2.8 – 18 reviews $ • Gas station
Cumberland Farms makes life easier for busy people every day. What started in 1939 with a cow and a dream has grown into a network of convenience stores across eight states. Three generations later, Cumberland Farms is still family owned and operated, and continues to reflect the values it was built upon: envisioning a better way to serve customers by providing the best possible products at the best possible prices. Whether you’re buying a cold Chill Zone fountain drink, a hot or iced cup of Farmhouse Blend Coffee, or filling the gas tank, convenience and customer service are key.
Convenience store chain with packaged snacks, cold drinks, prepared foods & more (most sell fuel).
Hours
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
Address and Contact Information
Address:
68 Rte 9W, Glenmont, NY 12077
Phone: (518) 434-0293
Website: https://www.cumberlandfarms.com/stores/ny/glenmont-1662
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Review Summary
Angelica Williams
Everything is easy access right at your fingertips, food is good and inexpensive
Bill Clancy
Good personal staff and they just refurbished the building.
j kauffmann
People without masks are using soda fountains and roller buffet.
James Smith
There price have gone up since my last visit on some things but they are still a good old time store me + 1 where in there for a drink and food So I give you 40 stars the end and be well
Jerry Bacchus
I’ve been using this service station frequently for the past year.Always clean with attentive staff in a safe location makes it a must stop for almost all my refueling.In addition the Cumberland app makes it a joy to shop here.
Randy Stewart
The service is not very good, alot of times the diesel pumps & def don’t work right. no supplies to clean windows and crud from mirrors, and when you try to tell the management about it they just ignore you and nothing is done about it. Maybe they should just close it and put a Pilot fuel station there.
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