This Putnam Avenue Shell station offers four self-service and four full-service pumps. The small convenience store sells snacks and drinks, ice, propane and auto supplies. The repair shop handles mechanical repairs and is registered as an official emissions and safety test center.
This Mobil gas station has a Mobil Mart with coffee, cold beverages, snacks and basic grocery items such as cereal. You can pay at the pump with credit cards or Mobil Speedpass. There is an ATM available, as well.
Established in 1801, the Round Hill Store is the oldest store of its kind in the area. Owners John and Robin Vanacore like to think of the place as a general store that sells a little bit of everything.
In addition to its deli, the store sells penny candy, fruits and vegetables, dried and canned goods, household items, flower and vegetable seeds and toys.
The Round Hill Store is really half store and half museum. Mr. Vanacore is a Lionel model train collector and dealer and also carries a large assortment of antique books, sheet music, games, toys and other trinkets from the past 200 years.
The couple claims to have the best coffee in town, blended locally to their specifications. They also sell Greek Ariston Olive Oil in easily refillable bottles.
Although secluded from the rest of Greenwich, the Round Hill Store has an incredibly tight-knit, community feel. Mr. Vanacore points out that they try to be good neighbors, often loaning out tools or staying open late to run store generators when the power goes out in town.
In operation since 1984, Putnam Shell is owned by long-time Greenwich resident Carmen Moretti. In addition to six self-service pumps, the station provides is customers with an air pump and vacuum. The convenience store sells everything from snacks and coffee to dog food, milk, eggs and bacon. Putnam Shell also offers propane exchange, ice, windshield fluid, oil and an ATM.