Great store if you're not looking for a bargain. Liquor prices rival that of NYC and the wine…read moreselection is mainly overgrown with barefoot. Has all the basic necessities, but from the ice cream to the basic necessities, better to put the extra gas in your tank and head to a nearby convenience store.

A local, rural gas station with great employees, and your usual selection of beer, cigarettes,…read morechips, and deli meats. It's more expensive than you might want but the town is isolated up in the hills so it's par for the course. I'm always grateful it's open and there's a place to get beer, ice cream, and crap like that, and the people there are local, friendly, and want to help.

Friendly staff, clean (including rest rooms), usually well stocked. I just wish they would stop…read morerunning out of coffee in the middle of the morning rush.

I really liked the old Cumberland Farms before the renovation, but after the complete overhaul, I…read morelove this station and convenience store. The old gas station had a ton of items, but now the new convenience store is huge and packed with even more items. The new pumps are fast, easily accessible and the gas prices are reasonable for this side of town. Overall, this is a great update to Federal Street and I am excited that this Cumberland Farms is 24/7.

This Sunoco is a full service station located in the heart of Bernardston. This location is a full…read moreservice station with average gas prices. The cost of has is usually about ten cents more than in Greenfield, but again this is full service and located off the beaten path. The staff here is very polite and quick to serve customers. Another great thing about this station is that they now house a Dunkin' Donuts. It is nice to grab a cup of coffee while someone takes care of you vehicle. In the end, not a bad place to stop to fuel but again the price is a bit higher than surrounding areas.

I was having trouble with my car. While this is not a service station, one of the employees was…read morevery kind and put me in touch with someone who could help. The other? I am sorry to say the individual in question thought that a woman whose car wasn't working was an excellent target to start making comments on her personal appearance. I wouldn't recommend stopping here if you're alone, female, and are concerned about whether or not you can drive away easily.

Very nice owner and very fair gas prices for its location. I live in Whitingham and buy all my gas…read morehere.

So good. Best gas prices and great service. They helped me open my frozen shut gas door. Forever…read moregrateful.

I got a flat tire on a Friday afternoon called every mechanic and no one had the tire size I…read moreneeded. I called Nidos Saturday morning and he was able to get me a tire and put it on in under a half hour.

I think this Sunoco has more than a quality interior, they have staff like Julie who keep this…read morestore warm and hospitable for mired travelers like myself and my child. There are some oddities you'll need to note when I first paid for gas with my debit. Yes, this is dangerous at other locations so be wary of card skimmers attached to the gas pump. My own debit transaction got canceled due to this gas stop being commonly for truckers or other high-capacity fuel tankers, so I couldn't afford the minimum debit hold that my bank used, which holds beyond $100. Instead, they recommended I transact as credit and sure enough, I could. There I was, hours later, when my car was unable to start and my child and I were mired. Instead of feeling alien to them because we were in a corporate store, I felt more at home and even warm to hang out. It'd be like the movie Clerks if it were less absurd and more like a family. Julie and her teammates made sure to answer questions I had, and Julie even checked in with my child with a bit of entertainment. I have never had this quality of warmth and service at a gas station convenience store, even with my children--I know because before my car had broken down, we were inside just looking at things to purchase before "resuming our trip" and they were warm then as well. Before I left, I made sure to let them know that this store had to be doing something right for Sunoco and the local populace. I saw another review from someone who wrote it in French, so perhaps Quebequois or other international travelers appreciate this Sunoco. I felt similarly when I saw they had a chocolate wafer cone that attracted my attention and was from Dubai. I hope that you have the same experience I had--not of your car breaking down and wishing this Sunoco had an attached hotel or lounge. Instead, I felt like a local who was part of the community, and I think that's because this station has kept quality staff who keeps the spirits of this place alive. Even if they change the inside, outside, or the sign, it's the wisdom and heart of the people who make sure it's warm for travelers that get you stopping here, and not at the Shell across the street. Thank you.

Always our first stop on the way to Boston! The friendliest service I've ever experienced, the…read morecleanest bathrooms around and they always have fresh food choices and delicious iced coffee.

Self-serve gas station, first pump was out of commission. Reasonable local pricing, and a small…read morestore behind the pumps. Receipt didn't print properly, though, but didn't have time to run in to get one.

They are a convenience store and gas station... they have a milk shake machine that is really cool…read more They also make pretty good deli sandwiches. Their prices are competitive for gas and we never seem to hit them at a busy time. It's a good gas station and really one of the only ones in the area, but it's clean and well maintained and they offer most of what a typical gas and convenience store do!