Hands down the cheapest gas station around. Seneca Nation prices on fuel are unmatched in the area…read more Its a hike to drive out there but man is it worth it. Nearly $1 less per gallon here! Also worthy of mentioning this place is Full Serve so you dont have to pump your own gas. They do it for ya. I've never been inside but this is my new favorite gas station. Anywhere else is just stupid. What more can we ask for?

Gas for $.97 per gallon and they pump it for you! Very organized system to keep traffic flowing and…read morethe greatest price in years! worth the 25 min drive on a chilly but very sunny afternoon!

On the left of the building is a diner. It's good for groups, and is heavy on comfort food…read more On the right is a dispensary: "High As A Kite" which is as smoky as any I've passed through. The bathrooms are in the rear of the dispensary. The Ladies Room was so jerry-rigged, I thought I was back in rural Africa: Missing floor tiles, exposed water lines, canted toilets to allow the stall doors to close. Across the street is another Nation-owned gas station which is a chain, and has a much more comfortable situation.

Seneca Hawk dispensary is the only one we go to on the Reservation. Super friendly, attentive…read morestaff, and great quality bud. Edibles, hash, bubble hash, dabs, pipes....The shop is in the back of the store, and the store has clean bathrooms. There's also a diner in there. We haven't eaten there, but have heard it is very good with low prices.

I usually wouldn't drive an hour for gas, but thanks to being stuck inside for 2 1/2 months I…read moredecided that it was a drive worth taking when I needed to fill up the gas tank. The drive out here was pretty enjoyable and the Native Pride Travel Plaza has everything you could possibly need for a quick stop. The gas here was only like $1.12 a gallon when I was here and that's incredible. Inside of the travel center you can find a diner (which is currently closed due to the pandemic), but the convenient store has all the snacks, shirts, beverages, CBD, and gadgets you could possibly want as long as you wear a mask inside. The gentleman working were super friendly and thanks to this place having woopie pies I left a pretty happy man. Give this place a visit and you won't regret it.

For months now every time my uncle goes there for cigars and they never replenish and have much at…read more all. Even the Staff tells him that the CFO doesn't pay the fucking bills!! Get your act together!

This place is awesome! Highly recomend stopping by on a clear Thursday night over the summer when…read morethe drift pit is in full swing. Full dispensary with a full lounge. The connivence store has a lot to over, both food and tobacco wise. Food trucks on site during events, a small kitchen run by the staff itself is good as well. Dispensary, snacks, and high octane entertainment... what more could you ask for? This place is a must see!

Filled up on cheap gas here. Self serve. Nice convenience type store with washrooms. Staff is super…read morefriendly. Store sells cigarettes and fireworks. Huge parking lot with an auto parts store and a dispensary.

Drive through gas and great Native cigarettes. Super friendly staff. Planning on returning soonread more

The staff are friendly especially the security guard at the door! Good buys decent selectionread more

There are a number of Native American gas stations and tobacco shops in this area. They are on the…read moreSeneca Indian reservation and so they do not have to charge the ridiculous New York State gasoline tax. I don't know if one is better than the other, but First American was cheaper by one cent and it was not out of my way. It's full service and the pump cut off at $50 so there were two purchases today to fill the tank of the Sprinter van. And that saved me close to $20 compared to buying OFF the reservation. And if the Native Americans make a slice of profit taking advantage of their status, I think that's great. [Review 1392 of 2024 - 396 in New York - 22415 overall]

After thousands of dollars in purchases over years they took the free coffee away and can't change…read morefor gas a hundred dollar bill at shift change anymore. No hundreds at all can be used at the store.

Every Tuesday and Thursday they have a deal on the pizzas, 2 for 1! The pizza from Crosby's is very…read moregood. It is consistent with a fluffy crust and a great combination of sauce and cheese. My family and I recently ordered 6 pizzas for a party we were having. They had them ready at the time we requested and even helped to walk them out to the car. I have had other pizza-type food from Crosby's including one of their combos which included a few mozzarella sticks and a pizza log which was the perfect little snack. This is also a gas station and convenience store. If you haven't tried this pizza place, give it a try, you'll be surprised at how good it is!

I never leave reviews, but today changed that. I've never been more disgusted…read more I recently stopped by Crosby's, and it's usually a good experience. I came in around 9:45 p.m., and all of the pizza looked like it had been sitting there much longer than it should have. Because of that, I decided not to get any pizza. What made the experience even worse was an employee named Heather. She was with a man she kept calling "daddy," and they were kissing while I was standing at the register waiting to be checked out. I'm a patient person, but I ended up waiting almost 10 minutes just for her to ring me up. Calling someone "daddy" and showing that kind of affection while on the job is highly inappropriate and unprofessional. After talking to some friends, I found out that Heather regularly has her husband at Crosby's during the night shift, and they often call each other these inappropriate names. I will never be coming to Crosby's at night again. I hope Heather reads this review and either improves her professionalism or that management addresses the situation. I've also heard from multiple people that they avoid coming in when Heather and her husband are there because the atmosphere becomes uncomfortable and inappropriate.

Is it the best place? I"m not sure if it's the best, but in my opinion it isn't. I also always…read morethought if I had the most check ins I'd be the "duke", but evidently that's not how it works (has nothing to do with the Seneca Hawk though) - note to Paul I will gain the duke back soon! This location is pretty easy to get to on two sides of the traffic circle really and they have full service pumps and "you" pump pumps! However, there is no difference in price and full service only means that they pump it for you - PLEASE don't confuse full service to mean that they will check anything for you! On the Indian Reservation they almost all have self serve as well as they pump it for you - on a cold, windy, snowy, rainy or very hot day (yes we have a few in July) it's nice they they actually pump your gas for you! I guess that's another reason to come here for gas - service - something you won't get at most places you fill up at! Ok - the problem with the Indian Reservation in this area at least, is the fact that there are perhaps about 10 places to fill up at an they are not all the same price. However, when you get to one - just fill up and don't worry about it. Chances are the cost per gallon difference between any of them might be up to 5 cents. What does this mean? Well if your tank is 20 gallons and you are on empty - if you found the cheapest gas price and saved 5 cents per gallon you actually saved $1.00. However, you will have wasted most if not all of those savings in either time or gas looking for the cheapest - be smart - just fill up! Also - there is a Seneca Hawk gas station AND a restaurant - this review is only on the gas station part of things. However, there is one other place that serves as gas station and restaurant - so I'd recommend the other!

Service quality , value the restaurant isn't what it use to be staff isn't very caringread more

Bathrooms are permanently closed as counter staff rudely stated people kept messing them up. My…read morewife and I were told to go to another business across the street after filling up with gas, returning to WNY from NC. Plenty of other gas stations/cigarette etc. places nearby. I've been coming here for years but likely won't be back. Restaurant also now appears to be closed. Need some new management?

Buyer and travelers beware. Just purchased gas here last night and as usual, need to prepay when…read morepurchasing gas at the Seneca Hawk in Irving, NY. Prepaid $40 but actually pumped $35.82. The "gentleman" Jesus - name on the receipt - at the Seneca Hawk station stated the credit card would be charged for the actual amount pumped. Found out the next day the actual charge for the gas pumped is lower at 35.82 and he pocketed the difference of the prepaid $40! It's not a very big amount but if one does this for many shifts, it could be a large extra amount in your pocket to risk a job for! So be very careful when you buy gas here! This is the first time it's happened and we have purchased gas here many times in the past.