Truckers listen up:…read more If you want a big fancy truck stop with showers and amenities, find a Love's or a Pilot/Flying J. If you want a safe place to park with cold drinks and good snacks just a couple miles down the road from the ALDI DC come to Rutters. We love this place - it's a hidden gem. Even on weekends after late night deliveries we can find a parking space for the rig - and they're free. No complaints!

Average place. It was along my route so I stopped here for gas. Seems pretty clean. I didn't go…read moreinside of the store and just paid at the pump. Prices were the same as other gas stations in the area looks like you get a slight discount if you're a member of their rewards program. Was quick and easy to get in and get out. I didn't have any interactions with any employees so can't speak on if they are friendly or not. Will stop here again if I need to. Restrooms were clean which is always a plus.

One of the newest Sheetz in the area this one doesn't disappoint. Hits all the marks for what you'd…read moreexpect. Gas prices are good and competitive for the area. A good number of pumps and parking spaces. Inside the store is up to date, bath rooms are clean. Coffee machines are updated and solid. The made to order is what you expect. Got a sampler of mozzarella sticks, chicken tenders, and onion rings and it was good. The staff here were super friendly and polite. The store is very well organized and stocked. Will definitely be back and would recommend. Very glad this is now in the area!

I was delighted to see that this was near my last stop. Just a quick hop from one lot to the next…read more Since this was my last stop before heading home I knew I was going to be grabbing some food to take home. This location is fairly new so it hasn't really generated on most maps just yet. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I probably wouldn't have stopped. The lot is well used, which is great, it is a welcomed addition in the area. I parked, went inside and right up to the touchscreens. Tapped away until my order was complete. Headed to the facilities to freshen up. Came out, straight to the coolers to grab a drink to compliment my food and headed to the registers. I ended up at the counter here because I needed something from behind. Minimal wait here as the employee stepped away to do something. Once paid I went over to the dining area and waited for my food to be done. I enjoy that they have the screens now where you can track the process of your order. That way you aren't guessing as to why it is taking the amount of time it is. You will see that they have mobile orders popping up as well. Once my food was secured, outside I went to set up my snack for the road. I also stretched my legs before finishing my trip home. Overall, this is a great, new location. One that I would happily stop at again.

As we approach the brink of nuclear annihilation, diesel prices are creeping up. Thankfully, we…read morespotted this private fillin' station near our drop in Monrovia and were pleased when our Pilot/Flying J fleet card was accepted! Part truck stop, part convenience store, and part liquor store (!!) this place is a respite from the cookie cutter travel centers anchored along I-81. Perfect place to pick up staples like bread and milk - and alcohol if you're not subject to DOT regulations. They were running a rum tasting yesterday that looked quite lovely but we demurred for obvious reasons. One thing about me: Ima stay in compliance. And one thing about my husband: he refuses to wipe his camera lens. Enjoy these hazy photos.

A very good, local convenience store for snacks, hot and cold drinks, hot food, alcoholic…read morebeverages, and souvenirs. They serve multiple kinds of burgers and fried food. A vast selection of cold and shelved alcoholic drinks are sold here. Really a one-stop shop for your typical convenience store items. The customer service is also good. I'll continue to shop here when in the area.

Worst customer service. I came at 10pm at night. Their gas pump 3 was not working. I let the…read morecustomer service people inside know. They paid no attention to it. The man working continued arranging the cigarettes like that was going to help me? I went to gas pump 4 and my savings per gallon went down when I didn't even use it. What type of service is that? I've never been to a 7/11 gas station as inefficient as this one.

This is a 7-11 gas station…read more The prices are always very good on gas. This is a little bit of a larger 7-11. It's always clean inside, and trust me, I've been there enough late nights to know that there food is fresh and the service is always great. I practically lived by this place for about 6 months when I came back from California. One thing I can let you know is that they do have a restroom available. Unlike a lot of places in the area. A bathroom in a gas station is more of a Virginian hospitality. I appreciate that if I'm stopping to get some gas, and maybe a turkey sandwich with southwestern mayo, that I can also be a human being a use a restroom. The front doesn't face the road- so take a right at the intersection, and then make your next right.

