Today there was a very long line, the first very hot day of the summer 2026 . I think the very…read morefirst day of the summer; 2026. Thank you so much for the cold one!

Looks like a nice location but it doesn't help when they lock the doors and shut off the gas pumps…read moreat 8:45pm on a Saturday night.

I stopped here to fill up my rental car before heading to the airport, and everything went…read moresmoothly. All the pumps were working, and the gas station itself was clean and well-maintained. There's a convenience store on-site, which is always handy. The transaction was quick and hassle-free. I was also surprised to see they offer 94 octane fuel, something you don't often come across at gas stations. Overall, a convenient and efficient stop!

Horrible customer service from my visit. At this point I met a few different employees: the manager…read morewho seems to not have much leverage on anything, no say on matters and always needs to refer back to her overhead, which isn't 100% poor but it does speak volumes especially when speaking in conversation to her. Seems like there some loose ends for management to tie up structurally. Also between her getting word handed down from her overhead Ian, very much unprofessional when dealing with hiring process, sign on door says one thing and they are seeking something completely different and fail to tell you until they start to train you. When my husband mentioned this, her response was passive bc she knows she is doing something wrong and have alterior motives. SUNOCO ON CORNER OF WOLF RD AND ALBANY SHAKER RD.

Just another gas station that is right off I87 in Latham NY. They have a store inside which sells…read morebeer, cigarettes, lottery and other things that you find at a regular gas station. The price here is usually higher than what it is at the place i fill gas but I'm just filling in enough to get me there.

Not open 24 hours the maps is lying do not believe everything you see online what is really…read moredisappointing is that the gas station is rite next to two hotels and they close not even at 1am probably before then smh that's trash

This place sucks. I probably wouldn't ordinarily write a review for a gas station/mini mart... but…read moreholy shit, this place sucks. I stopped here in a hurry, to fuel up before continuing on to my destination. I swiped my credit card, selected 93 octane, and when the pump said to "Begin Fueling," I tried to do just that. Problem: Nothing happened. So after messing around with it for a moment, I went inside to ask what the deal was, and a Comic Book Guy sort of dude working behind the counter was in no rush to even acknowledge my presence. He had an iPod, but the earbuds weren't even in his ears. Yeah, I'm sure you didn't notice me standing there, bud... Finally, he acknowledged me, and came off in a pretty condescending way. Listen, bro, I imagine I probably wouldn't be the happiest and most enthusiastic person working the overnight shift at a gas station, but take it easy. He explained to me that he was "really low" on 93 octane. OK, what about the others? Well, he wasn't sure, but he said my best bet was to try 89. ...sigh. Fine. So I go outside, select 89, and start pumping... it goes incredibly slowly, and stops at $0.98. At this point, I said screw it, and drove further along to get gas somewhere else.

Stewart's is one of the gems of the capital region. You don't really realize what you have until…read moreyou go out of town and see the quality of that locals bread and butter shops. As a home care therapist I can always depend on Stewart's to have hot coffee and clean bathrooms. Their dairy products are second to none. It's fall so my favorite ice cream is currently being scooped. You can't beat Philly Apple pie. Except maybe with my other favorite peanut butter pandemonium. My only downside is their prepared food. It is hit or miss. So don't always take Stewart's for granted. Appreciate what we have.

This is certainly a convenient Stewarts for your morning or evening commute. I'm guessing there's a…read morelot of "to go" food and drink here. Even mid-afternoon on a weekday, the seats inside were pretty full, but the many hot food stands had not yet been refilled for the evening rush. It's a medium-sized Stewart's, big beer cave, smaller ice cream freezers. The one thing I'd pass on here is gas, since it's not really competitive compared to other locations.

This location has everything you could ever need. Due to convenience, prices are a bit elevated,…read morebut I don't believe their prices cost most than Stewart's. This location sells hemp and hemp products, vaporizers, edibles, also smoking supplies, tobacco, and kratom. They carry everything else you'd expect from a gas station. Their fuel prices are competitively priced, but make sure you sign up for a free Exxon rewards account - you get points for each purchase (fuel or in store), which helps offset inflation. Overall I'm very satisfied and have gone to this location for years. The owner is very nice and always special orders extra of the items I routinely purchase. Great experience!

I've debated many times about reviewing here. Most experiences are decent. However, every time this…read moreold lady works there, she's super rude and sarcastic. I went in for ice cream but was taken aback by her rudeness. I walked out with nothing. If I pull in to get something and see her there I will not go in. I will not subject myself to her demeaning attitude. In the past i gave her the benefit of the doubt and thought maybe she just had a bad day. But every time I go there, she is awful! Terrible for business.

I am not a Convenience Store person for the most part, having a limited appetite for lottery…read moretickets, cigarettes, and forty cents a can beer. But Stewart's is so darn cute it's hard not to like, and it's sort of unique in my experience among convenience chains. First off, it's locally-owned, and Stewart's has been a good neighbor and corporate citizen (such as these things go). Their employees are far less surly than typical convenience store folk, sometimes (as at this location) downright chipper. I also am keen on their diagonally-oriented aisles, which break up the store and tend to lessen the usually glum looking-for-a-Ho-Ho experience of a quick trip to the 24 hour store. The thing that makes Stewart's, though, is their continued use of modest seating areas inside. It's far closer to that old general store vibe than anything out there in the retail world these days - friendlier than the post office, more amenable to conversations with strangers than Starbucks or Dunky's, and with their relatively brighter stores with exterior views out from the eating booths, it's (strange to say) not that bad a short hang out spot. This particular location is an upgraded large-format Stewart's, and the staff have been pretty good. Only the occasional creepy character has darkened its doorstep in my limited patronage, which is well above par. You can enter from both Vly and Route 7 fairly easily (except at rush hour), particularly heading eastbound. And compared to the Xtramart across the street -- which is larger but far skeevier -- it's a more pleasant experience.

With gas prices around 20 cents a gallon - or more - less expensive than everything else nearby,…read moreI'm fine enduring a bit of a wait, and even drivers whose politeness would be rated 1 star. When it gets busy, there can be a bit of a line waiting your turn. Even though there are pumps set up for gas tanks on both the driver's and passenger's sides, and arrows suggesting how to enter and exit, you always have those folks who will ignore the arrows and those waiting in line to back into a spot or drive around and come in from the back. Watch out for those folks. I'm docking them 1 star for bad signage. The sign before entering the gas area was definitely out of date. It showed a gas price fifteen cents lower than today's actual price. I'm wondering whether they're short staffed, too lazy to update the sign, or whether they think folks will be more interested in getting gas, then learning the price is higher but will stay anyway. C'mon, everyone coming here is already a BJs customer and knows the price is lower. The do need to remember one other thing... the Costco opening a couple of miles away in 2026 will also sell gas.

This is one of the cheapest gas stations in our area, and as a result, it also has the longest line…read moreout of any gas stations in the area. It also shows up as a wholesale club rather than as a gas station on credit cards, generally lowering the cash back. The tap and and pay payment feature on the pumps doesn't work, and pumps are frequently out of service. Overall, the lower price makes up for it. One thing I've heard is that busier gas stations get refilled more often, so the sediment never has time to settle, and the gas is not as clean. I don't know if that's accurate or not, but I haven't had any issues here.

Well now wats to say about premium gas that's under $4.00 a gallon????? Ahhh everything!!!! Gas…read morecan last me almost two weeks!! And the service people in the booth are always outside willing to help in any way they can!! Can't say enuff about this place!! My go to!!!