Although I still feel that XtraMart is overpriced compared to their nearby competitors in the town…read moreof Red Hook, when I came into your shop today, I was looking solely for products that your competitor doesn't have that you might've. But I was also budgeting to a point where I was only stricken with an EBT card (food stamp/SNAP card). I craved sandwiches with meat (ham and cheese are my faves), but most of these sandwiches EBT won't pay for (they don't take them for being "prepackaged") and when I found that you had sandwiches, I was almost hooked - but that's when I saw the price. I was carrying only about $6 in cash and when I spotted even the cheapest sandwich at close to $7, I had to turn away. (Their bagels (without peanut butter or similar) were there, but those were a lot less than what I'd get for cheaper at your competitor, so had to forego those completely.) However, this place also has some variations of stuff I couldn't get at your competitor. I found bags of cookies (chewy chocolate chips of the brand name) on your shelves and stuff I couldn't find elsewhere - some more prominently displayed than others. However, there were things that even the competitor had that I had to get today because I'm getting tired of getting the same stuff there continuously and had to be spontaneous. However, the rest of the transaction was okay. I was the only customer in the store for most of my transaction, and the employee who checked me out was rather nice. He allowed me to place my goods on the counter and allowed me to check out the sandwich corner. He waited until I got back to pay before he started ringing me up - and something I valued: patience. This purchase was also my first purchase where I entered my Mobil Rewards number, something I started in 2021 and hadn't used yet. I was surprised that I even remembered I had one, but he never asked if I was a member. Sorry, if my presence bothered you. This place no longer is open 24-7, based on other factors, but this place surely makes itself known at the corner of Routes 9 (US) and 199 (NY). I know several people who would rather pick up goods here and without a doubt have no trouble. It's a fact that this lot is always full, but when coming from a mile north and no car, I had to walk it today. However, I can only come in every so often.

This is a decent representative for the franchise. The gas…read morepumps work, and restroom was clean. The facility is well-maintained; with the usual selection of food and sundries one expects to find in an establishment such as this. The staff person was friendly and attentive. If one needs a fill-up, pitstop and/or snack/sundries for their travels; this location is a solid option.

I bought gas here and now I have water in my gas just bought new engine and now it's misfiring…read morewouldn't recommend coming here I spoke to them and they don't believe me

What a welcome surprise to come into a regular old gas station and find that they have a talented…read morecook at the deli counter in the back! She makes some of the best egg sandwiches I've had in a very long time. She makes a lot of other great lunch specials too so be sure to try them out sometime. It has pretty basic offerings for a convenient mart besides that, along with friendly staff members. A pretty awesome location!

Fast service everything fresh everything good I'm happy with them…read more Have ordered Mandy sandwiches along the way and everything always seem to be as ordered

This unassuming gas station/convenience store next to a beverage discount store serves up amazing…read morespecials. I was gonna do the Steak and Bacon Melty thing, but then I saw the corned beef and pastrami (1/4 pound of each) on marble rye with Swiss, deli mustard, mayo, tomato, and onion. I asked for it with the meat heated up, which they did on the griddle. The meat was sliced thin and tender. The combination of flavors was beautiful, and I was glad I trusted their idea (tomato and onion seem kind of strange when put with pastrami and corned beef - but you can't argue with results. Serendipity stop. I thought I was taking one crosscut through to another road. I lucked into the wrong crosscut. It was amazing!

Great large and clean Quick Chek. Gas prices are the same as most other companies. Friendly and…read morewelcoming staff all throughout. Piping hot coffee and sweet treats. Large assortment of milk, soda, beers, ciders, coolers, juice and mixers. This shop also sells lottery and reading material. Excellently run and includes tables for relaxation. Highly and thoroughly recommended. Top notch employees. Review: 5

What a Pig Sty! All of the trash containers near the gas pumps were overstuffed and overflowing…read more There was trash strewn along the walk in front of the store. The gas pumps indicated that customers had to pay inside rather than at the pump. I side was one older man cashier and two people working the sandwich counter. I asked the older man whether they were understaffed and told him about the garbage problems. He barely responded.

Rockin Thickshakes! I used to love going into Stewarts when i was a kid, they had the thickest…read morechocolate shakes.

