Iroquois Travel Plaza

Victoria Hermanowski

Only the gas station is open rn since they are rebuilding the rest but it is clean and the gas is cheaper than alot of the towns around there.

Elsie Martinolich

Took me early not bad to backup, definitely have enough room. Unloaded 3 pallets in minutes. Real easy going place.

Barbara Robinson

The gas attendant at this location is not professional or friendly - at all. If this was our 1st impression of New York, then we would definitely think twice about coming back to this area again or, at least, this Travel Plaza. I came out of the plaza from using the restroom. My husband was cleaning our windows before I went in, but he had went to the restroom too afterwards. When I came out looking for him, our group was waiting in the car. I headed back towards the plaza to find my husband. The attendant started yelling at me from a distance. At first, he was just yelling ma’am, but I wasn’t aware that he was yelling at me until someone from my group yelled at me. When I turned around, the attendant was yelling angrily at me while pointing and throwing his hands and arms around as if I had just broken a law: “You have to move this (vehicle) now! When you come in, you have to get your gas and move on. There’re parking spots over there. You can’t leave your car here. I will call someone and you’ll get a ticket.” I could barely get a word in. I tried to explain to him that my husband had the key and he was in the restroom. However, he didn’t care. In fact, he said: “I don’t care! Move it!” He kept mouthing off as he turned to go back to his post. I have never seen so much rudeness or disrespect out of a man in his position. Would it be too much to ask someone politely to please move their vehicle? Then, listen with the same respect when he/she tries to explain to you that you have to get the key in order to move it. Where are people’s manners anymore? Some people should not work in positions where you have to deal with the public - case in point with this guy. If this is a major deal or a rule, then post a sign and ask your customers politely when or if you have to approach them with requests. There is no need to be hateful, rude, demanding, and downright nasty.

Virgil Caine

I travel the NYS Thruway daily, and stopped in most of the rest areas from NYC to Buffalo. They are almost the same. The difference is the fast food businesses or a variation similar. Also there are ones that have local offerings that make …