Terrible customer service. After paying for my gas I go in to tell him I put the wrong number…read morebecause it's ineligible. He tells me that someone already took the gas. There was NO CAR at the pump number. He was lying and took my money. This was already after the pump wasn't working had error codes on TWO pumps. So I went in for help and he ended up stealing from me. The actual store itself is also very dirty. Major work needs to be done. New Paltz has so many other great gas stations don't bother coming here.

After coming in from an Uber run this past weekend between Kingston and New Paltz this past…read moreweekend, I stopped in here. I never imagined much, but having had riders who were planning to take themselves to a party at an industrial plant near the Residence Inn, I knew I needed gas, but was so planning to see other stations besides the Shell and Speedway stations in/near New Paltz, saw this and fell in love at first sight. I saw the temperature was getting cold, but never thought more than enough times that -1 degree Fahrenheit was really cold to try and pump. When I saw that there were no cars, I thought nothing of the temperature and decided to pump gas with my GasBuddy card at a Pay-at-the-Pump transaction. (more (side note) on this momentarily). I got out of my vehicle and thought about the feeling of being warm in the -1 degree Temperature (try to think positive when it's impossible in this life) and proceeded over to use the terminal. When I got there, my first notice was the contactless reader on the gas terminal itself: first time I've seen an Apple Pay contactless reader on gas pumps, and boy...if the GasBuddy card would've had that functionality I would've chosen it for ease of use. But I had to insert the card because it didn't have this functionality with it. (/me is annoyed: IRC terminology for "I am annoyed at the situation.") Upon beginning to pump, I was requested to watch a video on the TV monitor. It displayed an ESPN program from that days' airings, and although I don't mind sports news, I know that not everyone is happy to see this type of news at the pumps. But I didn't like was what followed the short 1 minute snippet of sports news: the weather. I knew quite a bit about the weather and seeing the upcoming predictions for that night's lows really made it uncomfortable to stand there. I saw it was supposed to get snippy cold (down to -8 degrees Fahrenheit) where to a point, all I wanted to do was finish up the fill-up and head back to my car, not stopping later for my receipt. If you want to keep your customers, don't pressure your customers to watch this type of information the moment they begin to pump their gas. Perhaps that's the reason why no one was around, and no other cars were present filling up and such.

Had time to kill before getting on my trailways bus, this meant ice cream at Stewart's. Always…read morehits! Plus free toppings, no other place like it!

Who doesn't love Stewart's Shops... fresh ice cream, the racing forms and buttered rollsread more

My review is strictly for the FREE AIR…read more My tire pressure was low so I headed to a nearby gas station, only to find the air machine out of order. So onward to the next gas station and again no luck. In the distance, there was Stewart's Shops. Something about their branding really speaks to me. I pulled up to their machine to find it in complete working order and unexpectedly free! No fumbling for coins, or feeling uneasy about using the card reader. Just press start, attach the pump and get notified when it's done. It's the little things that set you apart from the competition. Stewart's Shops, I see you! Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

Being a CDL driver it's really important to have snacks and definitely coffee in the morning…read more Whatever time they open I'm able to wait for my favorite blueberry crumble coffee and the ladies typically prepare it if it's not prepared already right away. They have so many variety of options. Fresh fruit beverages waters are a lot of times on sale, breakfast sandwiches and pretty decent pizza for the price. Although I still haven't had the breakfast pizza. The ice cream is always good and for the first time I tried their smoothie which consisted of apple juice and a frozen banana and strawberry pack, which was very simple but pretty delicious and again at a great price. I definitely suggested to whoever has not tried it. The importance with Steward is that it's pretty consistent and what I've had so far it's typically the case and hello people it's apple cider donut time.:))

Their cold bagels and sandwiches are a bit pricey vs other places. I wish I had the chance to go to…read moreMCD instead. I had no choice, I was in a time crunch... Sigh

I don't live in NY anymore so I miss Stewart's, great selection of ice cream, clean restroom,…read morefriendly employees and the gas is 10c cheaper than the Mobil around the corner.

