Sunoco

I got fuel (rec-90) in my boat here on 7/20 on my way up to the 1000 Islands Poker Run. We arrived at the run and my boat ran for only a few minutes before dying. After being towed back into the boat ramp, we removed the fuel lines and found that the gas we had just gotten was FULL of water, causing my boat to not run and us missing the poker run. After getting the boat home and pulling more fuel from the tank, we found a massive amount of water in the fuel which led to having to drain the entire tank. We called the gas station and explained the situation to them and asked for a refund on just the $200 of fuel we had purchased from them (not the tow, or costs of having the tank drained and cleaned) we were told by the manager that it is “impossible” for water to come from their tanks and there’s nothing they were willing to do, even when proof of the water was offered. The manager did not want to hear it and just kept saying that it was 100% impossible (although it’s not impossible for any other gas stations”. Stay clear of this gas station if you’re filling anything that requires good, clean fuel to run. Especially avoid it if you don’t want to be stranded on the water forcing you to pay for a tow back in and forcing you to pay for avoidable repairs.

This place as a clean bathroom. There is a subway on site with seating. Store employees seemed more interested in securing dates than getting you out of the store though. Even the manager was involved in the flirty conversation. BUT they did have all the must have items!

Typical setup that one would expect for a gas station/convenience store. Prices are 6/10 compared to a brick & mortar store. Has most sought for items one could want while traveling.

Very poor service, everytime I go there out of coffee, nasty nasty staff including some mariah gal. Denied several sales for myself and several others that I'm aware of because she sits on a stick all day thinking she's higher than everyone else. Do not recommend going here.

Conveniently located on Rte 3, at the corner Main St. entrance to Sackets Harbor, for your quick stop and grab a bite needs. Gas, misc convenience items, and food; there's even a Subway located inside.