Back in the day, this was the place to go for munchies after hours of drinking during…read moreEllicottville's Fall Fest weekend. I remember standing in lines wrapped around this little store, eating candy bars off the shelves as we waited in line to pay for our red bull. These days, I still swing in for a red bull to hold me through the next six hours of driving that it takes to return me back home after visiting my family. I always appreciate the friendly chitchat from the cashier when I cruise through here. And the gas prices are always great (compared to Bethesda!!!)

I disagree with the gas prices being low, it was $.20 more per gallon than a gas station we passed…read morein little valley. That being said though, it's a good place to grab some snacks and drinks for the day. They have a slush puppy machine, which is always excellent. This place also doubles as the city's pizza hut, which I guess is ok if you need a personal pan to-go.

Just up the road from Sassy's is M and M. Much like Sassy's, this sits within the Allegany…read moreTerritory. Stretching from the PA border to about Vandalia, overseen by the Seneca Nation. Within the territory, the prices are always cheaper and kind of the area to get your fuel the lowest price for miles around. For this exit along I-86 it was the cheapest by far. When we pulled in it wasn't that busy, plenty of pumps for people to come and go. We pulled right up to the pump and started to do out thing. I do have to let you know, that you need to pay attention to the pumps you are pulling up to. Several of them are full service pumps while others are self service. You can pay at pump here and make it that much easier on yourself. Once you are done with fuel, you are free to go. You can go inside if you want, but we did not, they did have tents set up outside to purchase tobacco products.

The cheapest between DC and Niagara Falls! $2.299! Around Niagara Falls and Buffalo, $2.4999…read moretoday...

Our bike broke down in the parking lot...everyone in the store and surrounding area stopped to see…read moreif they could help...local fellow Kenny with his slingshot knew where to go and helped a lot..thanks to everyone..we will be back !

One of the last full service gas stations I've seen! Its great! Not sure if it is 24 hours though,…read morebut the arrow mart is.

06/02/2026: I appreciated their long business hours,…read moreespecially as I'm often traveling when few gas stations are open. (Yes, *that* early!) Hot coffee always available; clean restrooms, and lots of salty, crunchy snacks...what more could I want?

Convenient location right off the expressway. Competitive prices with other nearby options. Huge…read morediesel stations off to the side. Clean bathrooms and friendly service as well. A+

Ordered a pizza via online. Easy to order online. My order was ready in a timely manner. The pizza…read morewas fresh and tasty. Would order a pizza from here again.

Having lived in NYC, I'll eat cheap pizza from some nameless joint with questionable sanitary…read morepractices without hesitation, yet somewhere along the line, I somehow developed a bias against gas station/convenience store takeout. Crosby's has definitely helped me change my negative and admittedly unfair disposition toward the latter. Is their takeout the best food on the planet? No, and it's not meant to be. But it's pretty darn tasty, and it's also reasonably priced. Boston, NY is a small, semi-rural town with a population of roughly 8,000. When it comes to ordering takeout, one's options are generally limited to two local pizzerias, Crosby's, or driving to another town. There's also a Tim Hortons and a 7-11. During the summer, there's George's. Usually, my first choice is to make the 15-minute drive elsewhere. Once in a great while, I'll order from a local pizzeria, but only when I want something other than pizza, because I'm not crazy for the pizza from either of the two places in town (especially price-wise). Crosby's pizza was recommended to me by several locals since I moved back to Boston in early 2018, but I didn't try it until June of this year. One night, I craved pizza but didn't want to drive far, cook, or overspend. Crosby's has a Tuesday and Thursday deal - two large one-topping pizzas for $15.99 until midnight. My dad had also heard that their pizza is good, so we took advantage of the deal. We ordered one pepperoni pizza and another with banana peppers and onions. Even with the extra toppings, the price was very reasonable. The food took longer than what I would consider a "normal" amount of time to be made, but I'm guessing they're busy on nights when they run this special. Our order wasn't ready when I arrived, so I waited. I didn't have anything pressing going on, so it wasn't a big deal. While there, I perused the booze section. I don't drink beer, so I can't comment on those prices, but I like fruity, "girly" beverages. To my delight, Crosby's carries mixed-flavor 8-packs of Mike's Harder (8% alcohol) for only $13.99, which is the best deal I've found in town (7-11 sells two standard-sized cans for $3.79, which isn't bad, and Tops carries one flavor in large cans for some ungodly amount I'm unwilling to pay). Like with my takeout, I typically drive out of town to stock up on adult beverages, but the inventory at Crosby's has helped make those trips less frequent. For what we paid, my dad and I enjoyed the food and would order it again in the future. I was satisfied enough with the pizza to say I'm also willing to try other items from the Crosby's menu if the occasion ever calls for it. The pizza tasted surprisingly fresh compared to what I expected. I'll say this much: in ratio of quality to price, I feel my money is better spent at Crosby's than at either pizzeria in town. The employees at my local Crosby's provide exceptional service. They're pleasant and polite. Although I only ordered pizza once, I've gone into Crosby's several times to buy more Mike's Harder, and the people who work there are consistently nice!

There's no way you're actually going to believe this until you try it. This cute little dive of a…read moregas station has some amazing food. Homemade cookies pastries cheese and pepperoni. But what you simply must try is their world famous ham and turkey and bacon and cheese on a toasted Kaiser roll. It is absolutely one of the best little sandwiches iPad anywhere. And a fabulous snack after skiing..