I stopped at this Cumberland Farms for gas because at the time it was cheaper than the surrounding…read moregas stations. I also used the dirty restroom, Cumberland Farms isn't known for their clean restrooms so I wasn't surprised when I walked in. However, the water was set at a nice warm temperature; perfect for hand washing. There was also plenty of hand soap that left a nice scent on my hands. Conveniently they also offer two hand drying options. The first being an air dryer and the second paper towels made from recycled paper. I chose to dry my hands with the paper towels. Additionally the bathrooms do not have doors so I didn't have to touch a dirty door handle while exiting.

As far as Cumberland Farms go, this is one of the nicer ones I've been in. Clearly recently built…read moreor renovated including new pumps. Clean, friendly staff really close to downtown Attleboro. You can't really complain. The biggest plus for all Cumbys is SmartPay. Gas $.10 off/gallon with the app/card that connects to your bank account. Honestly have saved over $50 so far (granted there's also one very close to home too so that helps). Inexpensive and decent coffee, SmartPay and snacks. All good in my book.

I signed up for the Smart Rewards app in mid-March because of the 99-cent daily coffee promotion…read more When I used the app on March 21, I was charged full price. The cashier said something about the system "not registering yet" but that doesn't make sense, because the transaction showed up in the app immediately. It also showed multiple transactions from March 2025 in a city I didn't visit that year, so I know with absolute certainty I didn't make these purchases. I wouldn't trust this thing with my credit card. Back to the coffee. They have now changed the promotion so that you have to spend an additional $3.49 on other items to get the 99-cent coffee price. I signed up for a specific offer that they didn't honor, only for them to make the deal worse. Looks like I won't be going back to Cumbies for a while.

This place was the only thing open in this area, after being led to a so-called 24 hour McDonalds…read moreat 1:30 am. We were not thinking we would get anything other than some drinks and a hot dog at best, but they had quite a few items to choose from. The clerk (I think his name was Craig) was super nice, helping us choose one of his favorite things to eat in the store, chicken tenders and hash browns. He even got the ranch dressing from the back to combine with the bbq sauce. We were so thankful for a hot snack to hold us over until later in the morning after check-out in a nearby hotel. The food items were baked in an convection oven and came out piping hot. Surprisingly, it was all very tasty! The clerk asked if we needed anything else and then bid us a good night and we were back on the road far better off than when we arrived.

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]

If you are a female, have a daughter, have a sister or have a mother YOU SHOULD NEVER STEP FOOT IN…read moreTHIS STORE. I went in there yesterday & the owners brother (old guy with long beard) was cashing me out when a male customer walked in. He told me to hold on & he took that guy ahead of me. When that guy left he handed me my stuff and he pointed to the corner room & told me to go there. I was confused so I said "what?" And his response was "go to the corner room so we can have fun" with a smile and laughed. I was in shock and said "no" and started to walk out. His reply was "I'll see you soon sweetie" I am 32 years old and I have NEVER had an encounter this. I walked out feeling so disgusted & upset. My boyfriend went and told the owner what happened but of course was brushed under the rug. I will never step foot in there again & I strongly recommend you do not either.

Cozy is not the first word that comes to mind when entering this store. But it does have a large…read moreselection of beer and wine. Lots of dibbles, drinks and of course lottery. The owner seems to be very friendly..

I happen to love this store and the owners as well, Jorge and his beautiful wife…read more The store opens nice and early for lottery players like myself. This store stocks everything from cheese to motor oil. While price's might seem a little steep remember, this is a convenience store not a dollar store. It feels good whenever I stop in because the owners are so friendly, knowledgeable and very kind. I always see friends or people I know. The store has a great location and has adjusted their hours due to the corona virus crisis. They are a solid store in every sense of the word. Highly recommended!

It's a very popular store.The owner and staff are awesome they are so kind to every customer and…read morealways wishing them luck.

Some of the employees don't even speak English. You ask for something and then have to point to…read moreit. There was one employee who is rude and rolled his eyes, never smiles and rarely says thank you. I've seen him be pleasant to other customers, but not me.

From the owner: Newly Opened Liquor & Market. Serving big selection of Portuguese Wine and craft Beer in Attlebororead more

Great place to go to get gas at a good price and convenience store items. The service worker Zad is…read morevery friendly and helpful if needed anything.

Great customer service, reasonable prices, and they have a lot more stuff than usual convinient…read morestores.

Wanted a hot dog, they were still cooking along with 5 other varieties. I had the steak…read morewhatyoucallit, it was awful. Just a circular formation of crust with minuscule no flavor meat, not worth the carbs, total waste. This company is great for convenience, but as usual they only carry super sugar ice slush, No respect for those watching sugar levels. Diet soda the only option. They don't care about anyone's health.

Just stopped here for the last time as a woman who was completely mask-less was allowed to enter,…read moreshop and purchase items as well as use the public bathroom. Apparently the three employees working were too cowardly to uphold the STATE MANDATE requiring masks inside ALL businesses. Mobile gas is two seconds down the street and is usually the same price. Be careful here.

Humongous mega gas station that's a cheeky just-over-the-line-into-the-state-of-Massachusetts,…read morewhere gas pump hold-open clips are more common. (They're sadly banned in the state of Rhode Island). So you can depress the clip, step back, & breathe. I love a hands-free situation. It's an easy off-the-highway situation, not so easy back-onto-the-highway situation. Or maybe I just fumbled that part. No major complaints here.

The gas station Is conveniently right off the highway. The pump area was clean and well lit, making…read moreit safe to get out and pump your gas. They also have a convenience mart where you can stack up on snacks and refreshments. They also provide restrooms for customers to use.

From the outside, Darlington Market looks just like another convenience store. In fact, it even…read moreseems that way when you first walk in, until you look a little deeper. In fact, if this were only a convenience store, it might only merit two stars. Given the fact that Darlington Market harbors a stealth Middle Eastern market, they've earned at least four stars. For me, the big draw here is the spices...enormous pint and quart containers of allspice, cardamom, rosemary, za'atar, you name it...everything needed for Middle Eastern cooking, at ridiculously, absurdly low prices. Their other specialty items are also very inexpensive, including jars of grape leaves (roll-your-own dolmades!), shisha for hookahs, halvah, tahini, labneh, and on and on it goes. There's even a refrigerated deli case for perishables, and boxes of fresh baklava and other sweets. For price and selection, these guys are hard to beat, and are friendly and generous to boot!

Recently I have noticed that the canned Stuffed Grape Leaves that were previously made in Lebanon…read moreare now made in China. I now buy them at BJ's where they are made in Turkey. Check the labels if food origins matter to you.