Been stopping here for a while now. Always very clean in and out of the store. Pumps are clean and…read morewell kept. Nice bright lights when I've been here at night. Great location. At the end of route 8 when you get off of it or before you get on route 8. Pleasant staff. Average gas prices

Food is lousy, even by Gas Station standards. Had a pizza slice once, was doughy & flavorless…read more Only finished half, the rest went in the trash. For some odd reason (think I was in a rush and needed something quick to eat), I grabbed some food another day, this time a "BBQ pork sandwich". It was hideous -- sticky and slathered in sauce. Needless to say, no reason to ever get food there again, no matter what desperate state of mind I am in.

As Cumberland Farms in the area go, this is a fine example of one. Accessing it works best if…read moreyou're going towards Route 8. If you're coming from Route 8, find a less congested area to cross lanes to traffic for gas. There are four or five pumps available, and navigating around the parking lot can be a little challenging because the space is a little small. But once you've pumped your gas, the convenience shop is a really quick walk compared to other stations, and since they never refill the paper for receipts, you'll find yourself walking in. There is a restroom, coffee station, milkshake machine, occasionally hot food, and grab and go sandwiches. It's a nice variety. Look for sale signs, because often you can get a free bag of chips or other snack with your soda!

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.

Prior to what I state here i also posted on Google Maps. It's a tale of a New Yorker temporarily…read moremoving to the Berkshires. While shopping in this store I noticed a man not wearing a mask. When I questioned the store manager he replied " our policy is that if someone isn't wearing a mask, we are to offer one. If they decline, we walk away." I almost fainted. How irresponsible is this policy. Also I'd passed the little Winstead park where there was a gathering of firemen including some from other towns. They were dressed up in their blue jackets and white hats looking dashing. The ceremony had broken up leaving 20 or so people in the non-distancing park. Out of 20, 4 wore masks. Yes. 4. I asked an intelligent masked man what Connecticut's policy was and why the majority were not masked. He told me "it's our personal preference whether or not to wear a mask". Really? That translates into " if I choose to possibly spread a deadly virus I have that right". Wrong. I was given the very same explanation at the Big Y in Great Barrington! Offer the mask. Don't want it? No problem. That is their company policy. Does everyone of intelligence want to wear these masks forever? Some have said " we have no confirmed cases so we don't need masks". Oh, so your entire town is tested on a regular basis? What about all the out of state leaf peepers? We as a nation must stick together and rid ourselves of this virus. NOW. If something as simple as wearing a mask in public will help to stop the spread, why can't everyone comply? I'm terribly disappointed in both states not to mention the stores. Obviously, the sale means more to these CEOs than people. How about educating your citizens. Here's a slight bit of advice. Don't attempt to enter any place in New York without a mask. You will definitely not be welcome and you will be asked to leave.

I needed a place to get a cold Coke, and low, situated on a curve in New Hartford, was this Mobil…read morestation. It's pretty roomy for getting in and out, particularly if you're not there for gas. The inside is much bigger than I was expecting with the usual snacks, drinks, and travel stuffs. There was a deli type space and tables to sit, but given how clean they both were, I'm not sure that they're actually used anymore. But definitely you'll get a cold drink!

Omar the fr. good Mexican coke and good Bathrooms. Really Good gas for good prices and same with…read morethe food

Stopped for some gas at this small Shell station on our way back to Jersey…read more Boarded up doors. Looks a bit dodgy. My husband decided to just throw in $20 worth of gas, since he feels this place looks a bit sketchy. $3.05/gallon. Got about a half a tank or so.