A great little spot. Burger King, Dunkin, Applegreen, a sandwich/deli place, and clean bathrooms…read more One of the nicer travel/service plazas I've been to, and I've done a lot of road trips the last 2-3 years. No complaints here, looks like they really upgraded it when they remodeled it compared to the previous reviews.

It's a travel plaza. It has a fairly clean rest room, a variety of overpriced food to choose from…read moreand it offers a place to pull off the road and take a little break. Parking lot is well lit with plenty of spaces. And that's alll I have to say about that.

Very very clean restrooms has vending machines for drink and snacks. designated pet area.read more

Dirty rest area. Smells like poop. Graffiti on the walls of the stalls. I think I would've had…read morebetter luck at the porta-John's outside. Gross!

Very clean, convenient. Friendly service. Parking can be tight; however, spots do open quickly. A…read morebit more patience is required during the summer and holiday travel. Dunkin' Donuts is located inside. Lots of snacks and beverages. Clean restrooms.

Place was fine until I got to the counter, the lady Nariah was very rude and seemed more interested…read morein talking to her friend and scrolling her phone than actually doing her job and ringing me out. Bought my pack of zyns after what felt like hours and left

Wonderful rest stop passing through Connecticut on my way to Boston! Why do I say it's wonderful?…read moreBecause their bathrooms are sparkling clean and white. Who wouldn't be relieved walking into a rest stop with no wet floors and toilet paper sticking to your shoes? There's also several vending machines ranging from COFFEE, ice cream, snacks, and bottled drinks.

Very small rest stop with outside porta-potties, which thank goodness for since this rest area is…read moreonly open 8:30am-3:30pm! Signs warn you miles in advance it is closed between 3:30pm and 8:30am. I'm rating this stop 2 stars bcuz of the inconvenience! People do travel at night, and it's not even 10pm. The porta-potties had NO LIGHT inside! There was trash on the floor, it did have toilet paper and hand sanitizer. But closed at 3:30pm and not even a light to use the bathroom. Thanks Connecticut.

We often stop by at this rest stop on I-95 in Darien! One…read moreof the reasons is because they have EV chargers here, as we noticed that not all the rest stops have them. They have Tesla chargers ($0.37/kWh) & Apple Green Electric chargers (level 3 @$0.59/kWh). It's super clean inside and they've got a great selection of different food options to choose from (Subway, Auntie Anne's, Cinnabon, Dunks, Panera, McDonalds, & Chipotle), clean bathrooms, and convenience store inside for quick drinks + snacks.

A great stop heading north on I-95 and since the GPS was telling me that there was going to be…read moretraffic ahead, this is a good opportunity to pull over, use the bathroom and take a nap. Yes, I'm driving an RV with a bed in the back. Inside, Panera, McDonald's (with a drive-through), Dunkin, Sbarro and a convenience store. All that you need for high sodium and sugar on the road! There is also a Mobil station and the fuel price was not much higher than anything else we saw off I-95. There's a limit on how long you can stay here but we weren't even close. By the time we'd had a snooze, the traffic had cleared. [Review 1055 of 2025 - 108 in Connecticut - 24609 overall]

On our wat to PA we saw the Pennsylvania Welcome Center and decided to take a break. It looked…read morefairly new or perhaps well updated. There were information, vendor machines and restrooms. All were clean and a spacious area. Plenty of parking. A nice rest stop on a long trip.

Needed a bathroom stop on our roadtrip! Thankful for the clean bathrooms. Little difficult getting…read morein and out of.

Incredibly clean, new, probably renovated within the year, bright, airy, spacious, and with plenty…read moreof seating. Several food options including Popeyes, Burger King, and Dunkin Donuts. The Dunkin even has its own drive-thru. The parking lot is large and has EV charging stations. Easy access to/from 95. There's even a fenced/gated dog relief area with a bench.

Great rest stop. Good stuff, clean, plenty of seats. Plenty of parking. Bathrooms were clean.read more

I truly enjoy stopping here on my way home or to the city. It's a great location and has amazing…read moreitems from all over NY state. The staff is kind and answers questions. The coffee is hot and pretty decent. The baked goods are hit or miss. Farm fresh eggs are stellar and great maple syrup as well as cheeses! This inside is cozy but tight.

