Visited Sheetz recently to get some gas. I was doing some work and I was hungry. I remembered…read moreSheetz having decent food, so I went in to order a breakfast burrito. I noticed a two for four deal, so I took it. Five minutes later, my burritos were ready. I ate them in my car, but when I opened the wrappers, I was disappointed. The burritos were small. Worse, they tasted bad. I guess that's what I get for eating gas station food. I definitely won't be eating here again anytime soon.

This is one of the better Sheetz in the area I've visited. It's a big gas station, plenty of gas…read morepumps. Definitely much better munchies and drink opinions compared to the gas station across the street. Staff here is friendly. Shelves are well stocked. Easy access to streets as well. Definitely wouldn't mind coming back.

Dirty men's room. I let them know politely. Male employee…read morecomplained loudly about his work load. Female employee apologized. Fountain pop tasted awful. Pizza cold and stale, then I got sick all night. Almost a week and Mapco hasn't responded.

This store always hires the absolute most ghetto characters to work behind the counter. These folks…read moreeither can't read the register to give the appropriate change or can't be bothered to assist in the checkout process. Bluetooth in ear, inappropriate conversations happening. The register rang up my sandwich at $6.29 the person said $6.79, I didn't bother to correct them because they are obviously pocketing 0.50 on cash purchases, or they can't read. I figured it wasn't worth 50 cents to get involved with someone of this demeanor. Also be careful which prepared sandwiches you purchase as most on the hot rack were well beyond their printed expiration dates. There are plenty of other gas stations to patronize.

The gas is always cheaper than marathon. I typically don't go in the store I don't know enough to…read morereview that.

I like this place for doing the lottery. They have tables set up so you can sit and take your time…read more They had a bunch of winners in the past...seems like a lucky store to me. Otherwise, standard convenience store with cold drinks and snacks. Hot pizza made in-store too.

Smaller than most the sheetz I go to. Not much in the selection of snacks. Small beer cave…read more Bathroom was clean. Employees all had masks on. Not much to really talk about.

Staff did not acknowledge me as I walked in…read more The establishment was dirty. There was stuff everywhere on the floor. Sugar poured on the counter by the coffee. The bathroom was disgusting. Toilet paper all over the floor and what appeared to be dried blood on the front of one of the toilets. No pictures of this for obvious reasons.

Friendly front counter staff and the Mountain Dew slushy/slurpee is absolutely delicious! My…read morehusband loves Mountain Dew and I'm not a huge fan of pop but even I enjoyed it.

Never thought I'd rate a gas station but they checked in the back for sponge Bob popsicles for me…read morewithout me even asking. They are the best workers.

Great customer service here! Completely impressed with the customer service on the phone, in the…read morestore, and in the drive thru pharmacy. Thank you for being patient and kind.

I attempted to purchase some wine at the Kent Walgreens. When the manager rang it up, he asked for…read moremy id, so I gave it to him. He then scanned it and proceeded to ask the girl in front of me for her id as well because I was talking to her and it appeared to him that she was "with" me because we were talking. He then refused to sell me the wine, which is ludicrous because the girl in front of me had nothing to do with my transaction and never touched the wine. I argued politely and he told me that it is the law that they id everyone who is "with" the person who is buying alcohol. I have read over the alcohol laws in Ohio and there is ABSOLUTELY no law of that nature. Regardless of whether that girl was "with" me or not, the store should not have any right to demand her id if she is not paying for or touching the alcohol. It might be a Walgreens policy (or the policy of that particular employee) - however the employee felt the need to lie to me and say it is the law. I have never had this problem in the past and have bought alcohol hundreds of times at hundreds of different establishments. I can only imagine that this store doesn't refuse to sell alcohol to any customer who walks in the store with their child. That being the case, I feel that I was unfairly discriminated against. I will not be ever purchasing another item from Walgreens again and I will encourage anyone I know to do the same.

Best selection for craft beer lovers anywhere around. Whether you drive thru for the common…read morebeverages or walk in for the elite and expansive options, this is a honey hole of great drinks. They recently added a wider selection of wine and liquors (not a state liquor selection). If you live anywhere nearby or are driving through. Get your craft selections!

Unfriendly cashiers. Won't return to spend money at a place where employees are so dismissive.read more

Slowest pharmacy pickup I think I've ever experienced. The woman at the window was East Indian or…read moresomething similar, and I just couldn't understand her heavy accent. Worse, she and another worker dithered in conversation with each other before she finally told me they had no money in the drawer to give me change--at 9:30, half hour after opening. She said it would be a minute before the man arrived with the money, then admitted more likely 5 minutes. After losing my temper and telling her it was ridiculous, I dug in my purse for exact change. She kept pushing around my coins in her hand until it became apparent that she couldn't count US coins. I will only return if no other store has my drug except them.

CVS has put their Greed above good management. Always looks like pharmacists are constantly…read moreoverworked, multitasking and shortstaffed while exercising extreme precision in prescription filling & tending to endless irate customers, phone ringing. Need a customer service only person at desk & let Dr and pharmacy staff actually do their job. We customers suffer but CVS does not care about employees or customers as long as they can bill insurance