Over the past few months when being an Uber driver, I've been sometimes stopping into this gas…read morestation (including yesterday's fill-up within the 5pm hour) because it's my closest location to my current location. But everytime I stop in here, I'm always puzzled as to why it's so dirty and attracts so many poor street-people to "garbage-shop"(if that's really what it can be called)? I use pay-at-the-pump every time I come here with my GasBuddy card, and it seems like every time I come here, there are other street-walkers who come and pick through the garbage bins outside near the pumps. I seem to catch a glimpse of the garbage buckets (but never look through their contents), and they are always filled up with garbage along with many five-cent deposit bottles.(One time, I looked and it had over 4-five cent deposit bottles right off the top of it.) But that's not the way it is inside. I know it's small, but the employees are nice. I rarely have to go in and make a purchase, but there have been a few times I stepped inside. I was depressed once at the line, but that's a long story over that experience: and something that wasn't even my fault either but I wish not to explain it here. The store handled it to the best of their abilities, but it was just weird what happened. This location isn't in the best part of town, but it is on a main route (Broadway) (and near a secondary main route (Delaware Ave) that can be seen from this location). I do shop here, but not all that often; if I'm in town, I'd shop more at the Foxhall Ave location than here in the future, but only shop here if I'm in desperate need.

I don't like to buy gas at Gulf convenience stores for my car. But after my brother has been buying…read morehis gas here often, I decided I needed to try it out. So when I got a trip that came to Abeel St Kingston (nearby) just the other day and saw my gas gauge, I knew it was time! I've been planning to get gas and write a review from a nearby store, when I came in, but chose this place that day anyway. The entrance to this store is a bit thin. To veer into the place, there was a car coming out. I ended up clipping the curb with my front tire. Then with my gas on my passenger side, I pulled up to the spot near the door making the entry easy. There was a car directly in front of me (who later backed up to pull out), and so there I stopped - close to the pump. I thought my decision was right. The pumps had no problems with my GasBuddy card - and I seamlessly took care of the pay-at-the-pump transaction. I inserted the card and typed my Driver ID (like a PIN), pumped and was able to take care of the transaction. However, just as I was about to exit, some weirdo decided to pull up so far into the pumping area that I thought they were about to hit me. My first thought was to move backward, but when I realized there's almost no space backing up, (with another car being possible there), I knew I had to veer someway around them after giving them a loud and long horn-beep. I moved around them easily, until the end. I heard a loud "crunch" (nothing happened to either car) and I noticed he continued to pull through and out. I don't think I'll be coming here again. I know I had come here in the past without problems, but now I've shed a different light on this place. This annoying other a**whole really changed my perspective on how this place is seen in my eyes. Please give us a little more space to move around your location.

Excellent value for a pint of ice cream for five dollars. You can't beat that value…read more The mint pint was extraordinary. Some of the best mint ice cream with chocolate that I've ever tasted. So creamy. So cold. The diversity of flavor is truly relaxing to eat. Jessica was our cashier and she gave us great thick ice cream samples. Solid bites. I've never been served bigger portions, which is so cool. We tried a handful of flavors and she was so warm and friendly to talk to you. I also got the chocolate milk, peanut butter. It's not my favorite, and I feel like the peanut butter doesn't do anything to add to the chocolate milk. So I would not recommend the peanut butter. Jessica told us that their dairy is sourced from the local dairy farm that is awarded every year. They know their stuff!

Just love Stewart's. Big city goings-on here…read more This location's no exception. A bit smaller - and never humdrum! It's a super busy shop with wild eyed, sweet, knowledgeable girls behind the counters. They sell all the New York perks: coffee, hot dogs, chips, ice cream, burgers, soda. Really, it's a one stop for anything in your kitchen, garage, garden and grill, too. Though Stewart's is usually routine for everyone in this state. This brick shop is colorful, well placed (I highly recommend King's Pizza restaurant across the street!), lit up and the shop keepers take their time to color the placards, ads, prices, signs, holiday festivities and notes. Stewarts has become culture. Review: pitch perfect, busy 5

Good Stewart's - I won't end 'til I've reviewed each one.. Stewart's has the friendliest staff and…read moreice cream shovelers anywhere! The franchise does an excellent on-site job training. They hire high school kids, mothers, elderly folks who are on strict finances. To me that is very commendable. They also sell ices in boxes from the freezers (their own flaves like rocky road, neapolitan etc.) and their drink, snack, soda, coffee, bars, candy, rolls, buns, crullers are the best to be had: if you are visiting the Empire State (NEW YORK), chances are you'll encounter the Stewart's (based in NY) brand. Remember: they do refills (for a charge) on coffee (used to, at least), the ice creams are solid and each place has 3 tables to chill! Like other places Stewart's also serves fresh sandwiches, soups and sundaes. Browse around and meet locals - it's the New York (Stewart's) State way!! Review: 4

