Stop here at your own risk! Be careful buying snacks for your kids and love ones at this gas…read morestation plenty of moldy food, super rude and disgusting staff with bad hygiene. Customers are usually always treated like we're the problem. If you don't want to be disrespected and you want decent gas station snacks please go to Wawa on 940 across from Walmart, you won't be upset. They also sell alcohol at Wawa until 2am

Got yelled at with my service animal Even tho it's agents ADA laws to not allow us in.read more

Most important benefit of this service station: INCREDIBLY CLEAN RESTROOMS. These are by far the…read moremost modern -- the most "European" -- restrooms I've seen while traveling on U.S. highways. Other amene, like coffee, snacks, supplies, and of course gas, we're also available.

Go for the Dunkin' but stay for the ridiculous beer and wine selection. Wow. I can't think of any…read moreother place where you can get a Slim Jim, a Ham & Cheese Lunchable, and a bottle of Opus One. Sure, you are going to pay a small premium but their beer selection was as good as any bottle shop I've been to in PA. Staff isn't over the top with beer or wine knowledge, but honestly, I don't think I'd even expect that. They were super polite and helpful.

While vacationing in the area, I've visited this location a number of times. It's your standard…read moreWawa's. Has all the items you'd expect to find at any "gas n' sip". Gasoline prices are comparable with all the others in the area. I picked up a cold cut sandwich which was pretty decent. Nothing special but certainly better than Subway. They get pretty packed inside around lunchtime because there's some good deals to be had on Sammie's. Parking lot is well lit and plenty of spaces available.

FYI: WAWA is intentionally short changing customers. After purchasing 2 products which amounted to…read more$7.91, I presented the cashier with a $20 bill. I received $12.00 in my hand from the cashier. I stood their waiting for my 9 cents when the cashier began helping the next customer.(the automated change dispenser failed to dispense 9 cents) I Asked the cashier where my change was when she replied that there were no pennies. I stated that would be fine but at the very least I should have received a nickle. At this point she apologized and began fiddling around with the closed register. This is the second time this has happened in as many visits. Businesses are getting very comfortable using the discontinued use of pennies to their advantage. The cashier has to know the automatic change dispenser is not working properly when she doesn't hear the change being dispensed. Count your change people.

It's amazing! I only come for the coffee and service. Every state I've been to WAWA you've made me…read morelove you more. My coffee made it from Pennsylvania to Brooklyn. I nucked the leftovers again and was so upset I didn't order two cups. I had the vanilla coffee with half and half and one brown sugar. The location is clean and there are distance signs on the floor and mask requirements notices at every door. I left with a smile on my masked face and my well deserved hot cup of coffee. THANK YOU WAWA!

Great place for a pit-stop if you're driving through the Poconos. The store is well stocked, clean,…read moreand has friendly customer service. Ample parking spaces in the lot. This was the first Wawa I saw with tables inside. We stopped inside Wawa Saturday for snacks and drinks while on the road. The sandwich line was long so we opted no this time. Coffee is good as always. This location has self-check out stations. Side note: Wawa and business in the area here have out plastic bags. I was surprised after being so used to the plastic-bag-ban in NJ. Useful to reuse if your traveling through or vacationing in the area, but try to reuse or recycle these bags afterwards.

Located right off the highway so it was easy to find and quick to get back to my trip. The price…read moreseems a bit high, but the station has a convenience store and a Burger King so it's a good place to stop.

You guys don't put prices on hardly any of your merchandise. That pisses me off because I had to…read morekeep going up to the register to get price checks. I ended up not buying anything. I'm not coming here again. If you're too lazy or you are trying to rip off customers, you do not deserve any business from me or anybody else that that pisses off. Not very good business practice if you ask me.

My Hellcat needs E85 to run optimal. They have E85, so it's a place I have to go for fuel for my…read moreTruck.

I don't have a Sheetz in my area, but I've visited this Sheetz location about a half dozen times…read moreover the past couple of years during my yearly trip to the Poconos. I like the customization options that Sheetz has for their sandwiches. The pretzel buns are one of my favorite upgrades. I like the variety of sauces that the offer as well. The selection of items in general is larger and better than what we have at our local convenience store chain, Wawa. The problem I have with this location is that they have a bit of trouble getting orders right, in particular when it comes to sauces. Out of the half dozen times I ordered, twice I got no sauce on my sandwich when I ordered it. And on another occasion, I ordered my sandwich with heavy sauce, and it barely had any on it. This is something that can make or break a sandwich. In particular when I got my dry burger with no sauce at all on it, it was barely edible, but I wasn't going to drive 15 minutes back to the store to complain, so I bit the bullet. As someone that works in quality, I can say that either needs to be more training, or the sandwich building process needs to be reviewed (or perhaps both). If I encountered this type of error on half my small number of visits, there's no way this isn't happening hundreds of times a year at this location, and possibly thousands of times across other locations if this is a chain wide issue. I like what Sheetz offers, and this would be at least an easy 4 star rating if my orders were always made correctly, but it's clear that improvements need to be made to raise order accuracy.