Been vacationing here in wareham and I just want to say what a pleasure it was to go i to a store…read moreand have such a great welcoming and a pleasant cashier named Josephine . She is awesome and greets you with a perfect smile . Thank you it really made my day better . Shes a keeper and deaerves recognition for her great customer service .

I live only a few miles from this cumberland farms and i go there pretty much every day. It is open…read moreall night which makes it a very convenient store indeed. I recommend it highly as it is one of the only 24 hour c-stores in Wareham and the staff is generally friendly and attentive. The overnight staff is comprised mostly of zombies so be careful because zombies like to eat people.

While traveling to the Cape we needed to fuel up before passing the bridge, so we decided to stop…read moreat this gas station and convenience store conveniently located off of the highway. This station was great because the gas prices were reasonable for the area, the convenience store was well stocked and large, and this location had a Subway restaurant as well as a Dunkin' Donuts. In the end, the pumps here were quick and this was a great stop on our trip to the Cape. We now know our preferred place to stop while traveling through Wareham.

Went here to get a couple things on my way. As I went to the cash register I decided I wanted to…read moreget something else so I told the guy who was at the cash register "Rich" to just take the people behind me. He then said "are you f-***** serious, you really want me to cancel your order." He was rude and this isn't the first time I've seen him act this way towards a customer.

Great place as I used to work there. But the guy tonight smelled like a brewery. Just babbled on…read moreand couldn't ring my friend out.

From the owner: "Nouria is one of New England's largest and most trusted family-owned and operated convenience…read morestores and fuel retailers, offering fresh and wholesome choices, healthy food options, a wide assortment of beverages and snacks and a mission to deliver the ultimate guest experience."

Excellent, friendly people and service! I stop by almost everyday for the great prices on gas and…read moreextra large sodas!

Me:pack of Marlboro lights Clerk: 10.49…read moreMe: **pays with a fifty** Clerk: I can't break a fifty... Are you kidding me? You could give me back a 20, 10,5 and 4 ones?

From the owner: Cumberland Farms is the largest of EG America's convenience and retail brands with more than 575…read morestore locations across Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

Cumberland Farms has been remodeling their stores and hopefully this one is on the list as it is…read moreold! I stop here frequently on the way to work as it is easy to get in and out. Coffee is always hot and fresh, plus at $0.99 you can't beat it! Staff is very friendly. The store shares a strip mall with a sub shop and a Chinese restaurant and lot is small.

From the owner: Cumberland Farms is the largest of EG America's convenience and retail brands with more than 575…read morestore locations across Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

Maybe not as good as it gets, the selection could be a bit better, but is always friendly and as I…read morelearned today truly willing to go the extra mile. Somehow the mechanical key to my car separated from the electronic part I need to start it so when I went to my trunk to open it, it wouldn't. It was then I found that the fob was missing. With the help of the proprietor, we searched where I was in the store, outside, around and inside the car. He even offered me the use of his own car to drive the 1 or 2 miles back to the Seasons Shell where I gassed up the car. Donny (Sp?), another customer there drove me back to the gas station where I had just fueled my car to search for the key with no luck. As a last resort I somehow decided to just try starting the car. Further investigation found the key fob well under the back of the driver's seat. These things must have legs.

i walked into the store after a long rough day at work , i ask for a pack of ciggaretts and the…read moreperson behind the counter informs me that they are out of the kind i asked for. he then rang me out for what he had and as i was counting my money he asked for my id i continued counting my money and flipped my wallet open, he then says to me "its the law you dont have to be a bitch about it." i paused to comprehend what had just happened and asked him awstruck if he just called me that he said yes i called you a bitch i then lost it. he then told me to give him his money for the smokes and i laughed in his face calling him some pretty nasty names. I HAVE NEVER BEEN TREATED THIS WAY BY SOMEONE ACROSS THE COUNTER BEFORE IN MY LIFE. THIS PLACE IS A DUMP AS WELL AND THE "CONVENIENCE" PART IS NULL AND VOID IF I NEEDED DOG FOOD I COULD GET IT THERE BUT NOT MUCH ELSE.IF I DIDNT HAVE MY SON WITH ME I WOULD HAVE LEPT OVER THE COUNTER AND BEAT HIM LIKE HIS MOTHER SHOULD HAVE. THE PRE PUBESCENT BLONDE BOY BEHIND THE COUNTER SHOULD NOT SPEAK WITH CUSTOMERS ......EVER.