CITGO

Never had a problem with this gas station. There are a significant amount of pumps and it's usually always busy. It's on rt6 and it's nice cause there's a side road on the side of the station that you could use to avoid the Avenue if necessary.

The lowdown:n-low gas prices; has 2 diesel pumps (pump 9/11)n-highest cigarette pricesn-WILL most likely always ask for ID for cigarettesn-has lotton-has common automotive supplies; no gas cansn-air pump; inaccurate tire pressure gaugen-accepts EBT SNAPn-Has ATMn-High employee turnover; awful current managementn-ice freezern-no propane or kerosenen-99 cent hot coffeen-bathroom technically not for public use but depending on employee on staff, you may or may not be allowed to use itn-doors lock after 7 pm; use doorbell to get let inn-Operated by Atlantis Management GroupnnThey are one of 3 gas stations in the immediate vicinity; their only saving grace is the gas prices (which update between 10 am and 1 pm Monday through Saturday; if the price didn't change, that means the corporate office did not authorize a price change for the day. Prices are based on Sunoco on corner of Burlington Ave/rt 6, the gas station next door to Citgo, the Citgo next to Walgreens on rt 6 when they're in business, Stop and Shop gas station and Valero on the corner of rt 6 and Stafford Ave. They collect these prices 6 days a week before open and the price at 10 am reflects these prices- they will either match or go 1 cent lower than current lowest price of the aforementioned locations). Not open 24 hours. Current manager is one of the very rude, old employees of the Fast Freddie's/Sunoco station across the street. His attitude has not changed at all; he brought his awful, misogynistic, condescending attitude right to Citgo. If you can avoid going Monday-Friday between 5:30 am and 3:30 pm, you can likely avoid him. The workers Jess (Day shift 9-3) and Cindy (night shift 3-close) are the two most competent, nice workers I have personally encountered there. The turnover is immensely high there, so you cannot get too attached to any worker, as their best and brightest never last long.nnThey do serve 99 cent any size New England Coffee brand coffee, which I recommend any time before 11 am. After 11 am, the quality is questionable, as there are no set or enforced standards for how long they leave it on the burner. Before 11, it is popular enough of an item that it's brewed frequently. They always serve Breakfast Blend for their regular option, decaf, and then usually a dark roast and a rotating seasonal choice, which is mgr. discretion, so ask the employee to tell manager to order a specific flavor if you like/love a specific New England Coffee flavor.nnI would also trust the refrigerated creamer over the singles or bottles of flavored creamer, which can stay out past expiration. Soured creamer can totally sour a morning, so don't say you weren't warned.

Great prices and the most friendly people

Gas, cigarettes and drinks, well stocked and clean

Great prices...friendly attendant.