The best! Pitch perfect farm shop on a main road. They sell drink, sandwiches, coffee and frozen…read morecooking meats, cheese, sweets, wine. Review: 5+

First visitor rest stop from the tippy top of Jersey!!…read more Gas, restrooms and food/snacks! This rest stop honoring Jersey born Actor James Gandolfini!

Highway services in the middle of the turnpike named for "SOPRANO'S" Actor James Gandofini…read more It had everything you need: gas, food and clean restrooms. Its certainly.a place to stop.and get your needs taken care of.

My experience with rest areas, for the past several years anyway, has been limited to the crowded,…read morefilthy monstrosities that populate the NJ Turnpike. During the past few years, when I made monthly trips down to the Delaware/Maryland border area to visit my late father (he was living with my sister during his declining years), these establishments were a necessary evil. By the time I reached the lower portion of the Turnpike, nature was calling...urgently...and I'd pull in. I found them distasteful-- crowded, with filthy bathrooms, and horribly overpriced "junk food" chains. Yesterday, Thanksgiving, I had been invited up by my brother (half brother technically, but we're no longer strangers, as we were when we first met as middle aged adults; we're truly family now, and half brothers and sisters are just regular brothers and sisters) to spend the day. Usually, my birth mother would do the driving, as she can navigate the back roads on the NY/CT border with remarkable precision. Unfortunately, she was working, and I was making the trip solo. The last time I made the trip solo, I became hopelessly lost once I left the main highway and tried to navigate the back roads. I decided to bypass her route this time, and take 684 North to 84 East...which I am familiar with, having often traveled in my younger years from Beacon, NY, to Danbury, and up towards Litchfield, and Salisbury beyond...to Rt 7 South. Make a right onto Bennetts Farm Rd., and I'm almost there. Unfortunately, I again became hopelessly lost once I turned off onto Bennetts Farm Rd. (I did get to my brother's place eventually), but that's probably the subject for another long-winded review on another day. As I traveled up 684 North, nature once again called (as it does increasingly as I meander my way into my so-called "Golden Years"), and I pulled in to this particular rest stop (which they also promote as a safe place to respond to texts on your phone). Given the day, it was pretty crowded with vehicles, but didn't seem as hectic and hellish as my memories of the NJ Turnpike rest stops (as an aside, if there is an afterlife, Clara Barton and Walt Whitman are probably thinking, "What a way to honor my achievements in life, by naming a festering, congested travesty of a rest stop in NJ after me! Thanks loads!"). There's a grassy area with benches, where I guess you can have a "picnic," if you so desire. I guess if you need to catch a few ZZZZs in your car, you can, although I'm not sure what the laws are, or how closely they monitor you (thankfully, I've never been in a situation where I need to catch a few ZZZZs in my car. Not yet, anyway). The men's room seemed relatively clean. There are stalls, and urinals (not to provide the reader with TMI, but I answered nature's call at the urinal). Water and soap provided, and a hot air blower to dry the hands. Nothing extravagant, but it provides the service it's supposed to. Outside the structure housing bathroom facilities for men and women were 2 vending machines providing snacks and beverages. I wanted a bottle of water. I found it mildly confusing (then again, I find GPS confusing and usually have to rely on a print out of GoogleMaps, which...take my word for it...is not infallible). I couldn't find any prices listed and took a chance, feeding 2 dollar bills into the machine. Jackpot! I got my bottle of water with no change coming (2 dollars seems really excessive for a relatively small bottle of water, but it is what it is, I guess...). They even have a slot where you can use your credit card, but utilizing a credit card for vending machine candy and water seems ridiculous to me. You have to use care when backing out of your spot, as vehicles zip through here with disturbing speed and recklessness (then again, I guess that's true anywhere). This seems to be a pretty spare facility, but I found it immensely preferable to the NJ variety. You're not going to be able to get a Starbucks mega-coffee, or a Roy Rogers burger and plastic-wrapped cookie for $15 dollars, but if you need some sugar, need to micturate or just stretch your legs, or answer that "urgent" text message...this is a more than adequate place to do so.

A great deal of poison ivy along the fence and up above in the trees. It seems like a family…read moreletting their dog out on a long trip will let their dog use the area and then it will track poison ivy in the car onto everyone and everything.