Who would've thought that I'd be writing a review for a gas station? I never did, but I happened…read moreto hear about Stewart's Shops when researching what to do in Vermont, so I figured we had to try one out. I gather they began in Saratoga Springs, NY, and moved into Vermont, as well. We tried this one across the street from the Saratoga Springs Hilton where we stayed, and it was very clean inside (according to my husband who went inside). I had also read they have terrific ice cream, so guess what, we tried some. I stupidly left it up to my husband to "surprise me," and while they are known for amazing flavor choices, and thinking he KNOWS how I like unusual and interesting flavors, he walks out with a mix of vanilla and chocolate. Are you kidding me? It was especially difficult for me to keep my mouth shut because I was pissed off, but he was kind enough to get it for me and bring it out, so I could just wait in the car. I have to say, though, I quickly went from anger at the boring ice cream flavors to extreme enjoyment because it was some of the BEST vanilla and chocolate ice cream I had ever eaten. Truly delicious. I was definitely thinking we'd get some different flavors at other Stewart's Shops in the ensuing days of our travels, but as many as we ended up seeing along our way, we never did stop at any. Don't know why, but we didn't, and so, this was our only time to enjoy their wonderful ice cream !! Next time we are in the area of a Stewart's Shop, I will make sure we can get more ice cream. It's divine.

Of all the Stewarts in downtown Saratoga, this is my favorite. It's bigger inside, which makes more…read moreroom for additional shelving of junk food. The ceilings are high and the parking lot is shaded, giving it an oddly stately ambience. And it's less crowded so more chance to grab a seat when I come in for my deli dogs. (though there's also less seating... minus one star for that.) If you're in town for a convention, go across the street and savor a scoop of local history. Stewart's headquarters is nearby in Greenfield, and the Dake family is a big supporter of local groups and activities.

Love this Stewart's more than EVERY other Stewart's. Friendly atmosphere, kind people, and clean…read morefacility.

From the owner: Come visit the Gansevoort Stewart's Shops for a quick, one stop shop! Stewart's Shops is an…read moreemployee and family-owned convenience store chain located throughout Upstate New York and Vermont. The company is best known for their conveniently located gas stations, freshly brewed coffee, fast food options, and locally sourced milk & ice cream as well as ATMs and free air at most locations. Stop by today!

I'd call it functional yet dreary. This was the pharmacy "assigned" to my mother after the nearby…read moreRite Aid closed, so she wanted to make sure they had all her medical and prescription information - which they did. The pharmacy seemed to be the most staffed part of the store, there were more behind the counter than any place else in the store. That's partly because of all the unmanned self-checkout kiosks in the front, somewhat crowded with a lot of other displays, service counters, and devices, many of which had "out of order" signs on them. The dark colored carpet and the dim lights add to the dreariness.

love This CVS. sorry they aren't open 24 Hours but a great staff. pharmacy staff also very helpful…read more always there to assist. and parking is plentiful.

Oh my. I really dislike leaving poor reviews. People are working hard for less than a livable wage…read moreand are usually working in jobs that are understaffed. Three stars for the employees hard efforts to keep everything going, tend to the customers buying gas, items from the convenience store, and ice cream shop. And, having said this, priorities need to be set in a hierarchy of importance. Cleanliness is super important in an establishment staff are serving food, handling cash, and touching commonly used items like cash register keyboards. The bathroom in this particular Stewart's shop was in need of a good cleaning. The single staff person I saw was very busy with a line of four people to help. It felt like more staff are needed at this particular Stewart's. They do have a hiring sign up so they are trying to hire more staff.

Great ice cream for a great price! They rotate their flavors seasonally and customer service is…read morealways great!

A great choice for a picnic lunch. This was our first time in, and we wanted to split a sandwich…read moreand a selection of items from the cold bar. We for the Royal Roast Beef sandwich on French bread. It had roast beef, mango chutney, blue cheese, sprouts and mayo .It was so good! The sweet chutney with the tangy blue cheese, the crusty bread and fresh perfectly cooked roast beef...sandwich perfection! We also tried several items from the cold bar...it is a help yourself by weight situation. We tried the cole slaw, the sesame noodles, the sesame green beans, the spicy and sweet thai cucumbers, the turkey salad with walnuts and cranberries, the mini meatballs, the curry chicken salad, and the Mediterranean couscous. I know that sounds like a huge of food, but I only took a small portion of each, about 3-4 bites of each item..so it only came to about $12 by weight. The meatballs and the couscous were disappointing...both lacked flavor and were a bit dry. Everything else was excellent... very flavorful, fresh, and a nice selection of options to choose from. The market and bakery have a great selection of gourmet items including a wide variety of chips, many jarred items (sauces, jelly, spreads), a nice selection of pre-packages charcuterie, and an entire cheese room (think temperature and humidity controlled). They have a nice selection of cheeses to choose from. The bakery is full of amazing looking beautiful desserts which didn't try. There are a few tables inside the coffee shop area of the market if you want to eat there. We took our lunch to go and headed to the park in the center of town where there are picnic tables with umbrellas. We sat outside at a picnic table in a beautiful (and surprisingly clean) park and had a fantastic lunch!

