1207 Ethan Allen Hwy, Georgia VT 05478
“This place is right of the interstate, literally. Exit 18N take a right you can not miss it. Great EXTREMELY HOT coffee, but its tasty. Supplies the essentials, as well as a few local bakery products, Red Door, Madeleines donuts, and i think maybe one other. Wide spectrum of flavors of chips, gummies, beverages. Plenty of gas pumps, parking can be tricky cause people tend to just park wherever they choose and that disrupts the flow of things but whatever cant change em so endure them i guess. The staff is super kind and comical. Onsite Tomatoes? I might be fudging that spelling but it’s a hot food bar, tasty things come from there in the morning i know not of the night. Two bathrooms unisex. ? The ladies are so kind they will go out of their way to brew a pot of your flavor coffee”
1301 Main St, Fairfax VT 05454
“This will be my new place to go for drinks, deli food, and fuel. It is nice that they are upgrading the business to accommodate the new avenue of business they are taking over since Minors is now no longer. Good luck to Nan's and I will be here more often to get stuff and support local.”
1184 Main St, Fairfax VT 05454
“Very reasonably priced. They went out of their way to get the work done quickly because my husband was waiting there for the car. As an added bonus they are very nice people and have a cute dog to keep you company while you wait! HIGHLY recommended!”
158 Lake St, St Albans City VT 05478
“Dragged my car over here with a flat tire. It’s a vehicle I use for work daily, and really needed to be back on the road asap. They were great about jamming me into a tight schedule, and even sourced four excellent used tires. They went above and beyond to get my car back to me the next day and I couldn’t be more grateful.”
789 US-7, Milton VT 05468
“I had an issue with a leak in my propane tank. Customer Service & Management worked with me to get it taken care of and made sure I was satisficed with the solution.”
366 Swanton Rd, St Albans City VT 05478
“I went here to use the car wash however when I went through the carwash and I paid for the largest package they had there was no soap or suds of any kind, I didn't even see or smell any wax being sprayed. I'm assuming it was completely out which is definitely unfortunate since I was in a rush and I didn't have time to wait in that line again.”
555 Fairfax Rd, St Albans City VT 05478
“Convenient for me right the interstate and on my way home. I lo e the air pump they have for putting airin my tires as well. Prices are good inside and staff is good as well”
138 Lake St, St Albans City VT 05478
“Very nice layout, definitely makes the older stores bad and has lots of parking. The automated self checkout is nice and different. Offers 91 non ethanol as a separate pump and the typical 87,89,93 and diesel. Massive beer cave and better selections plus a deli area and seating.”
exit 19, 555 Fairfax Rd 104 (I-89, St Albans City VT 05478
“The breakfast sandwiches here are fantastic. They do English muffin, bagel, or biscuit, with eggs, cheese, and sausage, ham, or bacon. They also do breakfast burritos. Pizza and other food is decent, though sandwiches are overpriced compared to what you would get at subway.”
711 Fairfax Rd, St Albans City VT 05478
“Insanely hard to find parking in vermont, but this station had lots of easy parking spots. The bathroom is clean enough, but single ply, seriously? Hope the food service ladies really clean their hands. Wasn't comfortable checking out the drivers area in the basement, and I prefer crappy gas station coffee to dunkin. The staff was friendly enough, so there's that.”
171 S Main St, St Albans City VT 05478
“Thanks to the gasoline boy for being quick and attentive. This gas station must be known by many because they had very competent staff. Keep up the good service! You must be rated 5 stars!”
277 N Main St, St Albans City VT 05478
“They are ok. Clean restrooms. But they have their flags flying wrong. I've told them many times. The manager says she doesn't care. Quite disrespectful.”
711 Fairfax Rd, St Albans City VT 05478
“Stopped at this gas station today and had a great experience. The restrooms were very clean, the staff was super friendly, and they were even serving free fresh coffee for Thanksgiving — such a thoughtful gesture! Really appreciated the warm atmosphere and kindness. Highly recommended! Also plenty of truck parkings , def and diesel available too”
105 River St, Milton VT 05468
“We were in town for a few days and twice visited Rene's. Both times, they had what I needed, fire wood, and were friendly and accommodating! I spoke with who I assume is the owner, her daughter and tall young man who I believe was her son. Very nice guy and pleasure to talk to!”
250 RT 7, MILTON VT 05468
“24 hours? Yes, please! I'm a regular at this Mobil. It has a DD attached to it, which my gf loves. The employees here are very friendly. It has a beer cave, and they sell Six Point Brewery beverages! Yay! Well, stocked, pleasant service, decent prices, I'd recommend it to anyone. 👔
138 Lake St, St Albans City VT 05478
“I've always had a good experience in this Maplefields. Employees are always nice. The woman that works in the food area is phenomenal! I always get turkey, egg and cheese on a croissant. She knows it by heart. Lol and it's delicious! Great personality, and the biggest reason I go back to this store.”
280 S Main St, St Albans City VT 05478
“J&L took my car in first thing in the morning. They understood my circumstances and made things work to get my car in. Very kind and helpful people and very reasonable priced, especially for today’s economy. Thank you to the two ladies at the desk for helping me out and the mechanic for taking my car in at last minute. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.”
366 Swanton Rd, St Albans City VT 05478
“Gas is usually pretty decent here considering it's near an interstate exit. The fact that it's a Maplefields also means that food and facilities are good. Friendly staff, and a light means you can actually get out of here without waiting for five minutes.”
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