Aren't gas station restrooms supposed to be cleaned/serviced on a daily basis? The bathroom at this…read morejoint's urinal cake is completely peed out. So, unless a whole bus load of Jimmy Dugans (the character Tom Hanks plays in A League Of Their Own that drinks like a fish) stopped by before 11am, then this is unacceptable. Left behind in the bowl, the empty plastic cage normally used to secure the urinal cake has become repurposed to secure as many curly brown hairs it can. In addition, everything else in this bathroom is gross too.

This place has some of the highest prices around, even for a gas station/convenience store. Gas…read moreprices are always the highest in the area, and so are all the groceries and other items. I've even had the experience of finding something with a price tag and have the cashier ring up a higher price at the register. Of course, most items are not priced at all. A gallon of spring water is close to $3, while a single roll of toilet paper is over $2, to give just a couple of examples. Apparently they feel entitled to charge top dollar because of their central location. Avoid unless you absolutely need something right away.

I think I too interacted with Kenny, much like Skrilla did. However, he might have learned a tiny…read morebit about interacting with customers now. (I don't know, I wasn't careful to read nametags and the register receipt said CSH:10 (if that means anything) for an appearance at 15:11:53 today.) (Mobil, please contact me only for a transaction number, if CSH means nothing.) I had been wanting to come here so many times since I first noticed this Mobil station across the traffic light on Main Street across from the exit from the Thruway at New Paltz. Though I knew I had my Plenti card at home (for the Plenti program ending soon), when I saw the gas pumps say that I must insert my Plenti card, I knew I had to do something. At other locations I would have been able to get around and access my Plenty Loyalty card right from the pump, but this trip was so different. It had no extra button to get to access it, so I felt stuck. I knew I could go in and prepay, but it seemed like as soon as I got in there, the clerk behind the counter got snippy and after every word I tried to say (and answering his question), he'd repeat the question or go onto a new question. I knew all Mobil's had a way to access an alternate ID for my account, but this person really had the audacity to keep asking me questions after they just asked that same question. I was only picking up $10 in gas using my chip-styled debit card (because Mobil isn't accepting my GasBuddy card which would help them bring in more money), but it seemed like this place really didn't want my money. I was doing it(I had forgotten to pick it up at the Plattekill service station), regardless of gas price being higher than the normal average in the Hudson Valley (average gas price about 3.00 whereas here it was 3.19/gal. I was bound to do this sometime, so why not get it today when it first came to mind and had realized I had needed to pull-in and check out the dozens of text messages from my brothers who were group-chatting and were driving me bonkers as I went up the Thruway heading towards home. I filled up my mother's gas tank (though it barely touched it at 1/4 tank from nearly empty) and proceeded to exit. And although I had no real concern over seeing what was heading westbound, when I tried to travel east on Main St/Rte 299, I overshot my lane and ended up having to wait for the g.('Oh Holy One')d. traffic light holding me up for more than a couple minutes (back end in the Thruway on-ramp lane). Otherwise, the trip at the gas pumps was ample, but watch your money, as you spend way too much here.

the worker was very rude and did not help me with the service and respect that should be mandatory…read moreI asked her a simple question about the air pump because I needed are in my tire and she bad mouthed me and basically told me to go kick rocks I usually go to every gas station when needed without a problem but i will never go back here again

If you price gas by brand, this station and the one in the village of Highland on 44/55 go back and…read moreforth as to which as the better price. It will typically be better than in Dutchess County and maybe still a little higher than in Kingston. This one is fairly convenient with a decent sized mart. I don't know why, but frequently when I'm here, there will be liquid spills on the concrete around the pumps... gas, oil, antifreeze. It's more likely the result of customers than the staff, but I still double check when I'm here to avoid bringing the liquid and the smell back into my car.

The place is dirty, slushi machines are empty or don't work. They don't properly stock lids for the…read moreslushi. This place was better when it was a Hess.