Honest and highly competent people. Prompt service. Knowledgeable staff. Scheduled service with no…read moreproblems.

Just had the worst interaction with the attendant here... We're not from here and didn't realize it…read morewas self service. The attendant with curly hair was extremely rude with how he informed us it was full service. Wont be coming back next time we come

The Mobil gas station in Edgartown, MA, is a good place to fuel up your car on Martha's Vineyard…read more However, the service is subpar and the prices are much more expensive than other nearby gas stations. Would only recommend if your fuel indicator is dangerously low and you need to deliver your spouse to the local hospital to give birth. Would not recommend driving on Martha's Vineyard. They have an excellent public transit system and bike path network.

Decent automated car wash to just get some road grime off your vehicle on island. It's near the…read moreairport so not far.

Staff is extremely polite, pleasant, and professional. They always greet you with a smile.read more

I want to start this off by saying I liked Mike and thought they had taken great care of myself and…read moreother year round islanders in the past. This most recent experience has led me to believe otherwise and I will absolutely not be taking my car back or recommending ever again. I had gotten new tires/brakes put on the car at different points over the winter. Right before the 4th of July, my engine start shaking and so my boyfriend brought the car in on Tuesday, June 24th. We had had off island plans for the holiday but didn't hear anything from the guys at the garage so we pivoted plans, not a huge deal. 2 weeks went by with one or two texts that said "we'll call with an update" however, no call was received. 3 weeks in, they called and said they couldn't duplicate the problem but found and issue with a wheel bearing- we asked that they not fix the wheel bearing but just see if they could diagnose the engine problem. When nothing was still done about the engine, my boyfriend went on YouTube and sent the mechanics videos on common fixes..... It is now July 31st, we picked up the car and have been charged $800 for..... wheel bearings, spark plugs, labor and parts. Half of which we had asked them not to fix, the other half that should have been an easy enough fix that didn't take a month and a half of absolutely no communication. I will happily pay what is fair but this is so wrong on so many levels I cannot fathom spending another dime here, nor should you. If I could give 0 stars I would.

Car battery died on vacation. It's one of those batteries that is not easily accessible, buried…read morebeneath multiple other parts. I dropped car off without an appointment. They replaced the battery in 20 mins. Everyone there from Mike to the mechanic to the person at the cash register was very friendly. Thank you.

Never have written a review for a gas station before but felt the need!! I truly love the Harwich…read moreMobile. It's such a clean gas station, always has an open pump, and service is great. Might be weird of me to say I have a favorite gas station to hit in Harwich when my tank is low but this is definitely it.

Always need gas, and the closer the better as long as price is somewhat in line with competitors.read more

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!

I asked for $15 worth of gas on a rental I was turning in, and the asshole attendant put in $40 and…read morepretended it was an accident. He absolutely knew I only wanted $16 and even confirmed that I only wanted $15. Avoid this place at ALL COSTS, total rip off.

Asked for $5 cash - it's only full serve and guy pumping zoned out and ended up putting in twice as…read moremuch and then said "oh sorry, is that OK?" At $3.50 a gallon, not really. I just wanted enough to get off island to fill up at a reasonable cost.

People who work there are helpful friendly and polite…read more I'm in & out and that's the point of convenience stores right? So touche' - keep up great work. And your night time guys are great Jim & Skip go out of their way to make sure your taken care of promptly and accurately.

Formerly a Hess, this gas station/convenience store has existed in this location quite some time…read more Let me state right off the bat: any gas station/convenience store that lacks a public bathroom will get, at most, 3 stars from me. That was one of the first things I looked for, and my question was immediately answered by the hand-taped sign on the door. On the positive side, the older gentleman behind the cash register greeted me as soon as I walked in, and was cordial during my transaction. Also, this business is in a prime location: Route 1-A, at the junction with Route 138, so it's a convenient stop when you're getting on or off the Jamestown Bridge. Unfortunately, the negatives outweigh the positives, hence my 2 star rating. The store is rather small, so they feature a somewhat limited selection of drinks and snacks. Stocking was spotty in some areas, particularly chips. Also, the parking lot is too small, even for a store this size. Finally, traffic on this road can get busy in the summer.

Was back out on BI this past weekend to finish up my domestic mini/honeymoon and with another…read morerental, we needed to refill the tank. The gent manning the pumps was extremely courteous and advised us we were putting in way too much fuel for a car that used quite little. A small gesture of kindness and an honest demeanor goes a long way... happy we could come by and end our trip here with some stand-up service. Thanks!

Not sure why the first reviewer only gave them 3 stars when he had "nothing negative to say about…read morethe place" ... whatever .... A Shell gas station paired with a Seasons Corner Market convenience store is the cream of the crop when it comes to refueling your car or your body, and this one is in a prime location on that tourist mecca known as Thames Street, Newport. As is typical of Seasons Corner Markets, this location is more upscale and immaculate than a Cumberland Farms. It features six fuel pumps (including diesel) that are intelligently located amid a parking lot that is not huge, but barely adequate during the off-season. They still did a brisk business on a blustery early April day, so I can only imagine how busy they get when summer is in full swing. I've reviewed so many Seasons Corner Markets that I don't want to repeat myself, so suffice it to say, they have a great selection of drinks, snacks and to-go foods, all well-stocked and nicely presented, with two public bathrooms that are swankier than bathrooms of your typical residence. I stopped here Thursday afternoon to buy a soda and candy bar to accompany a lunch I brought from home (pot roast and mashed potatoes). I didn't want to eat my lunch cold, so I brought the container in and used their microwave to heat it up, and the dude behind the counter was pretty chill about it. Then again, I'm sure he'll see stranger things, once the silly season heats up.

Went here to buy my aunt a pack of Newport 100s. I am 24 and pulled my passport out to verify my…read moreage. The lady ringing me out asked another employee near by if they're supposed to take passports. She said I don't think so but let me go ask management. She went in back for over 5 minutes then yelled no across the store. A passport is one of the most official form of ID in America over a state issued ID, how is it they can't accept that? Not the first instance of what seems like discrimination I've experienced since visiting Newport.