I love Speedways because of convenience, cheap prices and their point system. Stopped today to fill…read moreup for my birthday road trip and was pleasantly surprised with $1.82 per gallon. Clean bathrooms Purchased a fountain pepsi and some pretzels and back on the road for our adventure

You all got rid of Rene and it has gone so far down hill. Nothing is ever stocked, the employees…read moreare always overworked or high. Food is never prepared, the store is always a mess. The new GM doesn't have any idea what he's doing. Very sad. I've been going here for many many years, it's always had its ups and downs, but it's been awful for a while now. I doubt anything will be done to fix this as it seems like these store have gone to waste after the 7/11 merger. Terrible.

Really Great prices, extremely awesome inventory, and really amazing people. It's a small local…read morebusiness that supports other small local businesses.

This is where I fill my car up everytime. Its locally owned. Great service. Also very close to…read moremy house. I'd go here before Speedway any day. Plus, they are putting a sub shop in very soon. Can't wait to try it out

Marietta, Ohio is my adopted home town. When I am visiting and we need anything--meaning beer and…read moreeggs, we go here. The beer is cold, and they always seem to have 1 egg carton in the fridge. I always feel lucky to get the last one! Plus they have gas, and it's cheaper than down the road. Beer and driving doesn't go together well, but Par-Mar is the exception, at least for availability and price, which is about $1 less per gallon that California right now. Dang!

Public Post About Authentic Cheesesteaks As someone…read moreoriginally from South Philadelphia, I just wanted to respectfully share something about cheesesteaks. A traditional Philly cheesesteak is not made with roast beef. Roast beef has a completely different texture, seasoning, and flavor profile. While it may seem similar, it's not the same thing. An authentic cheesesteak is made with: * Thinly sliced ribeye steak (or shaved steak / minute steak as an acceptable substitute) * Cooked on a flat-top grill * Lightly seasoned (usually just salt and pepper) * Chopped and folded together while cooking * Served on a fresh hoagie roll (Amoroso-style if you want to be authentic) * Topped with either Cheez Whiz, American cheese, or Provolone * Optional additions: sautéed onions (this is traditional), sometimes mushrooms or peppers depending on preference The key element is fresh shaved steak cooked to order, not deli-style roast beef placed on bread. There's nothing wrong with roast beef sandwiches -- they're great in their own right -- but calling it a cheesesteak changes the standard of what people expect, especially for those of us from Philadelphia where this sandwich originated. I'm sharing this respectfully in hopes that local spots consider offering a true steak version. There's a big difference in quality and authenticity, and people would absolutely appreciate it.

Sheetz is always a good place to stop whether I'm near home or four hours away. As I was for this…read moreplace. I needed some fuel and to use their facilities. Everything was clean on the inside. And the fuel prices were reasonable. The staff was friendly and greeted me as I walked in. The location was easy to get in and out of. If I'm back I. This area I'll be sure to stop again.

Great prices awesome service great local business supports new small local businessesread more

They have 3 or 4 diesel pumps, but no transient parking. It is technically a truck stop, but really…read morefor fueling purposes only. It's still a decent gas station with a nice convenience store. Hot sandwiches are available throughout the day.

This is a convenient gas station if you are looking for the last stop in Ohio before you enter West…read moreVirginia. This is a small parking lot so access for your RV would be difficult. When we filled up I had to use the lady's room. The very nice attendant told me that it was an outdoor restroom. He will give you the key. The restroom was clean enough but again, it is an exterior entry. The inside of the store is also very tiny with very limited selection. This is an okay stop but doesn't offer extra amenities. Attached they have some sort of garage, I'm not sure if that is a working auto shop or not.

Small sketchy gas station just by the state border or over the state border depending on where…read moreyou're coming from. Prices here are cheap, staff is okay but people in the area are a bit more uncertain to outlanders from other states.

Very delicious pizza made with fresh toppings, ordered the thin pizza with everything for $11.99,…read morewill be back, and the lady who makes the pizzas is very friendly.

What a nice place! A small Mom-n- Pop truckstop alongside US-33. A dirt parking lot off to the…read moreside provides transient parking for long-haul truckers. Hunt Brothers Pizza, as well as hot and cold sandwiches, beer, wine and some liquor, and other amenities round out the offerings for this convenience store. Breakfast sandwiches are available 1st thing in the morning. They have gasoline and diesel pumps out front and stay pretty busy keeping the locals running up and down the highways and byways.

Nondescript market in downtown Marietta. Inside find a great selection of beer. Dozens of brands…read moreand many excellent beers. Deli counter in the back. So glad we stumbled across this store.

Walked to weber's as it was nearby. Paid for my purchase with a debit card and was charged a…read moresurcharge?