Stopped in for lunch today while on the road from Danbury to Lake George. It's a pretty cool market…read more-- one can shop for an assortment of food stuffs, go through a small hot lunch buffet, order a deli sandwich, and in the front of the store order coffee and dessert. Take out or find a table or stool to sit. I ordered the Congress, which is chicken salad, on sour dough. You have choices for your bread. I enjoyed the sandwich. I think it would have even better if I had thought to ask for the bread to be lightly toasted. I looked over the desserts and I was tempted to buy a chocolate fudge brownie but it was a bit pricey so I passed. The vibe is friendly. Locals know how to find parking. I gave up on street parking, however, and wound up at a free parking garage, within easy walking distance.

Great job Michelle the cashier stopped in here after working 18 hour shift on Saturday 13/2025 Very…read morefriendly hard working and had a long line and was Still friendly as we don't see that most of the time just wanted to recognize MICHELLE for being Kind merry Christmas

Just picked up some medication. The pharmacist answered all questions and explained everything in…read moregreat detail. The turn around time from meds being called in to being filled was fast. Great friendly service.

This is one of the oldest Stewart's Shops. I remember coming here as a kid with my family for their…read morethen-famous make-your-own-sundaes. These days, all that table space is gone in favor of food stations, though they can only do so much here, in a location where they'll probably never be able to sell gas. This morning, I was staying at a nearby hotel which, from past experience, I knew had a mediocre breakfast. My other options were familiar fast food restaurants that have breakfast options. I chose Stewart's because I knew everything would be fresher. The breakfast sandwiches here are pre-made earlier in the morning but kept warm. But you know you're getting real meats and eggs on fresh breads. Their coffee is better than the hotel's and stronger than Dunkin's. Beyond that, it's all the Stewart's products you've come to know and enjoy.

Was a quick stop to pick up ice cream after a walk and dinner in down town saratoga. There are 3…read morelocations close by. Their milk and ice cream are recognized and winners of multiple awards. They have frequent special promotions on their ice cream. If you are a regular then ask for the milk club card. The story is a textbook story of a local small town business that started with a single ice cream shop to 350+ convinince store across NY and VT. The store is family and employees owned business still run buy the 2nd or 3rd generation family members. Go local!

Don't even bother with this location. Severely unkept and the lazy customer service worker doing…read moreabsolutely nothing didn't even care was just told "well I didn't poor it" well u clearly never did your job and cleaned it either. Personally been in customer service over 10 years this associate deserves to be fired.

Very convenient location for gas when I'm heading north on route 50...it's right off 87's exit 15…read more Easy to get in and out - as long as you don't need to go south (make a left) during heavy traffic. I'm writing this review due to my recent experience at the newly renovated Sunoco/A+ convenience store. I went in last Friday evening after an extremely long day. I had seen that they had a very large beer collection and I was looking to take home a single bottle of Guiness (due to a hankering acquired from an earlier conversation). Turns out that they don't carry Guiness, however....they have a HUGE beer fridge...and....wait for it.....an entire "to go" tap beer situation. I was smitten. One of the people that worked there showed me the whole set up and successfully sold me a membership...I couldn't say no. Details: purchase a growler of any beer (I had the Davidsons Oatmal Stout) and receive 2 pint glasses. The first growler was free and the next time I go, I'll get the "club card". Buy 10, get the 11th free...something like that. There are a bunch of locally crafted beers available and I finished my growler in a couple of days (thankfully with the help of friends). This convenience store should be called "vice central". GREAT beer options, a ridiculous choice of smoking stuff...plus lottery tickets, sodas, sugary snacks, salty chips....all of the packaged crap that none of us should eat. So, if you want to take home a freshly poured beer and you're not close to any of the local brew pubs, the Sunoco station is an option.