Get Go is a gas-station and convenience-store chain that is owned by Giant Eagle grocery store…read more GetGo has hundreds of locations across several states. This particular location is located in Jeannette, and it is open 24 hours per day. My husband and I needed to fill up the gas tank in our SUV with premium gasoline. A pump was available for our use, so we did not have to wait in a line of vehicles. The price of $4.999 per gallon was comparable to what other gas stations charge, and we experienced no waits or malfunctioning with the pump. Note: If you are a member of Giant Eagle's rewards program, then you can earn Perks here and later redeem them for discounts on gas and groceries. We did not use the convenience store or the GetGo Cafe, so I cannot comment on them.

For the time being this is the newest GetGo out there, give it time and another one will be taking…read morethat title. With that, the location of this one is in an already gas station heavy area. To note it is at a very busy intersection on Route 30 in Jeannette. This sits between two red light intersections, on a busy day this can be quite a chore to get in and out of. With it being brand new the location has all the bells and whistles. The gas island is set off to one side of the lot making it fairly easy if you are just getting gas. There is also a free air spot for your tires. The store portion is pretty great. It has that industrial feel. It has all that you would expect to find when it comes to convenience. This location also has a fairly extensive selection of beer and wine. The hot prepared food section is rather nice looking. I cannot speak to the speed or quality of the food as I was just looking for a quick drink after fueling up my vehicle. One added bonus at this location is kind of hidden. Prior to this being a GetGo a PNC Bank sat at the location. PNC didn't completely go away. In the back right corner there sits a drive up ATM, brought to you by no other than PNC.

Today the Altoona 17th St Sheetz took up my time and charged me money for a bag of trash. Ordered a…read morebec croissant and hashbrowns. Croissant was hard as a rock and bacon egg and cheese were ice cold. Hash browns were literally dripping grease. Hole bag of food, along with my money, when straight in the trash. I learned my lesson. Never again will I purchase food at a Sheetz- not my first bad experience either. Pathetic!

We ordered our food and 2 cars were in front of us we were at the first window while they both got…read moretheir items for around 5 minutes so we went to the second window, which usually at night sheetz just uses one but the lady popped her head out n said you gotta pay at the first window and wouldn't take our card so we had to reverse to the first window as requested by the sheetz employee, this was a very unnecessary action because if another car was pulling up i could've been injured and very inconvenient when she could've just taken the payment. honestly not even hungry anymore. NO STARS

Coen Markets, Inc. is convenience-store and gas-station chain that has several dozen locations in…read morePennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. This particular location is in Norvelt, PA. For a small road trip, my husband and I needed premium gasoline for our vehicle. We felt relieved to find this Coen Markets and its Amoco gas station on the side of the road. We did not have to wait at all to use a gasoline pump, and the pump worked properly. The price for gasoline was about what other gas stations charge. We did not use the convenience store, but I understand that they sell snack foods, beverages, and kitchen foods such as pizzas and chicken.

They have not had Columbian coffee for almost 2 weeks. Actually, they have it but can't use it…read moreuntil they 'calibrate' the coffee machines, I was told. What does that even mean? I typically get coffee here every day if not more than once a day (I live a block away) because I like the coffee they serve(d). Such a disappointment...

courteous service with a variety of things to choose from with a variety selection of thingsread more

Smells like a cow farm. Been a problem for the past couple years but has been the worst it's ever…read morebeen

This is a must stop at whenever visiting the Laurel highlands. They have every food staple you…read morewould ever need for either your camping trip or cabin stay.

This is another local gem of a market in the Laurel Highlands of PA. I was staying about 8 miles…read morefrom this location looking for a few things to stock the fridge back at the cottage rental for the week. They have a nice selection of different cheeses, fresh eggs, milk and lots of snacks, sodas and a deli counter as well! The employees were very friendly, and the cashier even wished me a Happy Father's Day on my way out! Downstairs, you can visit the liquor store, and the beer store to stock up on adult beverages. The guy working the beer cooler down there was super friendly, and they have a firefighter's boot by the register to collect money to help out the local firehouse and all the guys serving the community. He, too, also wished me a Happy Father's Day and thanked me for my business. Nothing like patronizing a local, small business in a very tight knit community. This place does everything right, and the entire layout of the premises is really cool. It also looks like they've got enough private space downstairs to host some events and cookouts, and I'd like to be around there some time for that. The entire location is super clean and welcoming.