Thanks for being there a few nights ago. When a problematic situation arose in an UberEats order…read more(where the customer bought something that the restaurant couldn't provide), the customer turned his anger towards me, and asked me if I could provide it instead. To which, I knew I couldn't go back to the restaurant, and instead noticed your store open and knew instinctively what most Stewarts Shops carried and knew that this product could be found here. Although you were washing floors near the product, when you saw me head towards the wrong register (which would have been closer for the employee to ring it up on) (it was just a 2L Pepsi bottle), you communicated your intentions and performed to your best. I thank you. For being so close and open when I needed you, you shone in my darkest light. I know I don't walk into your particular store very often, but it was necessary. I still don't like your entry and exit points onto both Delaware Avenue and Broadway (there's no lighting onto Broadway) and it seems very confusing at this intersection due to the crisscrossing of yet a third road from a location nearby. I actually don't like this corner: cars coming from the 'Strand come up Broadway too quickly there and it can get interesting navigating. However, you shone your light at the entrance with LCD brightness that really provided me assurance that I'd be safe inside for a few minutes getting the necessary item. I asked for a receipt, and received it as asked. Thanks.

(I don't remember too much about my experience here late last month (early last week), but I do…read moreremember that I needed gas after an Uber run that took me to Rhinebeck, and things went rather smooth. My brother William keeps telling me this station is just as smooth for him. However, I used my GasBuddy card for the pay-at-the-pump transaction so I found some drawbacks. (I remember that it was something about the PIN was entered, but I don't vividly remember what happened). The prices are a little bit higher than other Valero's here, but they are comparable to other stations in the area (if that helps any). (Sorry that this can't be more helpful, as I had been on vacation this past weekend and didn't write down much on the back of the receipt about my experience, but I do remember some of it.)

From the owner: Locally owned and operated convenience store. Offering standard convenience store products along…read morewith craft beer, premium cigars, hot and cold food.

Sure, I can make my coffee at home, but it will never taste like the 05:00am cup from Stewart's…read more The team is always chipper and friendly. Doesn't matter if it's 05:00am or 9:00pm, it's a great place to stop in and grab a coffee, hot dog, or anything else you can think of.

I was charged $125 and 00 cents at the Lucas Ave Stewart's shop which I did not spend. I got gas,…read moremilk and some candy that equaled to $43.26. When I went to pay for it my card was decline. I called my bank and that's when they said there's a hold for $125.00 which was spent at the Lucas Ave Stewart shop the same date and time I was there. They asked me to try to resolve it with Stewart's before I put in an official claim. So I called and "tried" to speak to a manager. She was borderline yelling and talking over me, wouldn't really let me finish a sentence, saying " No one spent $125 here I was here all day." She wouldn't do anything except yell at me apparently. So I put in a claim with my bank and waiting for that to go through. Moral of the story: I no longer trust Stewart's on Lucas Ave because there is no clarity as to what happened to the $125.00. It's too bad because I've been a customer there for 20+ years. Never again!

I've been wanting to stop in to check this place out since it opened because I've been wanting a…read moredeli near our boat to grab quick sandwiches. My friend's roast beef sandwich looked delicious and I love that it was on a nice ciabatta type roll. Much better than a regular Kaiser roll. She said it was delicious but the price was kinda steep at $13.99. I didn't care for the caprese sandwich. It was kinda bland even though it had plenty of pesto @ $10.99. The bill came in at over $31 for two sandwiches and two seltzers. Kinda expensive I thought especially since I didn't eat all my sandwich. I would probably not come here again because of the expense. There seems to be freshly baked items there. They looked good but we didn't try it. The general store is really nice though especially if you are camping nearby. They also had an area where you can pick up a nice gift in a hurry! About the service, it was slow when you consider that we were the only ones there. They have nice picnic tables outside where you can eat. I took a star off for my lackluster sandwich and the prices.

The chicken cutlet, broccoli rabe, provolone and garlic sandwich is possibly the best sandwich I've…read moreever eaten! 10/10

Busiest place in town. No joke. Stewarts is, of course, a…read moreconvenience store and gas station. Most people in the area are fully aware of that. The gas here is usually very reasonable and typically cheaper than most places in the Kingston area. Their milk shakes are to die for, and their ice cream is hand scooped (I'm not a fan of soft serve, so Stewarts always hits the mark for me). We're in their milk club - the quality is always high and the prices very reasonable. My only complaint is that they don't have organic. Staff is very kind and friendly. Always helpful and they remember the locals. :)

This is your general run of the mill spot to stop for gas and get snacks, while you're on the road…read more There are some gas pumps outside and a convenience store stocked with the usual; chips, candy, drinks, etc. Also a bathroom if you need a good rest stop for that.

They have the best ice cream!! Amazing variety of flavors and huge servings for just a few dollars!read more

Smashing, spectacular, scrumptious. The vibes at this location are off the charts. I wish I lived…read morecloser, I honestly and truly cannot get enough of what they have to offer.