The restroom was very clean and fresh at 1030pm I was very impressed rest of store was in very…read moregood condition

Sheetz is a pretty cool convenience store, We don't have this chain in Jersey but after stopping…read moreinto this one in Huntingdon I definitely wish that We did. They got EVERYTHING Up in here including delicious MTO [made to order] Sandwiches, freshly brewed Coffee, baked goods, beverages, and a whole lot more.    Gas prices are excellent and way cheaper than where I'm from so no complaints there and I found the restrooms to be very clean. Not sure that You could ask for anything else from a one stop sorta place like this. Come And Get Your Fill Up & Munch On!!

With some time to kill before I had to be where I had to be, I decided to venture into Huntingdon…read moreand look for the Sheetz in town. Man, did I get lost when I came through town, but I eventually did find my way. You can tell from the picture here that it is an old picture. Since that picture, they have done a complete rebuild to maximize the offerings. And, this is just my opinion, that was well needed. With their proximity to Juniata College, I am sure they get a fair share of their customers from college kids. The lot was large and accommodating. However, for the lot size there seems to be less pumps here than at stores that are smaller in lot size. Inside, it was amazingly stocked and I was able to find everything I had come here to grab. I wanted some snacks and to grab a sweet tea. I made my way through the store and to the front and the line was rather quick. Overall, it is great for those that live in town, but if you are driving through on 22, not worth the detour.

The employees suck.. I am a college student and I've heard them several times talking to a customer…read moretelling him he shouldn't come back in that he needed to go buy a microwave.. who's paying who?

One star because the people who work here are mostly all very nice! But the store is filthy, they…read moreare constantly out of very essential products, and compared to Sheetz they are just really pitiful! If you can make it to Sheetz then pass this place and keep going!! They do have an ATM big diesel pumps and pre made sandwiches if you are in a hurry.

From the owner: Martin Oil Company is a full service distributor of heating oil, diesel fuel, gasoline and other…read moreenergy products in western and central Pennsylvania. Martin Oil Company owns Martin General Stores, a regional chain of convenience stores. For 50 years, Martin Oil Company has aimed to provide honest, friendly and dependable service in every transaction. We strive to treat our customers and co-workers with respect. That's a big order in a business environment but having it as a goal has made our company what it is today.

Agree with James, the largest in Huntingdon it has indoor & outdoor seating, nice for long trips…read morewhen you want to stretch your legs and enjoy your meal for a minute. Gas, Diesel, and plenty of parking spots. I'd love to see them put 1 or 2 EV charging stations here for that same reason. I can easily kill 15 minutes here while I get a 75+% charge. They have a beer cave (walk-in beer cooler for you non-sheetz people), ice cream machines (if they have the Dole Whip... get it. You will not be disappointed.), M-T-O food menu that is quite extensive. They have tobacco (stop smoking, its gross & kills you) as well as PA lotto for your other vice. If I'm in the area this is usually the most convenient and my preferred stop. However, if you want to make a left back onto 26, you need to use the light, you cannot make that turn from the parking lot.

How can one not love Sheetz. It's practically a staple of everyday life. This location has proven…read moreto be just as good as the others. The largest in Huntingdon and a great location. Indoor and outdoor dining area, beer cave, ice cream, and more.

A small town convenience store and gas station. An assortment of prepackaged food and beverage…read moreitems are available for purchase. Several sitting booths are located along the back wall. The recent refurbishment has struck a balance between the past and present. In such a small town Skip's Hometown Store is a vital asset.

Sheetz, Benner Pike, State College, PA…read more After a long night shift, I used the drive-through to order a bagel with cream cheese. In the dark, I could see the bagel was oddly wrapped, like shrink-wrap around the small looking sandwich? The first bite was shockingly tough, extremely dry and tasteless. The cream cheese was absorbed into the dried-out bread, there was no taste of cream cheese, I could not finish it. This was no over-sight. They were not busy. That sandwich has been exposed to the environment for days, and God knows what else. The Sheetz kitchen staff purposely served this disgusting object to me. Is Sheetz telling their kitchen staff to eliminate waste at all cost?

