Stopped here after hearing about them at the Flight 93 Memorial, when they were known as Idas. The…read morestaff was overly polite, the sandwiches we got were great and the store had a great selection. Cool little small town store.

What an awesome, friendly little convenience store in middle of nowhere. Everything you need for a…read moreweekend at one of the local lakes. The carry-out items (breakfast & lunch sandwiches, salads, pizza) are all fine and very reasonably priced considering the huge portions. The annual trip to the Laurel Highlands always includes Snida's as the first stop for supplies.

Nice little country store prices weren't to bad, I bought a three piece tenders and they were…read moredelicious would definitely buy again, Staff was very friendly.

I usually stop at this Sheetz or order occasionally through DoorDash, but my experience with drink…read moreorders has been pretty disappointing overall. On two separate occasions, my drinks were made incorrectly with the wrong flavors. On my first order, I purchased five drinks, but only one was actually given to me. When I went back, I was told they were "out of stock," even though the shelves were fully stocked with the exact same drinks I ordered, which made the explanation hard to understand and honestly very frustrating. On a second occasion, my drinks were made incorrectly with the wrong flavors, AGAIN! I definitely started notice a pattern rather than bad luck, so I went back to the store to get it corrected. What really stood out wasn't just the mistake itself, but how it was handled. It's one thing to make an error, but it's another when someone is literally looking at you and laughing about it as if wasting someone's time and money is funny, which felt disrespectful and unprofessional. I did speak with a manager, she took responsibility for the situation but didn't actually handle or resolve it. Honestly felt like she was trying to brush the issue off and move past it as if it never really happened and to me that really shows that customer service at this store doesn't seem like a priority. If you don't like your job, then QUIT, because bringing that kind of negative energy into customer interactions isn't fair to people who are paying for a service.

Sheets in the Kittanning Indiana area keep the gas prices very high. They are making a killing on…read moreus residents. They buy gas by the boat load and haul their own getting their gas cheaper than anyone else and sell it the highest in the area. The little independents pay top dollar for their gas and sell it much cheaper than Sheets. Sheets is not our friend.

I stopped to get some gas and a snack in the midst of a long drive. This place is classic small…read moretown country store. There was someone hanging around out front, some older guys sitting around Inside talking and relaxing and the store sold all kinds of homemade fresh food in addition to the usual gas station fare. I didn't have much time so I just grabbed a snack and a bottle of water and headed back. I'd be interested to come back here and try some of their fresh food and this place almost feels like going back in time in a good way. As I was leaving a younger guy was blaring classic Southern rock in his car as he stopped to get gas, was the perfect and appropriate ending to trip to this place.

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.

This is a nice little store. They make good hand tossed pizza. They are always friendly.read more

Linda's has awesome food and the staff is wonderful! They also do an Angel Tree at Christmas time…read morefor kids. You can pick a number off the tree and be a child's Secret Santa! What a great charity to participate in! I will always support this small town gem!

The food is great. But NEVER on time. It takes forever to get your food even if you have it…read morescheduled for a certain time. It's happened every time we order from there, so much so it's deterring us from ordering again.

Morning shift staff are very snobby. The food prices are very high. Don't think I will be going…read moreback anytime soon.

This convenience store sits off of 22 offering Sunoco gasoline and is always competing with the…read moreother two locations in this small town for your business. What sets this one apart from the other two is that you can actually use your card at the pump, no need to go inside unless you want to. Inside is a nice setup offering many items that normal convenience stores offer. There is a section for made to order items such as pizza and subs. Lottery available as well. Credit cards accepted.

Very clean inside, with what u would expect inside. Gasoline, food, snacks, drinks, lottery and…read morealcohol. Friendly staff and quick service. I have had their pizza by the slice and while it wasn't my favorite, it was better than most other gas station pizza I have had. Definitely a nice little place to get what you need when you are out and about.

Does not accept valid Federal IDs no bathrooms are nasty Don't accept tap F---------- they need to…read moreapprove on these

Basically your new, flashy, huge gas station in the area. When you have to reconfigure the road…read morethrough the area to allow for such a behemoth you know they were serious when they were building this thing. Basically this is a gas station on steroids. They built this thing to compete with other chains that have a stronger foothold in the area. I have been to a few Rutter's before, but this one just seems different. I'm not sure why when these are built that they have to gigantic. I suppose they are aiming for all the truck traffic that goes through this corridor, and that is the reason they reconfigured the road to allow easier access. When I say this thing is huge I am not exaggerating. The inside is vast and has an expanse of items to choose from. They have their own take on their made-to-order food, I did not partake. When I was there they were still in the process of fully opening up. It appears that this place will have a gaming parlor. You know, just like every other gas station in the state now, they will have skills game. Unnecessary? Yes, but it seems to be the norm everywhere in the state of PA now. After stretching my legs and using the facilities I found an item and made my way to the register to pay. Not sure if it is like this at all Rutter's, but I had a loyalty card forced on me. Not that I needed one, but I got one. It was just kind of shoved on me, even though I really didn't need one. Overall, because this is brand new it gets high stars, but over time I feel like this is going to slide a bit.