automobile knowledge, and his complete honesty. Gabe is certainly someone you can trust. His Gas prices are always awesome the best in a 5 mi radius!

Consistently the best gas price around . . Can be a little…read morecongested at times but well worth the stop. Unlike many self serving stations, the window washing bucket is always filled.

Helped fix my son's tire by plugging it after a nail was removed. Very fast service, thank you.read more

I brought my BMW to the guys over at Somerset Gas for an oil change and let me tell you they went…read moreabove and beyond! I no longer have to go to the BMW dealership these guys are my new go to place! They did the oil change with the recommended oil and filter, then they even took my tires off and checked my brakes and front end and brought me inside the garage to show me my car. These guys provide great quality service at half the cost of what the dealership charges! And they are a family owned local business! If you want someone to take care of your car like its their own and not sell you a hundred things you need to go see the guys at Somerset Gas! Thank you guys for your honesty! I will be a repeat customer!

If you are coming off the I-195 Highway in the Fox Point area, you will see this gas station right…read moreat the bottom of the exit. It has a nice convenient Four Seasons store that has the basic snacks and quick foods. It has a nice coffee section as well as a smoothie section for those wanting something a bit more than your basic drink. There's an air and vacuum station (for a fee) where you can check the tires of your car and get the inside cleaned. Convenient to downtown, Fox Point, Thayer st area, it's convenient for Brown and RISD students as well.

Their service Department is great. They are reasonable, thorough, and accessible. I've used them…read morefor over five years.

If you go to this business, just be very specific what you need to fix. If not, they will fix every…read morelittle stupid thing on your car.

I'm rating them as a gas station, not on automotive repairs. Yes, it's cool to see a gas station…read morethat still does automotive repairs. And, it's rare nowadays to see a gas station that has some full-service pumps. But, they are so cramped for space that I literally caused a one-man traffic jam in the lot just parking to use the air pump. Worse yet, the filling ports for the underground fuel storage tanks are in front of the garage bay doors, so if my modest-sized work van caused such chaos, I can only imagine how much worse navigating the gas pumps would be when a tanker truck is making a fuel delivery. Other reasons for my low rating is that they do not sell diesel fuel, and only have the barest selection of drinks (one small cooler) and snacks. I get that it's a gas station/automotive repair garage, and not a convenience store, but if you have to make a stop, why not stop at a place that has both? They sell BP-branded gas, and the price was about average. Oh, and the air pump was free.

Dylan is the friendliest , most respectful individual. In…read moregeneral the employees here keep on top of the daily needs to satisfy customers.

Stop #14 Here starts…read moreDay 2 of our trip. Premium Gas at Cumberland Farms is $2.06 per gallon. If I remember correctly, the Dow was dropping like a brick during this period. The gas station/convenience store itself is clean and well stocked. There's a Dunkin Donuts so we get breakfast. Cindy swears that the donuts are better here than in Virginia. I wouldn't know because I don't eat donuts. Cindy says its cheaper too. The Waffle Sausage Egg is better than McDonald's in terms of the thicker sausage patty and egg product. But I find that the Waffles to be soggy like an Eggo. There's no contrast. If possible, you should go to Bliss Brothers Dairy. Note: In February of 2009, Cindy and I embarked on a 48-hour eating tour around the greater Boston area. I called it the Boston Masticare - a bad pun off the Italian transitive verb "to chew." [Original Visit: February 15, 2009, 10:30 AM]