Could be 5 stars. Service and cleanliness of the store has declined since being bought out by 7/11…read more Prices have increased in the convenience store. I miss when it was truly Speedway

We had a good experience the speedway. My wife and I were on the way to Cedar point so we stop in…read morehere and we got some breakfast sandwiches and some coffee for the road. I thought the store was very nice and I like that they had a picture of the rock on the outside promoting something and the coffee was good in the breakfast sandwich was good so we enjoyed our stop here

the one worker in there was incredibly rude to me I call the day before asking if they had witches…read morebrew alanis and they said yes I come the next day and there is all full slots but not one witches brew alani

From the owner: Sheetz of Oregon is about providing kicked-up convenience! Try our award-winning Made*To*Order®…read morefood and hand made-to-order Sheetz Bros. Coffeez® drinks while you fuel up your car. Open 24/7 with variety of packaged snacks, drinks, tobacco and CBD products. Sheetz has what you need, when you need it.

Outstanding service!!! So many items under one roof too! Mike takes pride in offering the lowest…read morestate minimum pricing and variety of items, such as pop, chips etc.

The friendliest service; so accommodating with our many questions…read more Clean, comfortable and inviting place. The sauces are all Asian based and original. I loved the Honey Garlic!!!! The chicken sandwich is crispy warm and delicious. The wings are the STAR; so crispy and crunchy and just the right amount of sauce. Get here, you will them too.

Thank God. This place corrects the shocking imbalance of convenience stores in my hometown since…read morethe 7/11 closed when I was in college (over 10 years ago, BTfuckingW). If you need beer, smokes, Combos, a hot dog with all the trimmings, soda, condoms, or a totally hilarious weekly newspaper filled with only mug shots of people who have been arrested in Wood and Lucas counties, stop here. I do when I'm back in my hometown. Plus, it's locally owned. Isn't that better than shopping at the shitty Rite Aid across the street?