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!

Very Clean! Freindly good pizza. Great place to have arround. They have a good stock of items.read more

I stopped here on March 29, 2026, needing both coffee and gas, and I was pleasantly surprised. The…read morecoffeehouse is excellent, and the mini-mart connected to the gas station is really well done. The store was stocked with a great selection of what appeared to be locally made foods. I was especially impressed by the branding and cozy coffee house motif. This place really feels unique. I'll definitely keep it on my radar. If you're traveling on 70 through Maryland, check it out.

Very nice people. Food is amazing. Don't hesitate to drop in and enjoy this place! You won't be…read moredisappointed.

Nice little country store prices weren't to bad, I bought a three piece tenders and they were…read moredelicious would definitely buy again, Staff was very friendly.

Coming from an area with Wawa I expect a lot out of my convenience stores. However, this Turkey…read moreHill did not meet my expectations. When I came in I said hello to the clerk, but received no response. After that, I got a couple of granola bars and a drink. I found both of those items easily as the store was nicely spaced. However, the nice spacing does not make up for the limited food options. For example, they don't have any areas where you can order a fresh sandwich, but rather a selection of pre-made items. They also had an icee machine, but it did not look like it was frequently cleaned as dirty cups were lying around the machines. This Turkey Hill sells gas as well, but don't expect anything quick as it is usually packed with guests from Hershey Park.

I luv th in palmyra pa. Chase Angel Marc Holly Laurie Rob Mark are the BEST. The mgr Kevin I think…read moredoes a great job. Btw I love the new coffee machines. Better than SB. Going to miss Rob who just got promoted

came in late at night for food and had negative experiences with the same employee multiple times…read more when asking for assistance, he was rude and had a major attitude so i decided to leave and not buy anything because of how poorly i was treated. the day time staff are usually very helpful and kind but the kid that works nights has been rude to myself and my friends on multiple occasions.

I was visiting Gettysburg National Memorial Park and wanted to get a quick drink and a snack after…read morespending some time in the park. I was walking around downtown Gettysburg and not too much of the dining options seemed to grab my attention. Instead, I decided to just go to this 7-Eleven. The parking lot at this 7-Eleven was fairly small, but I parked in downtown Gettysburg, so parking was not a problem for me. The options at this 7-Eleven were fairly limited compared to some options you might see at the local Sheetz. For example, there was no sparking water and the closest option was club soda. I also got a bottle of water. Similarly, there were not a ton of snack options. There were some nuts, crackers and candy, but nothing too unique or interesting. The options were limited. Obviously, unlike Sheetz there are no custom made options. I just picked up a pop-tart because that was a tasty option that they had here and I haven't had one in a couple of years. Altogether, this 7-Eleven is pretty basic in their options, but it's convenient if you're visiting Gettysburg National Military Park and one to get a quick drink or snack.

This place is right next door to the BTI White Water Rafting place. They have all the usual small…read morecountry store offerings but I want to give it a shout out for two very important reasons: 1) They sell booze. It is really important to put booze in your cooler when you go tubing. Trust me on this. Do not listen to what anyone else says on this subject. 2) They sell cigars - seriously good brands at seriously good prices - I am buying Romeos at about $7 a strick off the internet and these guys have the same stogies for about $4.

The overwhelming majority of those of us who smoke KNOW we shouldn't. Health issues aside, it's…read morevery expensive. A carton of cigarettes in my part of Maryland costs between $66 and $72 per carton. They are just about $53 at Little Country Store. And this is for premium brands like Newports. If you call ahead (which I do, since it's a 40 mile drive), if your brand is in stocks, they will make sure they are put aside for you. Very friendly staff.

Mike, Virginia, John Paul and others are efficient, courteous and LOVE to meet your need and be…read moresatisfied when leaving. (and entering) Mr. Jefferson Duck

Love this place!!! Always have the greatest convo with everyone who works here. Positive energy and…read morethey're family oriented. Truly love coming here before mini road trips, before kids school drop off and when my kids eat all the bread.

Horrible! !! Tiny store. Cannot get in or out of the parking lot. Always a long wait. Will NOT…read morestop there.

There's nothing like a BLT to fuel a road trip... Sheetz gets it right. Love to stop there for…read morebreakfast. and the coffee is good too....road gadgets are available if you leave your phone charger at home for example....