The customer service at this store is the worst I've ever experienced - a few days ago when I…read morecalled and asking a question they gave a short response and hung up on me and would not answer the phone When I called back. Also, the prices in the store are extremely high very bad Customer Service.

This convenience store has existed for as long as I can remember (I'm going back to my teen years,…read morein the mid-1980s). The name has changed slightly to "Sunny Hill," although you can see part of the old sign under the new sign. The first reviewer, "DTronic" (awesome username, BTW), pretty much hit the nail on the head when he described this place as a mecca for lottery addicts. As if to drive the point home, the sign above the door for Sunny Hill has the words, "Lottery Agent" in huge letters, and the words "Convenience Store" in much smaller letters. Coincidentally, when I stopped here today (it had probably been over a decade since I set foot in the store), the store saw heavy customer traffic, probably in large part due to a $1.6 BILLION jackpot in Mega Millions, and a hefty $620 million Powerball jackpot. While I rarely play the lottery, I couldn't resist due to the hype, so I bought one quick-pick ticket for each game. The customer in front of me joked and said, "Don't bother buying a ticket - I just bought the winning one." As a convenience store, it's pretty dingy and time-worn, further hampered by limited selection of product, no decent coffee setup and no public bathroom. At least there's adequate parking, however. Oh, and you read it here first: If I hit the $1.6 billion jackpot, one of the things I'll do with the money is give whoever owns this rundown convenience store money for a major renovation (I mean, c'mon, the floor tiles look like they've been around since Reagan was president). Or maybe I'll buy the store and send the lottery addicts to a 12-step program.

Chescas is about more than just gas, it's about community. Francesca has really taken this…read moreestablishment and brought life to Warwick. Her witty personality makes her a stand out owner. Her manager, Erica, has never failed to make me smile on my trips inside. Their snack selection is the BEST. 10/10 hostess cake choices. If you want gas and a meaningful interaction, don't pass chescas.

do not go to get under any circumstances. legit handle is broken on the pump for gas and lady…read morecomes out flipping her stuff saying oh your laughing at me you can go to another store for gas extremely rude and you can tell she must have mental health problems. hope she gets the help she needs and they get better help.

Service here hasn't been good for a while. Still one of those old Cumbys that never got updated…read more Just reopened after being closed for months due to a rodent infestation. It's an easy pass now.

For gas stations in general, Good enough for me. For Cumberland Farms, definitely not up to par. I…read morewatched the middle aged man working the Night Shift peer out at me through the one section of the window that is not covered in grime and condensation so thick that it is not even a window anymore it's a wall. The section looked specifically cleaned off to look at customers. Do what you have to do I guess. Still a bit offputting though. Gas filling experience was decent. The machine was slow and buttons to choose gas were giving me some 'Tude.

Sells Allie's Donuts as well as Keno, Bingo, Powerball, MegaMillions and scratch off tickets and…read moreother convenience store stuff. All you need is a smoke from the head/vape shop next door and it's a one stop shop for speculative, dissipated and indolent mainly Warwick residents with a case of the munchies. Saves a longer drive to North Kingston for my Allie's cravings, so works for me!

Keno keeps this place afloat. And ciggie butt sales…read more Good for a milk run. Definitely now able to enter now that they've eliminated indoor smoking. Before that, it was a smoky fish bowl. You know, the keno-smoking double threat. It's local. And - they take delivery on Allie's donut cakes...you order from Allie's in NK and Allie's delivers. Two stars on that alone. They can be cranky. Eh...

Has everything you need for a convenience store on a gas station. They have coffee bar made to…read moreorder and all the other convenience store stuff. Met expectations

This is near my work, so its an easy stop when I need gas. Easy in and out, and the inside is well…read moremaintained. Staff have always been friendly and helpful. Only downside is the pumps are a little outdated and don't have the touch to pay option, otherwise everything is great here.

Great seasons market/gas station. Clean inside, and easy in and out. Pumps all have 'tap' option,…read moreso you don't have to insert your car. Even a Mary Lou's inside too if that's your thing.

I always enjoy going to my Seasons every morning the staff there is always always pleasant.read more

CVS to me is a dying pharmacy chain. I feel like the more I go into them the less products are in…read morestores. I have been searching for nail polish remover. This was my third CVS and they are out too! They said they can only order twice a year because it's a hazardous product. I have never heard of that before in my life. also, it was $26 for eight rolls of bounty. Can you say excessive? I think I will be frequenting.

Wouldn't let me into the store because I already bought something…read more This guy will bother you and he will ask for ID

Nice convenience store. Plenty of gas pumps, and easy in and out. Nice and clean on the inside,…read morewith plenty of space to move about. Prices a little higher than Cumbys, but they have big and double gulps.

While I wouldn't rate them 5 stars like the first reviewer did (way back in 2009, when the store…read morewas probably brand new), it's definitely a solid, 4-star gas station/convenience store. And yes, it is convenient, in many aspects: It boasts plenty of gas pumps, and a huge parking lot with two entrances/exits. It's on a less-busy section of Route 1, so pulling out of here isn't too difficult. Inside, it has all the usual 7-Eleven amenities, including hot foods like pizza, burgers and hot dogs, plus the obligatory Slurpee machine (replete with sticky floor in its immediate vicinity during this heatwave). They also have a public bathroom. The drink coolers and snack displays were pretty well-stocked, even on a 90-degree day. Employees here are usually friendly, although there was kind of a wack crew working today, on the Fourth of July. One of the cashiers - a young woman with tattoos on the inside of her forearms - dropped an F-bomb, and loudly complained about the customer she had just rang up, because he pulled out some coins from his pocket after she had already given him his change. The other cashier - a man who appeared in his 40s - who waited on me, had kind of an odd vibe about him, as if he was much too happy to be working. He also handed me my change in an annoying way, practically letting the bill drop before I was able to grab it. He reminded me of a Mel Gibson during his crazy state, actually. Normally, I would deduct a star for this dynamic duo, but I'll give 'em a pass, since they were game enough to work on a holiday.