We stopped here for breakfast and food was excellent!! My husband and I got omelettes/potatoes and…read morecouldn't eat it all. Portions were huge. The staff was very friendly and the place were very cozy and clean. We will definitely come back again! Next time we'll stop for lunch! They recommend the steak/cheese sub. Great place!!!!

Love this place, Awesome food, Great people, fun place to stop when we travel that way on…read moreinterstate route 68 . If your traveling on 68 stop in and grab bite and they make the pies right there in the restaurant, they are so good we buy the whole pie and take with us.

We had a rough drive I. The mountains East bound from Indiana and got to this area where the storm…read morehad cleared. We stopped here for gas, break and a bite and were impressed with the cleanliness of the the store, cafe and restrooms. A nice touch was appeared to be hand painted flowers on the walls in the ladies room and how tidy it was. The food looked good, you could order ahead or wait and if in a hurry, some nice to go containers in the refrigerator. We were happy to see the products available and purchased several jams, honey and peach butter. Great assortment of oak and barrel jams, local honey, New Hope Mill mixes, Old Barn brand pot pie square noodles, sauces, Amish tinctures and more. Definitely putting a pin in the map for the next time we pass through. The staff was really friendly and gas price reasonable.

Of the mini gas stations that we had to stop by on our adventure through the East Coast this was…read moreone of the first. This is a really nice looking Sitco it had a lot of neat features on the inside of a really clean and nice bathrooms were nice and they had a lot of cool photo ops to take pictures of that my family and I enjoyed

I was riding the C&O trail and had lunch here. The food was good (for gas station) and the people…read morewere super friendly. Very welcoming.

We needed to stop for some fuel while cycling along the C&O trail on our way to Little Orleans. We…read morehad heard that Liberty station had a decent deli selection or fry grill for a fresh burger. We weren't disappointed! With a sleepy town charm we were welcomed by the locals and found the grub to be exactly as described, nothing gourmet, but served with generous portions. The self proclaimed town mayer visited with us and told the town story. He shared his military experience in Texas and how he ended up in the town of Paw Paw, WV. I'm only giving it 4 stars because we couldn't find an indoor seat because of all the locals that were sitting there visiting for the day.

Good location but definitely on the smaller side. It's packed full of food, coffee, snacks, and…read moredrinks. The young woman who checked us out was super sweet and friendly, the coffee was fresh, and the made to order food came fast and hot. We got egg, sausage, and cheese on bagels and the whole thing tasted microwaved instead of toasted, which was disappointing since their MTO breakfast is usually great. The hash browns were really good and hot!

One leaning toilet bathroom stall. There is an expectation of a Sheetz and this isn't it. The store…read morewasn't bad but the singular bathroom stall needs to be listed 1st on everything advertising this location.

Open Monday through Friday 430am until 4pm or 5pm Sat. and Sun. Around 10am until 4pm Depending on…read morewhat time 83 yr. old Mrs. Hazel gets tired. Owner and only operator of this little grocery store. Gas (Lowest prices in the area) Beer, Cigarettes, Lottery and more. Sometimes closed on Thursday to run arens and restock. I see some reviews with low ratings because of being closed. Reviewers need to keep in mind this 83yr old lady cant work 16hrs. a day anymore. 12hrs is enough. If it is closed on a day she is not running arens she is sick or in the hospital.

Last weekend we executed the bachelor party I planned for my brother. White Water Rafting at the…read moreNew River Gorge in WV. We stopped at Van Meters to gas up about half way to the river. This was a charming one pump gas station. Seemed to be family owned with some nice attendants working inside. Van Meters definitely isn't fancy or modern but they had a good selection of snacks and beverages. The bathrooms were super clean. Clean bathrooms are the most important thing to me on a road trip. It was a good place to fill up and I would much rather give my business to someone local than a large gas station chain.

I'd love to provide a review of a fantastic experience that I had yesterday (5/20/2024) at this…read morestore. I was having car trouble en route from Frostburg MD to Annapolis MD. My 2015 Audi Q7 started making a terrible noise as if something was dragging under the vehicle. I was in a pretty remote area by myself with my vehicle packed to the gills with the contents of my son's dorm room. I was lost on a back road following directions to a gas station when a friendly mom waiting at a bus stop for her child suggested I make my way to Love's. It was a stressful 6 mile drive, but I am very grateful for her advice! I arrived at Love's in a stressed state, thinking that I was about to need to call AAA, get towed, unload the entire contents of the vehicle, and maybe stay in a hotel as I was over 2 hours from home. I walked in and asked the first person I saw if there was a mechanic available. Almost immediately, there were 3 employees around me, chatting, asking about what was going on, being supportive, and calling back to Brandon who came to my aid right away. It was clear that there is a policy at Love's that the service department is intended for truck drivers/18 wheelers. It was also clear that Love's employees have the autonomy to help a person in need of help if the situation permits. It took them about 60 seconds to decide to help me. Brandon's only condition was that I remove any Taylor Swift CDs from playing before he checked out the car. This lightened the mood! Brandon checked out my tires, took the car for a short drive in the parking lot, and looked under the hood. He determined that one of my tires was likely slightly misaligned and that the extra load from the dorm contents was causing the tread to hit differently and therefore make this noise. He said that his professional advice (and the advice he would give to his wife/kids) would be to head home, despite the noise, and have the alignment checked within a week or so. He also said that the noise would possibly stop at some point on my drive as the vehicle gradually adjusted to the load. This all turned out to be true! I am home safely, the dorm contents have been unloaded, and I'm about to call my local mechanic to take a look at the alignment. Everyone in this store clearly aligns (no pun intended) with the values that you share on your website: Clean Places, Friendly Faces in each location across the country, every day. The Love's difference is a dedication to treating each other like family and taking care of each other.

