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.

This Sheetz is pretty good. The food is good, the service is nice, and great vibes overallread more

Burrito with a side order of food poisoning…read more From my very recent experience I highly recommend staying away from this location whenever ordering first thing in the morning, I did not receive everything that was supposed to be on my burrito missing chilli/sour cream and I paid for it and got charged for it. I work in the early mornings and got the burrito before going to work. And the burrito was barely warm. It is bad business practice to charge people money for ingredients that you don't even put inside the burrito and if this keeps happening I highly suggest they get reported to the BBB Sheetz corporate did not reach back out to me after I sent the order number and my experience to them.

I'm always thankful for gas stations on long drives. Nice to have ultra 93 here. All self-serve.read more

This has always been a constant when travelling on US 219. When you come upon this spot you know…read moreyou are just outside Somerset and the Turnpike is not far away. It is kind of like an oasis when travelling in this area of Pennsylvania. This sits on a fairly big piece of land, but somehow still feels small. Maybe that is because many people stop here to get gas or pick a forgotten item at home. My most recent visit here I observed many people coming out with items like milk and bread. You may end up paying a bit more than at your neighborhood grocery store, but I don't think many people would mind due to the fact that you are saving yourself a trip and some hassle. As far as gas prices, they are reasonable and expected for the area. Honestly I feel like this spot could charge whatever it wanted. They do not have any immediate competition nearby. It is one of the first exits to Somerset that offers gas. And people will come here regardless of that. Not sure who supplies the gas, but it seems to be fairly good with mileage. For a roadside stop, definitely fills the need.

Car wash was not what I expected. There was no foam in the foam brush and the high pressure water…read moresetting was not working. The deer blood I had in my truck was not coming out as easy as expected. I traveled over 20 miles to come to what I thought was a highly recommended gas station/ car wash but I was quite disappointed. Also there was a small fire out by the gas pumps didn't seem too safe but other then that food was great and people were fantastic!

Initially when we pulled off, we thought we were exiting to a standard toll way service area, not…read morean actual exit. Being 2:30 am, and needing gas and a pitstop; this was about the only option available, before returning to the toll road. Overall the facility was a decent choice. Though presenting as a bit of a sketchy location (especially, that time of night); the store and restrooms were clean enough. And, the staff were friendly and attentive. All and all, this establishment served its purpose for our needs.

I like that Somerset has some options you really don't find elsewhere in the area. It's a small…read moretown, but you get to see some things you would find with in an area that has a larger population. Basically what I am saying is Turkey Hill is a rare occurrence in southwestern Pennsylvania, but because of the Turnpike, Somerset is fortunate enough to have one. The lot just happens to be located at a fairly good spot in terms of the Turnpike. It literally can be either your first or last stop when in Somerset. As far as gas prices they are competitive with other gas stations in the area. Inside, it feels a little bland and jam packed. When I say bland I mean there is nothing flashy in here, it feels like things are just thrown in as place keepers. It somewhat feels unfinished. The jam packed part comes from how things are set up. The register only offers a small space to stand. At least the one they used when I was in here. The biggest thing about here is the noise level. Yes, it can be quiet, but only as quiet as the employees allow it to be. I understand about having a conversation, but when you are screaming it across the store, it's a little off putting for your customers. I ended up leaving here with a headache and the few items I selected from the store.

The picture posted for this place is old. So if you are solely looking for this place based on the…read morepicture, you will not find it. Since the picture they have tore down and rebuilt brand new. With the new store there is a lot more space for everything that a Sheetz now carries. More pumps for gas to be had. Full MTO menu. The only downside here that this store is long and narrow, which is odd. Great stop for a late night bite of food once you get off the turnpike.

Just tried the brisket tacos. This is literally the worst thing ever. If you like a full 3 inches…read moreof rubbery fat with no actual meat, most likely warmed in a microwave, order away. Who is the person in charge of making a sheetz menu, because they need fired.

It's a gas station where the people pump for you. Whats not to like? Don't expect a variety of food…read moreand beverages like Sheetz, but nothing beats not having to pump your own gas.

This is a great place in Somerset to get good cheap stuff like candy! The staff were nice and it's…read moreclean. Overall it's good!

I favor Sunoco gas and I will go out of my way to find a Sunoco station. That's what I did here…read more I looked up in the area and found this one on my way out of the Somerset area. You can tell that this is an old station that has been standing for some time. Eight pumps total. Be careful and pay attention. Because I didn't. When you pull in half the pumps are self service and half are full service. What did I do? Pulled up to the full service pumps, without noticing, and jumped out of the car. The only reason I found this out was because the attendant came out and was about to pump my gas. I had to apologize and he left me do my thing. Next time I will pay attention. Because this was an easy, quick stop on my way back home.