Wish I could post Zero stars for Marcia, the nastiest, most arrogant Saugerties Village, NY…read moreStewart's shop employee. One of the rudest employees I have ever encountered ANYWHERE, Ms. Marcia took it upon herself to publicly and repeatedly excoriate me, a mom of three teenagers and regular Stewart's customer, for throwing a full cup of coffee into the garbage. Why would I throw coffee into the garbage? Because of the STUPID placement of a small EGG NOG jug next to the coffee, which looked just like a jug of cream. No special sign to announce that EGG NOG would now be right next to the milk and cream. The manager seemed to understand what had happened. NOT MARCIA! Ms. Marcia began by interrogating me by the coffee pots, and wouldn't let up. Still chastising and scolding me by the cash register as she rang up my family's other purchases. What a NASTY surprise to encounter this B! Think it through, Marcia dear. You are an EMPLOYEE not my mother or boss, and should deliver service if not with a smile, at least not with the rancid attitude you displayed to me in front of my sons. Good luck with treating your customers like that! MARCIA MARCIA MARCIA.

fresh nopals, epazote, handmade tortillas, things you can't find in big grocery storesread more

Cute little Mexican grocery/convenience store in Rhinebeck…read more They have a small deli and a few shelves carrying Mexican goods like tostadas, horchata concentrate, spices, hot chocolate, and Jarritos sodas. I was impressed with their large selection of Mexican chiles. A lot of the food seemed to originate from Oaxaca, so I'm guessing that the owners are from there and that the shop tailors to a select few Oaxacan immigrant families in Rhinebeck. It's a great place to get ingredients for cooking Mexican food without having to go all the way to Kingston, Poughkeepsie or even Albany, and the prices are very cheap. It was only around 11.95 for two sodas, two bulbs of garlic, 25 tostadas, and some snacks. It is a little messy but that is characteristic of family-owned businesses like this, so it really isn't that much of a problem. Definitely coming back again.

Earlier this month I had a chance to enter this business twice to pull in for some gas. I had been…read moreinto this place when this place was a Mobil Station, but when it was a BP gas station, I hadn't given this place much thought and when that station was sold to Shell and my Shell Fuel-Rewards rewards card by Lyft would be able to obtain points I thought, "yeah, this is the right time to try it out!" From emails screaming, "Save 25 cents off per gallon on your first gas purchase" I headed in one morning prior to going online with my app-enabled transport business (I ended up switching in the meantime to Lyft's competitor but left the Lyft account open until I print out all the pertinent info of the transactions.) When I got to the pump, I didn't know too much about the Fuel Rewards system. I mean, I didn't have a gift card on me but chose to run pay at the pump purchase anyways with my card which was okay with me for the first transaction I made here. Everything was fine. It was an easy transaction. As I followed the prompts to enter my rewards card number (I chose an alternate ID because I figured it would be a pretty long time for my new card to arrive and right-o I was (it took 30 days for it to arrive.) and then payment. It took both, and although it quoted me "3 cents off every purchase" after I entered my rewards card number, I got an email sent saying "5 cents off". But then again, as I looked at the gas pump as I entered it, it took 30 cents off. I knew I had that promotion, but wasn't expecting both to take place at the same time. A few days later (last weekend) I tried some other way. I knew I only had cash on me and needed gas. I knew that since I didn't have my original Fuel Rewards card (or that the old one was improperly scratched and scratched into the magnetic strip but called Fuel Rewards for a new one.), but only had cash on me to present. I went into the store asking for some help. I asked them where I could find a Shell gift card. I showed them a $20 bill, but when the employee told me that they didn't sell these cards in the Shell mart (store), I was appalled. The employee told me that they sell them at the Topps Market nearby, but he showed me (what I found later) the smallest denomination one beginning at $25 and it isn't reloadable. (Two strikes there...!) With all this taken into consideration, I walked out and never returned. I don't know, maybe it's best to stick with Fuel Rewards when you have money on a credit card to pay for purchases and not the gift cards (unlike one of it's nearby competitors rewards programs which will take rewards cards when you pay in cash and still get a discount.) Unfortunately Shell, you lost out that day on a bigger sale. I probably won't be returning, but once I do receive a replacement card, I'll keep it on me, and try some other Shell location.

This is the most awful gas station I've ever been to. For a beautiful neighborhood I can't believe…read morethe town tolerates this disgrace. A few months back I went over at 5 am to get two small coffees only to find out that their credit card machine was broken. The grumpy ass heavyset white guy with an accent told me I had to get cash out of his ATM (the fee to take cash out cost MORE than the two coffees, but fine, I get it). When I went over to the ATM and attempted to use it, that too was broken!!!!! Then the man behind the counter had the nerve to slide the two small coffees over to him behind the counter to tell me I'm not taking them without paying, as if I was going to try to run out with them or something......? It might not be his fault that all things were going wrong but his attitude was beyond nasty. Since then our experience getting gas there has been nothing short of an absolute disaster. I have NEVER seen pumps pump gas slower. The other day it took me 10 minutes to pump TWO gallons of gas before work. This issue has been on and off happening with the pumps since summer. Not to mention the convenient store stinks of bleach, mouse piss, and old sausage. We will gladly be driving father and paying more for gas to avoid this total disaster of an establishment.