What Arco and USA Gasoline is to Los Angeles, Sheetz is to the state of Pennsylvania. This chain of…read moregas stations/convenience stores is found everywhere in this part of the country, but not all Sheetz are created equal. My buddy and I happen to stop by this locations as we traversed the state of PA through it's smaller roads. We were a bit tired, and needed some fuel. We walked in here, and found it to be one of the better Sheetz convenience stores. The place was clean, very well stocked, and run by friendly employees. The locals were friendly too. After making a pit stop (the restrooms were very clean and had a nice pine smell), we stocked up on more caffeine for the rest of the trip. This place definitely believes in service with a smile, and it made our long arduous trip a bit better. I don't think I will be crossing this part of PA again. But if I do, I won't think twice about stopping here.

It's in an ideal location for a fill-up, leg-stretch, and snack gathering…read more It's a chain, so well -lit at night. It has an ATM through PNC Bank, and it has both cold deli sandwiches to grab and go, as well as a place for deluxe hot sandwiches.

This location sucks. The men's room was closed for cleaning at 2pm in the afternoon on Saturday…read morewith 12 men waiting in line. We already knew the food sucks at Sheetz but for some reason thought we could share a chicken salad sandwich. It was actually a mayonnaise sandwich and went into the trash. Gross.

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.

This business is literally my childhood. I remember my dad taking me up here to get hot dogs, chips…read moreand a drink and it was the best. Ever since they expanded their menu I've been all in. The sub sandwiches, the wings, the burgers, the chicken strips, the fries, the meatball sandwiches, ice cream, pizza, the list goes on. Not to mention so compact aswell, it doesn't waste time at all trying to be what it's not and delivers food quality surprisingly good for a damn gas station. The only problem is that some of the prices are too high for certain items for me to get them more consistently. It's probably nostalgia talking, but when I move I'm gonna miss this place.

I love this place! The owners are great people, the employees are great, the food is great…read more.. everything is just great. The remodel looks amazing. It's really convenient to have a local place to get gas, good food, an oil change, tire service, coffee, milkshakes, deli meat, etc. There's even a car wash. Definitely worth checking out!

All I saw was a little convenience store with food. Beyond the bathrooms was closed off, I don't…read moreknow rather not that's because of Covid-19 or a separate entrance.

Total s-hole. Closed majority of parking. Wont be staying here again. Just assume its shutdown and…read morelook for parking elsewhere.

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.

Convenient location with a store that has a large variety of snacks, and clean bathrooms. I would…read moredefinitely come back here again the next time I'm in the area.

Good to go. I have…read morebecome of fan of Sheetz since getting my RV. Most location have been good and this location is probably right at the top. Worth a stop.

Shoutout to our local community heroes!!! This is a cute little stop for my road trip essentials…read morelike gas, snacks, and a conversation! A sweetheart of a lady is in charge today. She was welcoming, warm, and friendly. She even welcomed the big snowflakes coming down during this Lake effect storm. She made my hubby a wonderful Italian sub sandwich with mayonnaise and Italian dressing. It was good and gone in a snap! Devoured! The menu was very extensive for such a tiny venue. Pizza, fries, subs, milkshakes, and more. Grant it that this same sweet lady was the orchestrator of this one man band. It was nice to see all the other patrons coming in after us were patient, understanding, and accommodating while she finished up our sub. I found a lot of cool snacks. And I feel in love with a thing called an ole school cornflake chewy! It's like a 1000 better than a rice crispy treat! Where have these been all my life!!! Peanut butter perfection with the perfect chew! I loved this little venue and the people who made this a great stop!!

It's easy to miss little towns like Shade Gap or Shirleysburg when making the drive from the…read moreTurnpike exit (180) at Fort Littleton to Huntington, but when our little guy announced he needed to go potty, you better believe we started looking around for anything that could have had a bathroom. Having driven this road hundreds of times over the course of my life, I knew there was a gas station in this spot, but I'd never needed to stop. That said, I had the pleasant surprise of meeting "THEE Store" today, aptly named because there aren't really any other stores for miles. We stopped along the road (not much of a parking lot) and went inside. I didn't see a bathroom, so I asked the guy behind the counter and he said I could use the bathroom in the back. Keep in mind, this is a small country gas station, so the images that came to mind when offered a "bathroom in the back" were pretty gross. I couldn't have been more wrong - it was really nice and well kept. I say this because this was my reaction to Thee Store overall - I thought it would be dirty and unpleasant, but I couldn't have been more wrong. It was clean, the employee was very nice, and they had a lot of snacks and drinks (just like any convenience store you'd find in a more populated area). If you're ever driving along Route 522 and need a place for a break, THEE Store is a nice wayspot to stop!

i hate it here. i walk in and say hey brother and she flips out and then when i check out i ask if…read moreshe likes peanut butter and she said that's personal info and won't deal with our s**t