Omg I used to live here in Provincetown. That store has been there for quite a while. However, I…read morewent there tonight July 12, 2025 with a friend. The woman was mopping the floor gave us a really dirty look because we walked in the door. The guy that checked us out didn't say a word. The employees were very rude. I would not recommend going to the store. Do your shopping during the day because it's the only place that's open a little later!! It's just not worth the attitude you get!!

The only place in town for coffee before 8am! Nice big…read morestore. Your last spot for gas.

This Citgo sells diesel gas which we need when we camp down at the cape. As much as I know, this is…read morethe only gas station just outside of Ptown that I cam fill up my truck. Prices are higher than off cape, much like the other stations but that is to be expected. All the staff wear "Cape Cod Oil Co" shirts so perhaps that is the company that owns this station? I will note that it is also full service, which is a rarity these days. Again, it is very convenient, on Rt 6 on the way in and out of Provincetown.

Full serve! Prices are high, but in line with other outer Cape locations. And actually better…read moreconsidering it is full serve. They don't give you attitude when you only get $10 worth - just enough to get you to the canal and more reasonable prices!

Great location, lots of moorings and slips, responsive launch, and recently updated…read moreshowers/laundry. Quiet Marina for sleeping and good protection. Marina crew is plentiful and will help. Recommend that you direct them as to what you want for help.

This was our first time staying at this marina on our boat. Overall, we found it to be well-run…read moreand extremely reasonably priced. There are both moorings and docks in the very beautiful harbor; you can't go wrong either way. There are 50 slips that cost $3.50 per foot of boat per night. A mooring costs $55.00 per night per boat . Boats over 55 feet cost $65.00 per boat per night. If you choose a mooring there is a launch service that will run you back and forth to the dock until 11pm Sunday through Thursday. On Fridays and Saturdays the launch is in operation until midnight. It starts daily at 8AM. The marina is so quiet at night. Each night we were there we slept soundly save for the lapping sound of the water against the boat and the cry of the seagulls waking us up in the morning. The marina itself is in the heart of Provincetown so once off your boat you are right in the thick of things and can walk or bicycle everywhere. If you don't have facilities on your boat there are bathrooms and showers up at the marina dock for customers. We did not have to use them so I can't comment on them one way or another. I did notice a sign stating that the showers take tokens for which you have to pay by the minute of running water. While not a big deal we have been to many other marinas where the showers come with the cost of your slip or mooring. The staff here is really very helpful and went above and beyond for us one night in particular. We were in town and suddenly the skies darkened and it looked like it might rain. So we called the marina and asked if someone would mind boarding our boat and shutting all the open windows and the hatch. Upon our return later that night everything had been nicely closed up for us. All of the staff we encountered from setting up our plans prior to leaving on our trip to our final day there when we pulled up anchor and left the Provincetown harbor, were all very nice and truly accommodating. We had a great time in Provincetown and it was made more homey and comfortable because of the terrific service at this marina. We'd stay here again for sure.

There is an older lady named Dottie (sp) literally told me the order was wrong, and gave me a bag…read moreof condiments with a pink note. Talked to customer service and got refund asap. If I see this lady again, I'm going down the street to Cumberlands. I don't know if it's dementia or methodone withdrawal, but made no sense whatsoever...

Air service station only goes to 70 PSI. Otherwise well stocked convenience store. Price of gas…read morethere is higher than other places around. For those towing a trailer, the entrance and exit are much higher than road grade causing hitch to scrape when entering and exiting.

What a wonderful experience. I was in desperate need of someone to change my 2 headlights. I got…read morethere about 4:40 pm, and they closed at 5:00 pm. Alex was a tremendous help and had the job done in 20 minutes. He never made me feel like a bother. Highly recommended

I was sick so my wife went into the gas station to get some ice for some stuff we had in a cooler…read more The lady handed her a disgusting key attached to a tennis ball. When she asked for paper towels to help hold the key without getting stuff off her hands, the lady who was in a bitchy mood and said she could get them outside. My wife noticed there were paper towels behind the woman and after grabbing the key she again asked so she wouldn't get stuff on the door handle leaving. The lady goes "As I said before, there are paper towels outside." If there is disgusting crap on the key and the ice cooler than someone there should either clean it off or get the ice for the customers. Absolutely unacceptable.

