Convenience Stores in Glenmont, NY

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  1. 21 Frontage Road, Glenmont NY 12077

    3.6 Good 49 reviews

    “Although Stewarts Shops is amazing itself I have to say the Glenmont Shop Sticks out.Very large selection of Products.The food is always fresh and hot.The entire team is very alert and attentive to customers and Karen the manager is one of a kind hands down.”

  2. 430 US-9W, Glenmont NY 12077

    3.3 Good 22 reviews

    “I found myself in a jam one morning when I was stopped at a nearby gas station. I had a 100-mile drive ahead and needed to refuel my empty tank, but I discovered that my gas cap would not open. I had never had that happen before and had no clue what to do. I just so happened to see this Cumberland Farms a block away from the other station. I had never been to one before. I stopped, hoping someone might be able to help — and I am so glad I did. :) The woman working inside the store came out without hesitation, was kind and patient, and had the issue resolved in seconds. She did not make me feel embarrassed or like a bother, even though it was not her responsibility. That kind of everyday kindness makes all the difference. Thank you! :)”

  3. 416 US-9W, Glenmont NY 12077

    2.9 Average 45 reviews

    “I went to get my disposable cameras developed and after some confusion and anxiety over if they were found or not the manger Bradley was so helpful and was able to resolve the solution before the day was over. I appreciate their help and how easy they resolved the situation. Thank you. Pictures are priceless and I’m not sure what I would do if they were lost. Thank you Bradley”

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  5. 68 US-9W, Glenmont NY 12077

    2.3 Poor 67 reviews

    “The gas was the lowest price available. The store was clean and bright, with a wide variety of products. Best of all, the clerk was welcoming, smiley, and gracious. Very good experience!”

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