While on a roadtrip, we decided to stop here for some gas and food. I must admit that the location…read moreis clean, you can order all the food via their many screens, and the workers work hard and fast to make sure you get your food. They also have a variety of coffee. The food is overpriced, but I guess that is common with gas stations. We ordered a "12 piece" of chicken seasoned with old bay(unique for us, which was the best part of this order), along with pickle fries. Kinda pricey for what we received, but the quality of the chicken was decent, for gas station food. Overall, we would consider visiting again but not too sure we would buy from here when the other fast food restaurants near by are much cheaper.

(3.75) ~ Good Overall Convenience Mart…read more MENU: ** Coffee (classic) = (4) very good ** Spam, Egg & Cheese on Pretzel Roll = (4) very tasty * Cinnamon Roll (warm) = (3.5) good * Bacon, Egg & Cheese Pizza = (3) ok...would be better w/o tomato sauce...

Rite aid is good because it's close and fairly convenient. It's bad because of the high prices on…read moreretail items. I've used the pharmacy a couple times for vaccines and only buy an occasional birthday card on the retail side. The store is clean, well stocked and usually not too busy but can get hectic when the lines are long. If you need it, its here, but don't go out of your way to downtown because parking can be a hassle.

This store is suck a joke. Why bother even having it. I couldn't even get tampons. It's never…read morestocked at all and it's dirty

I order MTO food all the time from this location and they are always quick, efficient & polite…read more The store is always very clean, the bathroom is clean and the gas station is clean. If you're a reward member you get a little bit off gas as well as plenty of freebies like free soda or hot dogs. This location has a drive thru which is nice but I do not use it. Overall a good location with good employees & consistent gas station food.

This has to be the slowest convenience store on earth …read more.. Paid $5 for a tiny bag of onion pedals ... sauce is extra. Guess I can say I tried it ...

Stopped in for a bottled water. Friendly service and the inside is packed with all kinds of grocery…read moreand convenience items. $5 minimum spend on card transaction. Classic convenience store look and feel. Pricing was reasonable.

One the front line in the territorial war between Sheetz and Wawa, this location is ideally located…read morefor folks headed toward the airport, Lancaster, or the Turnpike. While the parking lot is a typical example of Sheetz' infatuation with sadistic BF Skinner fantasies, this location is generally run well. The staff is friendly and makes eye contact. They respond to lines building up at the checkout. The kitchen is usually moving quickly and the orders are kicked out promptly. The store is generally clean, including the bathrooms which - while not pristine - are rarely nightmare levels of filth you'd see along the highway. It's easy to frind grab-and-go items and there are a lot of pre-wrapped food items to choose from if you just need to gas up and go. This location will get you through the queue quickly. The Beer Cave is often crowded and cramped with product that can't be stocked from the palate, making it hard to get to stock in the back. My main issue with Sheetz is more about the brand. What used to be a go-to spot for decent food has become more of an expensive roller-grill with the kind of subs that you can get wrapped out of a gas station cooler. As Wawa shows up in Central PA, there is a clear difference in quality for about the same price on similar items. When flying in or out of Harrisburg, I'll order lunch from Wawa even if the price of gas is much higher there, just so I don't have to settle for airport fare. But on Lindle Road, I know I'll get quality service so I don't have to make an extra food stop in the neighborhood if I need to keep moving. While Sheetz is obsessive about its branding, that WOW feeling is no longer matched by the kind of radical culinary offerings and quality that made it more than "gas station cuisine" and as someone who discovered this place long ago at IUP during an overnight pub crawl in the late 90s, it's come a long way but in the wrong direction.

Once you near the center of PA the Wawas disappear and Sheetz surfaces. I'm certainly bias to Wawa…read morebut Sheetz is not bad. For what it's worth both Wawa and Sheetz do not do breakfast well but in a pinch on the road they both do the trick. The stores operate in a similar way with touchscreen ordering, pay at the register and pick up your food and/or drinks. The waiting time was not long at Sheetz and I love that they display the status of the orders on a screen with estimated wait time.

This Turkey Hill is conveniently located off the Route 81 Progress exit…read more Friendly staff inside the store and premium gas prices only $3.559/gallon

I've seen the low rating but haven't read the reviews yet so I don't know how Turkey Hill has…read morefallen short of the convenience store ideal for others, but I found it a welcome break on my journey. Workers were friendly, beef jerky selection was respectable, bathroom was decent and this old-school media consumer appreciated the stash of PA and NY newspapers.

Awesome business n customer care! Kudos..good ownership n my new fave store thank youread more

From the owner: Your neighborhood's one-stop shop for everyday items, offering a wide range of products from…read moregroceries to household goods.