I called to see if they had a pubic restroom and they hung up on me. I called back and she got…read moresmart with me just for asking if they had a public bathroom.

This GetGo right on Baum right in the city Easy in and out…read moreGotta all the good gas station feels It's got gas at a decent price Air for your tires for FREE and it's one of those easy peasy to use pumps who hates gas stations that charge for air yeah I get it but why mess around with those little guys go to GetGo and get free Lots of sammie and beverage options you order on their touch screen They even have a little cafe sit down section Of course the lottery tickets And many snacks ...many including krispy cream donuts As far as gas stations go this is a great one to visit

I've hated this place since it was a BP. And even though the name has changed, nothing else has…read more This place is by far the worst of the worse. This particular one is located at a very busy intersection where five roads meet. So just picture that when attempting to enter/exit this place. And to speak of the overcrowding of this tiny lot isn't even worth it. The tiny store that goes along with this place is as much of a joke as you can imagine. They have attempted to shove as much as they could in here to make it look like a typical GetGo. Right down to the ATM. Save your time and drive a few more miles to a different gas station, you'll surely save a headache by doing so.

I was extremely happy when I heard about GetGo coming to my neighborhood. But then I asked myself,…read more"almost every GetGo is huge, accommodates at least 12 cars comfortably and has a really good super center." That's where the problems really are. The access to this gas station has always been laughable. One of the biggest intersections in Squirrel Hill and you need to plan ahead (depending on the time of day) on how the hell you're going to get in there. But once you do, oh the humanity!!!! With a whopping 9 pumps in a very intimate setting, you'll be lucky to find a pump in the middle of the day or well after rush hour (good time to go: 3:00am). so you wait your turn, in the direction you arrived, and then the party begins...or nightmare! Cars attempting, hilariously, time consuming 3-point turns. People beeping and hanging out their window pointing at soon-to-be-empty spaces, praying for dibs on it. Drivers finally getting a space and then, "oops, my tank is on the other side" wash, rinse and repeat ad nauseum. Whew!!!...But wait they have a "store". It is small, crowded, brings (non-driving) customers of the street to walk casually around the stating continuing to inhibit any form of a viable system. Cashiers are okay, and I couldn't and wouldn't ever do that job. Leaving is just as hard. After you white knuckled the pump so it can go "faster" (because understand, I you leave your car for any reason or show that you are not doing your best to hurry up, you will become a pariah, and other drivers give no sympathy. Personal note: Last week, from entrance to egress, I kid you not, I took the better part of 25 minutes to fill my tank up and pay at the pump. The good: Free air (thank you GetGo sooo much, free freaking air) and it is a Get Go so you can use your advantage card.

I've been watching the gas prices at this Sunoco station for 4 months, and I was surprised that…read morethey charge 10 -20 cents per gallon more than most other stations in Pittsburgh. So I looked up some research and found this scholarly article published in the Economic Inquiry in 2010: RETAIL REDLINING: ARE GASOLINE PRICES HIGHER IN POOR AND MINORITY NEIGHBORHOODS? by CAITLIN KNOWLES MYERS, GRACE CLOSE, LAURICE FOX, JOHN WILLIAM MEYER and MADELINE NIEM. I was educated on a subject I knew nothing about. I even wrote to lead author to discuss her research and findings. I'm never going to buy gas at this station, it's a despicable practice and morally wrong. I keep up on gas prices with my Gas Buddy phone app, and it clearly shows the kind of injustice that goes on

Where do I start? First of all, they think that just because of their location being outside of…read moreHighland Park they can charge 15-20 cents more than every other gas station. Also, don't even try your card at the pump because 70% of the time it will tell you you have to pay inside anyways.

Always pretty clean and well-kept as far as gas stations go. Good variety of snacks to choose from…read more Staff is all nice, but if you're in outside of peak business hours, you might find them on the phone. Slushee machines are always working though :)

Flat tire. Trying to limp it to a gas station to fill the tire to see if it will hold any air. Sign…read moreon the air pump says maybe this thing doesn't work. Ask attendant. He says it's fixed and works well. Plug in my $2 in quarters and get 2 seconds of air and then nothing. Fine. Backed into the handicapped spot and swapped my now fully deflated tire with my spare. No thanks, I'll be going somewhere with truthful attendants.

Prices are good and they have bathrooms! Well, it's one unisex bathroom, but it's generally clean…read more There's a cute cafe area, although I've never seen anyone sitting there, I imagine it's mostly grab and go. They have air for your tires. The store is spacious and well stocked.

Speed Way was many things over the years but I'm glad this is what it's become…read more Like the bastard stepchild of Sheetz and Get Go, Speedway is a gas station stop with its own selection of MTO Burgers, Pizzas, Toronados and Late Night Treats & Lattes. They have a solid drink selection in the cooler and all the exclusive chips and snacks to refill on a pit stop or for your late night snack run for the GreenField, Squirrel Hill, Homestead/Munhall residents. Energy Drinks, Fresh Krispy Kreme Donuts and giant 69 cent drinks in the vein of 7/11's really rounds out your wants and needs. Getting in and out of this place is easy, the gas is priced right and as a bonus they also have restrooms. This location is fairly new in its build so the edges are dust free the bathrooms are generally clean and everything just has that I'm new come in and enjoy me feel. Satisfy all your needs at The Speedway!

too many panhandlers approaching the customers at the gas pumps. Management needs to control this…read morebetter.

Bought black and mild cigars there everyday for a month until I walked in and tried one day and was…read moretold there's a minimum of $3 card fee. When I told the cashier that I've been purchasing them everyday he shrugged his shoulders and said "I work here every day". If the owners knew he was losing them business they probably wouldn't be too happy. I definitely won't spend any more money there. He doesn't care cuz that's less work for him.

If someone cuts you off as you're turning in here, just BP at them. Honk honk!…read more Located on Liberty Avenue you will find this pretty decent BP station with pretty high gas prices. It's not my favourite, but it's not the worst. Service is a little problematic and the convenience store isn't great and very overpriced, as expected, but at least it's here for when you're running out of gas.

Wish I can give them a 0 star. Because they took my money. And then didn't want to give it back to…read moreme. Because they're a bunch of scammers.I want him there bought, so try to buy cigarettes and took them on money off my card.And then avoid the ticket after they took my money.Now I wouldn't go back here.And I would tell people not to go there either because they're about their scammers and locked me in the store refusing to let me leave after they call the cops on me.Because I asked them nicely multiple times it can be back my money cause you took my money off of my count

This gas station has changed suppliers so many times that it is hard to keep track of what type of…read morestation it is now. But, for now, it is a Sunoco. I can remember it being a Shell station, maybe an Exxon, and who knows exactly what else. The location keeps it busy, but it also creates havoc. It is weirdly odd at how busy it always is. But when you are located on a stretch of road where Fifth Ave turns into Washington Blvd and intersects with Frankstown, you are bound to have a hit or miss experience here. I have really seen a lot at this location over the years. Where I use to work was located up the road and I would always drive by here. I have seen cars sitting up on the concrete barrier that separates the lot from the sidewalk. Like the person misjudged where to pull in and made a temporary statue of their car. Anyway, gas prices are reasonable as there is competition across the street. Inside you have your typical set up for a convenience store. Once you find your items you head the register and wait in line. A big huge window barrier separates you and the employee, so if you are purchasing items outside that barrier you need to move the UPC towards them so they can ring it up. They will also slide a plastic bag under the barrier if you have a multitude of items. This really isn't a place to stop on the regular unless you live in the neighborhood. I especially enjoyed the bullet holes in the one window towards the back of the store.