This particular location is in dire need of an expansion. It just feels very cramped no matter how…read moreyou look at it. Parking is tight, the inside of the store is of the 90s variety, you can read that as small. Especially so if you account for the amount of items that Sheetz offers. Food is the norm for all locations. The customer service I got while here was amazing. It's like the people are friendlier here than at most other places. I would gather that the employees are from within the community as well.

This store is great! The staff is always so friendly! They always have everything I need and my…read morefood comes out quickly and it's fresh! This is one of my favorite sheetz!

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.

The thing about this particular location is just that, it's location. Located in one of the lesser…read moredesired neighborhoods of Johnstown, and it shows. It was an easy in and out of this place which is probably one of the better attributes. The lot is a bit big, but somehow feels small, maybe that's because there are so many entrances and exits causing constant confusion for the patrons that visit this establishment. Prices for gas are the norm for the area. And who can go wrong with a MTO? All the basic Sheetz fair here.

Best carwash in town. Takes 7 min for the ultimate wash. Only 9$. And you never have to leave your…read morecar Quick convenient and squeaky clean from front to back

Recently this place changed ownership. Once called Mack's Mini Mart, One Stop came in and claimed…read morethis spot and re-branded it. They have changed a few things about this spot, some for the better, some for the worse. The one huge improvement they have made is the fact that you can now pay at the pump. Prior to the changeover you had to guess-timate how much gas your car would take. Under shoot that amount and you don't get a full tank. Over shoot that amount and you had to walk back in for a refund of the difference. I was so happy to see this change as it reduced the amount of time I had to spend getting gas. Another change is that they have an expanded menu of made to order food. I cannot speak of the food as I have never had a chance to partake in any of it. I only know of this because of the bright-as-the-sun new sign they have out front. It nearly blinds you with the announcement of the deals for the day. Huge, huge negative here, the gas. I'm not sure where they get their gas from, but it is not the best out there. For me, travelling is a big part of my day, and I usually depend on a good gasoline. You think that you are getting a good deal here as it is usually the cheapest gas around for a while. Always a few cents cheaper than the Sunoco up the street, and nearly ten cents cheaper than any other gas station around. But, to me, this is a facade. I filled my gas tank up and headed on my way. Usually when I do this I can make my round trip to work and back on a little over an eighth of a tank of gas. However the day I stopped here, it took a half of tank of gas for the same travel. There were no side trips, no detours, just the same route I take daily for work. I doubt I will stop here again unless I am made aware of a change is gasoline supplier. If I am going to throw money away, I can find better places to do so rather than a gas station.

great little place the owner is very friendly and understanding. their gas is cheap and the store…read morehas everything your looking for basically, the employees are friendly too great little local place or just passing through it's worth stopping!

Really nice little shop. The food selection and prices are good. They sell Cunningham meats which…read moreis nice. Also have auto repair and tanning beds which is interesting but useful to the people around here.

I find it interesting that when Sheetz wants to grow, they just move everything. That's the story…read morewith this one, instead of attempting a remodel at the one that is literally a half block from here, they just bought some new land and built a brand new one. Unlike with other companies, this isn't such a bad thing. Old Sheetz stores don't sit empty for too long, they are reused quite regularly. That aside, I believe that there may be more pumps at this location, and they are easier to access. The new location is roomier and no need to worry about how long it may take to get fuel, order a MTO, and buy some refreshments. This one is set up like a majority of the new stores they have rolled out. Refreshment coolers, coffee station, soda den (that desperately needs to be a beer cave (come on Pennsylvania, step into the 21st century already)). But the most baffling thing about this place is the registers. It is true that they are experimenting with self checkouts here, but that's when it gets a little wonky. I went and grabbed a few things and stood in line on purpose. I did not, or maybe could not, use the self checkouts due to the fact that I needed cigarettes. As with any other place that sells cigarettes, these are located behind the register; thus the reason why I was standing in line. In walks super employee instructing everyone that is in line to use the self checkouts. Wouldn't you think that if us people in line wanted to use those registers we already would have. So, begrudgingly the line starts shifting to the self checkouts. This is the part I did not like, don't insult me. I know how to use the register by myself. Not only did I survive the retail world for five years, I'm not an idiot. And the most irritating part was when I said I needed the cigarettes I was standing in line for. Not only was I not allowed to handle them, super employee had to scan them himself. Remember why I was standing in the line?

Me and my son stop at this sheetz on a regular basis and this time and a few others we had issues…read morewith our food... ok I understand we're only human and make mistakes but it's seems every time at this time of day come on... got a salad once and they forgot the chicken... another time complete missed have of our order and tonight was the last draw... my son loves their pick three fried appetizers... well we got our order which seem to take longer then normal and we got home it was very disappointed in my son meal he got they completely over cooked the mozzarella sticks they were all blowed out their sides and all the cheese was all over everything else he had ordered... yes he ate the rest of what he ordered but mince the mozzarella sticks that were totally disgusting...looks like we will be skipping that place for sure

Sheetz is always a good place to stop if traveling. They have something to eat for everyone in our…read morefamily and my boys love the slushees. I was a little disappointed in my curly fries this time but that's not a big deal.

We don't have these back home!…read more Hot food choices, well stocked with the usual convenience store options and most importantly, clean bathrooms!

You know how you find yourself taking a way home you've never taken before? And it's in the middle…read moreof a snowstorm? No, you haven't? Well I have. I took the advice of my father to take a "safer" way home while coming back from an out of town trip. Here's a tip, in the digital age, sometimes Google outweighs a father's advice. While taking the father suggested route I needed gas before I got home. Being on a road I had no idea where it was going to take me I literally pulled into the first gas station that I saw along the road. That brings us to here. I pulled in and because of the snow the lot is a slip sliding mess. Gas pricing was your basic Pennsylvania pricing. Then you go inside. I'm not sure what to make of the inside here. It's so many things crammed into one small space. I couldn't even focus. I went and got myself a drink and then to the counter. This has to be a place in this small town that everyone knows everyone, whether you like it or not. The kid working the counter talked to everyone that came in. I finally got my drink and cigarettes and ran out the door. Not that I didn't want to be here, it was just so busy inside.

The Valero has a hotel, alcohol, restaurant, gas, sporting goods, lottery, full convenience store,…read moreand clean bathrooms. The hotel offers six simple clean rooms. If you need one day or several nights it's quiet and affordable. They serve food in house or available for takeout. Great pizza. The Beer Cave was fully stocked with a load of domestic and imports. A selection of beers is available for in house consumption or grab a six pack or case to take home or back to your room. The gaming area has over a 100 instant tickets to choose from along with skill games. Most importantly the rest rooms are clean. Located in the small town of Berlin.

Making our way from Pittsburgh to Gettysburg we were obviously in need of a refueling. We decided…read moreto take the scenic, non-highway route to get there. While on Route 30 there is not much choice of where to go, so when you come upon a gas station while you're nearing empty, you take the chance and stop. This Sunoco was a really welcomed sight along this stretch of road. Not much else is around and because of that it seems to be a very busy place among the locals. Gas prices were the norm for Pennsylvania. Inside they have all that you would expect from a convenience store and then some. That was welcomed to us since we wanted something to munch on for the rest of our trek towards Gettysburg. Staff were pleasant inside and accommodating.

RUDE assistant Manager LORI, as she is rude to customers and coworkers. I thought she owned the…read moreplace at first. I'll run out of gas before I use this gas station again.