BJ's Gas in Coventry is easily accessible off the I-95 so I usually stop by on my trips from NY to…read moreRhode Island or vice versa. The gas station is connected to the wholesale club which makes it convenient. Usually, there are no lines or only a few minute queue to get gas. I've noticed that the gas prices are also the lower compared to other BJ's Gas stations that I go to in Johnston or Seekonk. With the BJ's One Mastercard (no annual credit card fee), I get 10¢ off/gallon at BJ's Gas which is great to have savings on top of savings.

I went to BJ's for gas this morning at 6:30am. The pumps were not open. All the pumps still had the…read moreorange cones blocking them. I waited until 6:45am, and no one showed up to open the pumps! They are suppose to open at 6:30am. I had to get gas elsewhere at a higher price!!! Thanks a lot BJ's! Have your workers show up to work on time.

This gas station and convenience store is a good alternative to Cumberland Farms, since it features…read morea Dunkin' Donuts on the left side of the store; you can either go to the Dunkin's drive-up, or, you can go to the small counter inside to get coffee and donuts, and then go to the convenience store counter to buy gas or other drinks and snacks. The employees at this Dunkin' are always friendly. The store - which not only looks clean, but has a nice, clean smell - has two bathrooms, and has a decent assortment of drinks and snacks. It looks like they recently added some frozen food coolers. There's not much parking in front of the store, but they do have a large number of gas pumps. Note that they do charge a higher price if you use a card instead of cash to buy gas (it's not a deal-breaker for me since I almost always use cash to buy gas). Because the store is close to the intersection of Tiogue Avenue and Hopkins Hill Road, pulling out can be somewhat difficult sometimes, but not as bad as pulling out of the Cumberland Farms just up the street on Tiogue Avenue.

Lots of gas pumps and the inside of the store is clean and spacious. If you are turning on to New…read moreLondon Turnpike you can only take a right hand turn.

Gas, coffee, and grab and go items. Quick and easy on and off the highway. They do have diesel.read more

Place is never busy. only gas station on this road in this part of town. Basic convenience items…read moreinside it literally is what it is.

Normally, I wouldn't rate a small, independent gas station and convenience store at 4 stars, but…read morethis place exceeded my expectations. There are four pumps and an amply-sized parking lot, and it's in a location that is convenient, yet not too difficult to enter and exit. Gas prices were middle-of-the-road. Inside, the store is small, but does not feel cramped, and it appeared to be reasonably neat, clean and well-stocked. It has a decent variety of drinks, snacks and basic grocery items. The amount of space devoted to smoke shop items - which include cigars, glass pipes, bongs, vaping supplies, etc. - is impressive, and the displays are brightly lit with LED rope lights. Shelves of gum and similar items under the front of the checkout counter are also brightly lit with LED rope lights, giving the store a bright, cheerful atmosphere. And the man behind the register was equally cheerful. They get bonus points for carrying my favorite Arizona drink.

On Tiogue Avenue in Coventry, there are many gas stations, and Speedway is among the cheapest for…read moregas locally. But, this often makes finding an open gas pump a challenge. It's in a very busy location (across from Centreville Bank), and trying to turn left out of the bank is a harrowing experience, with people constantly pulling in and out of Speedway. The store itself is okay (there is a high employee turnover, with constant new faces), but its most serious flaw is lack of public restrooms. With Cumberland Farms - which does have bathrooms, and a better selection of food and drink - so close by, it usually makes more sense to go to Cumby's instead. I usually only stop at Speedway for gas, if I'm driving on the same side of the road.

No restrooms or place to wash hands. Staff would not care to tell you where to go but out the doorread more

There are plenty of pumps and an ample-sized parking lot at this Shell location, but a very small…read morestore, which is probably why it is usually never that busy. In fact, I stopped here for a couple Red Bulls the other day after passing by the Cumberland Farms just up the road, because Cumby's parking lot was jam-packed. This location, at the corner of Cowesett and Coit avenues, is usually easy to get in and out of, and it is conveniently located for me. Given its small size, it's definitely not a full-service convenience store - just some basic snacks and drinks. It reminds me of an old-school gas station convenience store, like one I used to work in about 30 years ago when I was in college - not many of these left in an era of super-sized Cumbys. Although I have stopped at this location occasionally over the course of many years, I only just found out on my last visit that they have a public bathroom - I assumed the store was just too small to have a public bathroom, so I never bothered to look or ask for one. There is only one employee on duty here at any given time - that's all that is needed - and the employees who work there have always been polite. All in all, this is a good alternative if you are in a hurry and just want to grab some gas and/or basic snacks.

I LOVE THE CAR WASH!!…read more This place is like striking gold! I've driven "boxes" for years from Jeep Wagoneers to Subaru Foresters and no matter what car wash I've taken them to the brushes have never done a good job cleaning the back of the car. It isn't a problem at the ones that have crews who dry your car afterwards because they hand wipe the back clean. This automatic one makes the back look clean as a whistle and at just $5.00 for the basic wash it is one quarter the price or less than a staffed car wash. (Plus you don't have to leave a tip. :) ) If you've had the same problem with getting your vehicle totally clean pull into this Shell at the corner of Cowesett and Coit Avenues. You won't be sorry. :-) PS - It takes bills but not cards and doesn't make change so if you don't have the right change you can go in the store first and they'll give you a receipt with a code to put into the payment machine at the wash.

There is always some character in here! My go to coffee place. Citizens Bank ATM on site and public…read morerestroom.

I've been going to this Cumbys for as long as I can remember.. Yearsssss. It's recently been…read moreremodeled and has the new modern look as the newly built Cumberland Farms. Very nice inside, hot ready to go food like pizza,hot dogs, sandwiches etc. They have a nice coffee setup for hot, iced,fraps and shakes. They also offer all your usual convenience store items and there are a decent amount of gas pumps out front. Not the easiest place to pull out of it's like frogger actually but when gas prices are low I'm chancing it. One of the better stores around,I'm always coming back.

This Cumberland Farms is located less than 1 mile from my house. Super convenient. It's one of the…read moreold Cumberland Farms so it's quite small but perfect for what I Cumberland Farms is. The manager Jen is one of the friendliest people and always greets you with a smile and a hello, a joke or an anecdote. I come almost daily for my dollar iced coffee.

This is one of the few remaining older, smaller Cumberland Farms stores around the state. Coventry…read morehas three other Cumberland Farms stores that have either been remodeled and modernized, or newly-constructed. It's understandable that this store was never updated, since it sees less traffic than its sister stores. Knotty Oak Road (a/k/a Route 116) is mostly residential and leads to the town of Scituate, which is not heavily populated. Gas prices here were middle-of-the road: not the cheapest, and not the most expensive I saw while driving around multiple towns today. It's a small, plain-looking brick store, with a more limited selection of drinks and snacks. Beverage coolers looked like they needed to be restocked. The store is not as organized as newer Cumby's stores, and I don't believe they have a public bathroom (although I forgot to ask). I was acknowledged as soon as I walked in the store. The two employees behind the counter were helpful: when I had trouble finding a non-king-sized Snickers bar, one of them directed me to the right location. As I went to pay for my Snickers bar, one of the workers was curious as to why I was taking photos of the outside of the building, so I told them I do gas station surveys. I guess there's not much excitement around these parts. Anyway, this Cumby's has been here quite a while and nobody on Yelp had reviewed it thus far, so now it's official ....