Your basic shell gas station. Unfortunately, there is no market, car wash, or amenities other than…read morea small area to buysnacks inside. Screens on pumps are small and outdated. Gas prices were much higher than other cities in Massachusetts. For instance, in attleboro, the regular unleaded at Shell is 3.65, but here it's 3.99.

A fairly big lot to get a big RV/ 5th Wheel in and out. Came…read morehere as they sell diesel fuel- prices are competitive with other stations in the area. Busy intersection on Rt 6. Be careful pulling out.

As a New Yorker and a publisher, I know the power of the pen and I tend to be very cynical…read more I spend a lot of time in Wellfleet and have committed to review my happy places, such as this Cumberland Farms, where I start my day with a fresh hot cup of coffee and a warm welcome from the morning team. This group of women behind the counter and stocking shelves is highly dedicated to their company and community, with kindness and commitment. The store is spotless, as are the restrooms, the coffee bar is always fully stocked. Cumberland Farms Wellfleet has everything you need, and then some. I will add that what truly makes this convince store fantastic is the staff, Jill, Shea and the manager give you there all, and it shows. Cumberland Farms is lucky to have this team, and I am lucky to experience this quality of work ethics. You do not see that in N.Y. and this is what makes Cape Cod a special place.

Honestly might be the worst cumbies on cape customer service wise, a VERY strong "locals only"…read moreenergy. So much so that my wife and i overheard one of the clerks "shorter girl with blackish hair and tattoos" talking about selling menthol & mint flavored tobacco products "when she gets off" because they are banned in this state. A shame givin that its the last real place to stop on the way into ptown.

My experience at this location was so atrocious, I thought I'd check their reviews. Add me to the…read morelist of those that do not recommend giving them your business. Approached them politely with a car related question and got an unbelievably rude response from staff. Were it not the case that they are supposed to be running a legitimate business, their hostility towards their paying customers would be comical.

People keep mentioning the "rudeness." I have no idea who they are referring to. The Crew at…read moreHyannis has handled my vehicles inspections AND repairs ever since my original mechanic left MA due to our ever shifting repair laws . I will Admit Mike can be intimidating, because he IS very no nonsense and does not like people wasting his time. That's where any valid criticism ends. Mike will tell you what is broken from head to toe on the vehicle. He will also tell you a fair price for the work as well as what NEEDS to be done vs. what is expensive and can wait. If you want an expensive spoiled dealership experience where they shred your money recklessly, go to a dealership. If you want a no BS Old School mechanic who won't have your car coming back in 6 weeks...You want Mike.

We had a very bad experience at this shop. We brought our own car battery and asked them to help…read moreinstall it. Before they started, we clearly asked about the price, and the owner told us it would be $8. After finishing the installation, they suddenly told us the price was $80. After arguing, they finally charged us $30, which was still not what we agreed on. They also tried to take our old battery without asking. This felt very dishonest and misleading. Please be careful if you plan to get any car service here.

They took my son right away!!have always had great work done by these people.been around a long timeread more

Very very bad inspection, they tried to wreck my car, returning it to me in terrible condition, all…read morewarning lighs on, traction light, check engine light, cruise light etc... wouldnt start.. never any of these problemas before at all ever.. a little slight man with brutish gruff voice did inspection. Randy checkd it later.. now i will go to village garage in marstons mills to repair it!

Gill's is so busy they don't really need any more recommendations - I almost want to leave a bad…read morereview to make it easier to book an appt. But they are truly awesome - did a phenomenal job on the aging Jeep I brought in last week. On top of addressing my initial issues they also freely made recommendations for other service providers that cover specific areas that are not in their wheelhouse. They are the best but please don't tell anyone else!