Cumberland Farms

Right off of 295 they have what Cumbys is known for coffee, snacks, drinks and even the restroom if so needed. Oh, and of course they have gas,personally I am a gas station coffee fan and Cumbys is the best around.

This store is the absolutely worst service i he ever been to! I go to Cumberland farms about 6 to 7 times a day for the coffee and other provisions but I have to say the yarmouth maine store is lacking of everything!! I ask the cashier when there coconut shot was going to be refilled and the answer i got was i dont know!! Instead of ill get to it or someone will soon so it will be available. Now the gray store is amazing clean great service no smart ass remarks maybe they should take the people at yarmouth and retrain them in gray. Certainly a lack of leadership at yarmouth store. I'm at the point where I am going to find a different store!!! This store is awful absolutely disgraceful!!!!!!!

This store has a policy of scanning my drivers ID . If I buy alcohol or tobacco. They say they don't collect my data. I don't believe it. They collect my data and personal info and do god know what with it. This is B.S! Stop lying! Polling and customer shopping data is big business. I'm tired of this crap. I'm done shopping there.

Ok, how can Cumberland Farms, let alone any convenience store merit a five star rating??? Because in my opinion, ratings have to do with expectations and whether a product, service, or establishment meets or exceeds those expectations.

This review is primarily about the breakfast sandwich, an item I grew up with or at least filled myself up with in New York City many years ago. Now the classic New York version of the breakfast sandwich is popularly known as a BEC, a bacon, egg, and cheese on a roll. Nothing fancy with the BEC...no cheddar, no triple smoked bacon, no organic egg and no brioche. Well, you get the point.

And of course, the breakfast sandwich became universally popular with Mickey D's entry into the fray. Sometimes I'm not sure if a food item is actually good or just so familiar that it's very being brings a smile and a calming sigh with each bite.

I've become a big fan of Cumberland Farms. They've done a great job at modernizing many of their locations. The store on Rt. 1 in Yarmouth is relatively new and clean, the staff is friendly, the prices are very reasonable, and the food (again in this case the breakfast sandwich) is shockingly good.

Though not a big coffee drinker, I appreciate the 99 cent price for any size, any style because coffee is the perfect accompaniment to the breakfast sandwich. The sandwich maker assembles the deconstructed elements...the meat, a well seasoned sausage patty (my preference), bacon, or ham...an egg omelette patty...and a slice of cheese onto a croissant (again my favorite), a biscuit (buttery and surprisingly tasty) or a bagel. The sandwich is then 'cooked' in the oven, wrapped, and placed on the warming tray for customers to choose. Other combinations are also available including a French toast type of sandwich option. All sandwiches are $1.99 which is just about unbeatable for a breakfast sandwich. Yes, I know...it's probably all frozen product prior to cooking but I've found that fresh does not necessarily mean better. And my experiences at this CF have been very satisfactory.

Some great muffin/pastry products too. One negative...the hash browns. Not for my taste but with such a filling morning sandwich, who needs it???

So, expectations...met and exceeded and for that reason and for what it is...5 stars.

Stopped for .99 pizza late night as advertised because everything else in town was closed. Not a single slice to be found in the pizza area.

Bought headphones that were supposed to be compatible with an iPhone, they weren't, not even five minutes passed and they wouldn't let me return them because I didn't have a receipt. Cashier never asked me if I wanted one, never gave me one. They were combative about from the start. I'm out ten bucks. I'm calling corporate. I'm very angry.

Really excellent place. Clean facilities, kind staff, great selection of beverages, and nice outdoor covered tables for an outside-of-the-car resting or eating spot.

Cumbie's is quick, clean, and their hot food items are pretty decent for a gas station. The kids love to stop here for candy, also easy for the adults to swing in and grab a case of beer on the go. Clean bathrooms and friendly staff.

I've reviewed two cumby's, time to move back to SF. No, in all seriousness I love this place. Coke zero on the fountain. Mini boxes of junior mints. Lotto tickets. What's not to love? It's a midday break kind of place. And it's clean and organized and I don't feel like the pretzels have been sitting on the shelf for 8 years. Much better option than the big apple across the street.