I had heard rumors of Sheetz locations without the gas station, but that's all they were for a…read morewhile. They were suppose to open one in Pittsburgh near the Pitt campus, but that has yet come to be. Since I was in State College and out walking the streets I figured I would find the mythical beast that I have heard of. My first attempt at finding it, I walked right past it. You see, growing up in a small town that had one of the original looking Sheetz out there, you automatically are looking for gas pumps and big, shining, humming lights in the parking lot. Not an urban looking cafe thing that this particular one is. Don't get me wrong, every so often when I get that craving for some Sheetz I really don't want to have to fight my way through a parking lot full of vehicles to get my food, I just want to be able to eat it before I get it home and it has already started to cool off a bit. My second attempt, armed with my handy dandy map on my phone, I still walked right past it. Yep, that's right, that was me that you saw do an about face while looking at my phone screen. The building blends in so well that I thought it was a coffee shop at first. Glad I looked up from my phone for a few seconds. Watch your step coming in here, with the grade of the street the stairs a bit weird, but there is also a ramp to get to the store. Once inside you find that it is longer than it is wider. Due to this, it feels much bigger than what you would imagine. This is like a huge convenience store, with some fast food. But then add in the fact that you can sit in house and enjoy it. Not just sit in house, but you can sit here and get some work done too, why, because it does come off like a coffee house as well. Don't want to sit inside, guess where, there's outside seating that overlooks the sidewalk. So take in that fresh air when you are shoving that MTO goodness down your throat. Customer service, at least to me, was top notch here. I did not have a bad interaction here. Everything was neat and clean, all the shelves were well stocked, and I really couldn't find a fault in this place. What I learned today is that Big Foot is real and that I encountered that. What I mean by that is that a Sheetz with no gas pumps exists, and it works. I really wish this concept takes off and these types of locations start popping up more often. Only that they not just pop up near college campuses would be great too. Kind of funny if you think about it. Sheetz started out kind of like this and then added the gas, now they are heading back towards that.

Gas station with 12 pumps right off the highway. Prices…read moreslightly cheaper than Flying J across the street. Bathrooms small but clean. Showers available. Official Cinnabon kiosk inside!!!

OK spot here!…read more Food/Drink: Plenty of snacks, chips, jerky, sweets, taquitos, and fountain drinks. Dinning Area: None. Prices: Relatively inexpensive, minus the big ticket items. Parking: Plenty of space, side and back private lots. Bathrooms: Bathrooms were clean and well stocked. Stock: Plenty of items, all stocked well. Clearly priced, and placed in correct areas. Atmosphere: Very lively, truck stop mostly, but lots of travelers. Staff/Attendants: Guy was not talkative, and not very happy. I like enthusiasm and conversation, he was neither. An experience! 6/10

Nice little grocery store in a no e little town. Stock up if you are going toward Rayston. There is…read morenothing except a Dollar General between there and Huntingdon.

Everyone is polite and courteous. The food is excellent and good portions. Nice that you can get…read moreyour alcohol there too. Also have skill machines and lottery. Everything you need in one business.

I know nothing about fishing or bait. Yes, the crew bought their bait here, and took it out in an…read moreadorable little tiny styrofoam container called a Crawler Hawler. No I am not giving them stars based on that one item. Here's the basis for my stars: I forgot both the Dijon mustard AND the horseradish for crab cakes. This little convenience store had both items. This place actually is like a back woods department store! Clothing, cutlery, specialty items. I wouldn't be surprised if there were a little jewelry store and wedding chapel out back! Hooray for a convenience store that saved our meal! ...'Cause there weren't any fish getting fried ;^)

WARNING - If you are a vegetarian, 98% of this review will squick you out. Sorry…read more So let's say you wind up at the Raystown Lake campground and for some reason you didn't bring your fishing gear. I'm not sure how this would happen if you intended to fish, but work with me. Let's assume that in your excitement to go camping you left your tackle box on top of the car and peeled out of the driveway and you had Judas Priest cranked up to 11 and you were singing "Headin' out on the Highway" with Halford and you didn't hear it crashing on the ground behind you. Serve you right for peeling out of your drive. But anyway, you get to the campground and are plunged into the depths of sad because you have no tackle box. It's OK, because Seven Points has all of the fishing tackle you could possibly need, even for fish of a size that I hope are not in the lake and if there are, I don't want to know. We did bring our tackle boxes when we went to Raystown and still wound up buying a couple of things, just because. They also sell food, including bacon the old-fashioned way - thick slices in the deli and OMG, the steaks. And camping gear. Basically, it's a nicely stocked small grocery store that also caters to campers and fishers. And did I mention they sell ice cream? This allows you to engage in the very grown up activity of having ice cream for breakfast. The staff were very, very busy, but also managed to be friendly. Bottom line - If you're camping at Raystown Lake and find you've forgotten something or just get a craving for ice cream, check out Seven Points.