Average gas station in Salamanca Whig means gas is cheaper than anywhere else by usually about 20…read morecents or so.

Great place to fuel up your car and grab some beer for the weekend. They have courteous staff and…read morekeep the place clean. I definitely recommend you stop in

Antone's is a full-service gas station on the Salamanca Reservation. Gas prices will be a bit less…read morethan off the reservation. We recently paid $3.95 (late April 2022). Other nearby stations that aren't full service are going to be five to ten cents cheaper per gallon. But for the convenience of not having to get out of my car, when I come through the Salamanca area on occasion Antone's full-service is a nice stay-in-the-comfort-of-my-car-treat. The convenient store is very small, so if you are stopping for both gas and some other supplies, your store options here will be limited. But the full-service gas at lower prices than off the reservation is a good deal.

Antone's is not closed! Good service but the store is tiny and really super small selection. No red…read morebull!! :(

If you're stopping in a Salamanca for gas or whatever, come here! Get fresh juices made locally-…read morereally unusual yummy flavors and also fruit and herb flavored waters. Soooo worth visiting this cute little convenience store. Azalia's products are in the back- ask the staff.

Unique items, Friendly helpful staff, with fresh, delicious food, we got breakfast from a great…read morechef before the kitchen was even open!

Inside was calm and quiet, workers were all very friendly. No complaints at'all!! The store was…read moretidy and smelled good. If that makes sense. Some quick stops smell, dirty? I would definitely stop here again when in the area

DO NOT add car wash service while pumping gas. It is a RIP off. Paid $6.50 for a wash that don't…read morework. Ridiculous.

When my brother said we were going to be taking a road trip the next time I came in I was game. I…read moream always up for a road trip, I always look to see what is in the area. When I saw this place was right around where we were going to be once we got into New York state, I convinced my brother that we have to stop here. Sassy's is so much more than a truck stop. It's a landmark in this area. As you can see by the rest of the reviews, people either love it or hate it. Along with the truck stop you obviously have fuel for regular vehicles. There is also a diner attached here and a convenience store with a tobacco outlet. For the sake of this review, I am going to focus on the convenience store portion. After the last long haul on the trip we were happy to make it here finally. Our first task was that we needed to use the facilities. We walked in and towards where the restrooms should be to only find them to be blocked off and a note instructing you to use the portapotties outside. Umm, don't do it, on a hot summer day, you will regret this immensely. Once back inside my brother and Dad were over at the counter asking about the tobacco and I was over in the souvenir section. Once I saw Sassy's, I was hoping to find a shirt or something to take with me. Unfortunately, all the shirts were sizes I couldn't fit. I'm not a fan of snapback hats so that was out. I ended up picking up a magnet because it was about the only thing I wanted at that point. It's not the best magnet, but it is a magnet nonetheless. I made a joke that a lot of people have heard of Buc-ee's, but not many know about his country cousin Sassy. I think you all should find out about her. I mean, the family resemblance is there and all.

Truck stops aren't what they used to be. Food and service both fail ! Meatloaf was extremely…read moregreasy. Never returned to get me a refill or ask how anything was. Epic fail ! Live and learn crash and burn.