Most honest merchants I ever met. Could have sold me a tire but they liked my leaky, existing tire…read more And they couldn't determine if a new tire would leak air. To figure out why the tire I have is leaking air, they sent me on my way with extra air in the problematic tire and told me to return when it leaks. No charge!

I've been filling up my back right tire for about 3 weeks now; it was leaking fairly slowly, so I…read moredidn't pay too much attention to it. Until... it started leaking a lot faster and I came out of my mother's house to find that my back right tire looked like... well... the opposite of Angelina Jolie's lips... (certainly not full). So I get to one of the closest gas stations to my mother's house and fill up my tire at the air pump. As I'm doing this, I see a mechanic tend to a Woman's car who had just pulled up out of nowhere. She just pulled up, parked in front of the garages and asked for help. He topped off some liquids, he checked the oil... and he gave her the all clear and sent her on her way. So... I waffled with the idea of going up to him for 10 seconds... and then I was like.. ( I'm gonna get stuck somewhere horrible and wish I would have gone up and talked to this guy) Enter Marco! The Picasso of parts, the Monet of mechanics, the John Belushi of car jockeys. He took one of his industrial jacks in front of the garage, jacked up my car and started inspecting my tire for nails. He felt around with his hands but couldn't find any nails. So he went and got a spray bottle of some soapy substance and started spraying it on the tire, smoothing it across the tire with one hand, and spinning the tire with his other. It was so methodical and smooth- it reminded me of the ghost pottery scene. *Cue Righteous Brother Unchained Melody* So then I got down there on the ground with him and hugged his back as we both spread the soap all over the dirty tire... methodically... slowly... fully, "Let the soap slide between your fingers" he whispered into my ear. Just kidding! But wouldn't that have been great. So, he starts seeing bubbles and finds my hole. Gets a plug, grabs his pliers, and his hole making thing tool and goes to town. I'm telling you, this whole process took Marco probably 5 minutes max. His broad and fine tuned brush strokes were so purposeful and beautiful. After that, he goes around checks the pressure on the rest of my tires, telling me they were too high, lets a little air out of them, and writes me up for 20 dollars. He fixed my 3 week problem in pretty much 6 minutes flat, and was so kind and friendly about the whole thing. I didn't have an appointment. He was definitely busy. He could have told me to: Vaya con dios. But he didn't. He wen't above and beyond and killed it. I will be going back to him, I gave him a 15 dollar tip, because not only was he amazing, he saved me getting a new tire. So really he saved me 100 dollars. THANK YOU Marco!

We needed to fill up our gas tank before driving to Pennsylvania, and stopped at this Costco Gas…read morestation. Gasoline prices were the lowest we'd seen in the Frederick area. The station itself had relatively no wait on a Thursday morning.

Why is it always a production to get fuel at a Costco? I mean, no matter the time of day, you will…read morealways run into a line and possibly a problem when visiting one. I understand that it is one of the cheapest places to get fuel, but yikes, people must forget common sense when approaching the pumps. I was in need a fuel and making a Costco stop anyway. That is the only reason I got my fuel here or I would have stopped elsewhere. I pulled in and made my way to the pumps. That is after I made it through the gridlock in the parking lot. Wait my turn to get to a pump and finally get to one. When I got out I pulled out my membership card to scan it and for some reason it kept saying invalid scan or something along those lines. I then pull out my phone to pull up the app to try and scan it that way. I had to completely sign into the app again. Why couldn't it be easier? Finally pump my fuel and attempt to leave the pumps. I knew that I was heading inside to grab a few things and just decided to park my vehicle in one of the spots near the pumps. When I was done inside, I came back to get out of there. It was a nightmare and gridlock to get out of the spot. I feel that they could have positioned the island for fuel elsewhere on the lot so this wouldn't be so difficult to use.