Guy messed up and cost me my gas card gift certificate. No resolution. Money out the window. Never…read moreagain. STAND CLEAR!!!

Not normally a shell I go to, but was low on gas on my way to work. Gas pumped a little slow, but…read moreit's spacious and easy in and out. Didn't go inside or deal with anyone, so I can't speak to that, but for a gas station it was fine.

Clean, convenient Cumberland Farms located on Post Road, just north of the airport. They have nice…read moreprepared foods like sandwiches and you can grab a gift card from many different restaurants, stores or businesses. Cumberland Farms, colloquially known in the Northeast as Cumby's, is a regional chain of convenience stores based in Westborough, Massachusetts, operating primarily in New England, New York and Florida. Cumberland Farms operates over 560 retail stores and gas stations.

This is typically my go to gas station. The Cumberland farms rewards program is actually a pretty…read moregood thing. If you become a member, you save 10¢ off every gallon of gas you purchase there. I typically find that their prices are competitive and they have a lot of good deals on the app usually as well. As far as the inside of the stores go, I can't really complain. It can get busy at times but that's not really the stores fault. The bathrooms have been clean every time I've used them. The food and drinks are pretty reasonably priced too, as convenience stores go. Parking, however, can be a challenge. This is why I am only giving 4 stars, not 5. Because inside the store can get busy, it can be very difficult to park as there are only a few parking spaces that are not at pumps. Getting in and out can be tricky, but if you use the adjacent road with the traffic light instead of trying to get out from the front of the parking lot, it is much, much easier.

OK. Only went here because Shell wasn't reading my card, and uprise had a deal. Easy in and easy…read moreout, but had to go inside for the recipet which was a major piano. Probably wouldn't go back.

Great Workers here during the night shifts, Decent prices. bring back the pizza! Also has a restroomread more

If I could give this place a 0 or negative I would. What a scam!!! The pumps here way overfill such…read morethat there are pools of gas below your car if you don't pay close attention. The attendant says it might be the weather affecting the pumps but I looked around and at least 2/3 of the stations had gas stain pools by them. So dangerous! This place should be shut down for negligence.

I was told that I needed my ID to purchase a lighter. Never heard this before. Luckily the gas…read morestation next door sold me a lighter without showing my ID

The pumps are never able to print a receipt so you have to go inside which can be annoying. Sadly…read morethey are no longer on upside. So I stopped going.

One of the better Speedways. Always well stocked, and easy in and out. Store always seems clean,…read moreand well lit.

This newly-built Seasons Corner Market is much nicer than the cramped convenience store it…read morereplaced. The canopy and gas pumps are new also, and the parking lot and parking spaces seem better laid out than the old Shell gas station's configuration. Inside, there is a Dunkin' Donuts counter, but no place to sit down to enjoy your coffee or donut, although there is a drive-through. Seasons Corner Markets are the creme de la creme of convenience stores, featuring two bathrooms; a wide array of drinks and snacks; amenities such as a F'real shake machine; neatly organized and well-stocked shelves; and professional, polite employees. Although the store itself is much larger than the old, cramped store it replaced, the aisles between the shelves of merchandise seem a bit narrow. They have a good selection of frozen foods and premium brands of ice cream, but expect to pay full price for those sudden cravings. A 59-oz. bottle of orange juice (the 'new' half-gallon, lol) will set you back about $5 or $6, considerably more than a supermarket special sale price. But, I had a bad OJ craving as I was driving by here Christmas Eve, so I just had to have it. This business is located at the very busy intersection of routes 5 and 113, although there are plenty of curb cuts and traffic lights to make entering and exiting manageable. I'm a big fan of SCM convenience stores, and I would probably rate this one at 4.5 stars, if Yelp allowed half-star increments in individual ratings. I don't think it's quite 5-star worthy because the landscaping is not as fancy as other locations, and there are no tables or counters to sit down inside.

From the owner: Seasons Corner Market is a family owned and operated, full service convenience store experience. We…read moreoffer a wide selection of fresh food sourced from local vendors, premium coffee roasted in-house at our co-branded cafes, a rotating schedule of monthly promotions, and shell gasoline to keep you on the move. With locations in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, come in and discover why we're your one-stop shop for quality and convenience. There's always a reason to stop at Seasons!