Stopped to grab some food. Probably the last stop off the highway to get gas / food…read more The Love's Stop, McDonald's and Subway are all connected. You can also get gas here. There is a sleep inn right next door

It had been a few years since I have come through the Berkeley Springs area. The last time I was…read morethrough here was roughly ten years ago. It was on my way to a family vacation and this served as a pit stop. Of course the pit stop was Sheetz, but that was at the old location which still sits in town. Heading south through here you will definitely pass the old location and will be able to tell that it is indeed an old Sheetz. This new location takes you all the way through town, near the roundabout for the 522 bypass (which, for some reason, is not open to northbound traffic at this time). Pulling in here early in the morning served as a stretching of the legs and grabbing a quick breakfast. Found a parking spot immediately and made my way inside. Knowing that I was going to be getting breakfast I made sure to stop at the touchscreens to order. A few quick taps and I was set for food. After ordering I went towards the facilities. What I liked about this location they put some thought into layout. They leaned into the restaurant aspect more than other locations. The facilities are located right next to the seating area if you choose to dine in. Towards the front of the store made for a better placement. If this serves as a pit stop for some, I am sure it is greatly appreciated by those people as you don't have to walk into the entire store to the back corner. By the time I was finished with the facilities, which were pristine, and grabbed my drink, and paid, my order was ready. I grabbed my order and made my way over to the seating area. I devoured their 2 for $6 breakfast sandwiches while I spaced out. Facing front and looking out onto the lot, you get to see how much this space is busy. People coming and going and at a fast pace. I do have to say, the staff here are amazing. It did not matter if I saw an employee, each and every one of them greeted me and asked how my day was going. They were some of the nicest employees I have come across in any business. If I ever find myself driving this way again, I will definitely make this my pit stop.

This Sheetz has gone downhill at a time when there is a Rutters about to open a half mile down the…read moreroad. You can't afford to forget items in a bag, or ingredients in a sandwich. I ordered a Crispy Chicken, egg and cheese sandwich and added bacon as well. On my sandwich I received no chicken at all, and once slice of bacon. In a business where you literally stick a receipt on the side of the bag with the list of items needed, no excuse to miss components. Looks like there is no local Sheetz in Berkeley Springs or Hancock you can count on now.

I love this station! Best people, friendliest greetings. I have literally spent some of the best…read moretimes in my life here. Now in the hands of another friendly family member. Stop in and say hi! Tell them Robbie sent you.

Kind staff and great collection…read more Breezewood holds a special place in my heart. While at Hampton University, if I drove home, I always stopped in Breezewood to gas up, eat and call home. Today was the same. We ate at Sheetz and my breakfast tacos was delicious. I ordered three but could only eat two. I saved the last one for later.

Although much of the indoor space is dedicated to serving or consuming food, it's difficult to find…read moresomething healthy . All the fruit was on the last sell- by date. Avoid the tacos! They were both stale and limp, and they were utterly tasteless. Unfortunately, they weren't cheap too. Stick with bottled water and bags of pistachios, and find a meal elsewhere.

On "E" and needed to refuel and use the facilities and this stop was right where I needed it to be…read morein the hills. Very clean restrooms and store and plenty of food options right next door to fuel yourself too.

You're newest travel plaza on the I-70 corridor. And it is a welcomed sight at the I-70 & I-68…read moreInterchange. Even if you do not need to fuel up, it is a good place to recharge. Think truck stop, but more of a community center. With BFS you usually get a few things in one, mostly connected with one piece as an offshoot of everything else. Here you have the gas/convenience store, IHOP, Little Caesars all in one building with Burger King sitting off to the left of everything else. There isn't much competition in this small town so it is a welcomed option when you want to make a quick on and off of the highway. Gas prices are the given for the area. Service inside is decent, staff are friendly. With it being new, it is bright and clean and everything is well stocked.