If I could rate over 5 Stars I would. Peter fixed my brake lines with upmost expertise and honesty…read more I had my car towed over to his shop because the dealer (Land Rover) wanted to bill me $2400 (14 hrs of labor + parts, fees). Peter charged $282 for the SAME repair. I would happily drive 200 miles to bring my car to him since I live in CT. This is the AUTO MECHANIC to have your car towed to if you are near the Providence/S MA

These outstanding auto mechanics are trustworthy, honest, experienced, professional and do very…read morefine, excellent work for exceptional fair cost. When I asked for specific work to be done on my vehicle, Peter contacted me to inform me I didn't need it, although, would do it I I wanted. Over the past few years they did whatever work was need for two inspections in addition to oil changes, a tuneup, replacing my rear brakes, and, installing new hatchback lift support gas springs. When I asked for a quote on replacing the springs, they suggested I get the parts myself to save some cash (I bought mine online from Sixity Auto Parts for under $20). I followed their advice, saved quite a bit (at least $140) and they did the labor for $20. The quotes I got elsewhere were over $180 as they insisted on getting parts for me (parts alone were $140). If you want solid quality work done for the most competitive pricing, visit Hillsgrove Service. Peter, et al will take care of you and your vehicle, for sure.

The gas station is fine. The car wash is not. Did you give up due to competition of "real" car…read morewashes? I've been going there for literally 20 years and using the car wash at least a dozen times a year. Probably more as I own several vehicles. In recent years it's always in disrepair. The blasters don't come on until I'm half past them. The soap may only come out on one side. The overhead brush may not spin. Last night was last time. no blasters. no soap at all. And no way to know if there was really any sealant coming out with the water rinse. Just signed up for the real car was down the street.

Convenient place to get gas while staying across the street at the Crowne Plaza. The pumps were…read morenewer and easy to use. They also have a large convenience store with a Dunkin inside although I didn't go inside to shop

Old time service…read more This is a crummy looking little gas station and garage right on Warwick Ave. No Dunkin Donuts, no Subway and no convenience store. Just a two bay garage and a couple of stinky pumps. What makes this place so special is the service. It is full service and even if it is pouring or snowing someone runs out and pumps your gas. The incredible thing is that they are always extremely pleasant and friendly about it. Always a hello or how ya doing. Last week it was raining and I was too damn lazy to get out and pump myself so I stopped here. The guy was his usual pleasant self and then looked down at one of my tires and told me it looked low. He said to pull over to the side and he would check it. Sure enough my truck had a tire that was about 10 pounds low. So, still in the pouring rain he put the air in. Damn! I'm so use to shitty service I actually felt guilty about what he was doing. I've never had any repairs done here but something tells me with service like that they probably are ridiculously honest. Certainly not much to look at but this place reminds me of the long forgotten service stations of 30 or 40 years ago. It's a rare and pleasant anachronism. A reminder of a simpler life now just a fading memory.

I purchased $35 of gas then found out my checking account was in the negative. After a short…read moreresearch I found Sunoco held $75 for my $$35 of gas. There was no sign or notice stating that they hold 100% of your gas money for buying gas. This is horrible and against the law. They wouldn't give me my money back because they said it would automatically refund at 9pm the next night. Although it's a small amount I'm taking them to court. Don't go to Sunoco gas

Yet another weird experience in this Twilight Zone of a gas station/convenience store …read more... I stopped here Friday afternoon to get a Red Bull, only because I was driving right by there. The SECOND that I entered the door, the over-enthusiastic girl behind the Subway counter to the left greeted me ... even though I was walking in the opposite direction toward the convenience store counter. Ok, whatever. She's probably bored. I can't imagine that this Subway-in-a-gas-station sees much biz. After I got my Red Bull from the cooler, I approached the checkout counter, where it got even weirder. A very elderly woman, who had to be pushing, if not over, 90 years old, was sitting on a chair in front of the checkout counter, holding a piece of paper to her forehead, scunching her eyes. I wasn't sure if she: a) Was about to tell someone's fortune; b) Had a migraine headache; or c) Was doing her best Karnac the Magnificent impression (a recurring skit on the late Johnny Carson show, may you rest in peace, Johnny). Then, I turned around to look at a high-mounted Keno flat-screen display and realized she was probably trying to ascertain her lottery numbers. There were two people at the register. I wasn't sure if they were: a) husband and wife; b) mother and son; c) brother and sister; or d) none of the above. After I handed them money for my purchase, both of them participated in getting my change. Perhaps she was training him on how to use the register or something. The dude, who appeared to be of Middle Eastern or perhaps Indian descent, awkwardly handed me my change. He could barely speak English, and what little he did speak was largely unintelligible, almost like grunting. And his halitosis nearly knocked me over. Folks, if you work with the public, kindly practice proper hygiene, please. As I went to leave (not soon enough), I pushed on the right door, which didn't budge, and the Subway girl flashed a pseudo-helpful smile and said, "Other door!" (No shit, I thought to myself.) She clearly doesn't get much human interaction ... she reminded me of a spider, waiting in a web, for any form of life to fly or walk into her little corner of the world.