It is always fun to me to find a Sheetz to stop at on a trip. As you can see by my recent travels…read moreI have gone out of my way to find a location to go to. It also gives me a reason to detour from my route to make a stop and fill the time that I have on my hands at the time. I had a ton of time on my hand before where I needed to be, so I took a detour to find this one. This location feels like it is a bit lonely as it sits in a more residential area if you are coming from the one end. The other way there are several other businesses, but nothing that would make this a commercial district in any way. Even though it feel a bit lonely here, they are all the bells and whistles at this location. Outdoor seating, indoor seating, many different fuel types, and of course all the goodies you have come to know of Sheetz. I stopped here to get myself a snack, use the facilities and grab a few things that I really didn't need. It was a fast experience as I was basically in and out. I did stick around a bit to after making my purchase. I sat outside and took in the day before I hopped back into my vehicle and headed to my final destination. Customer service was swift and polite here. They were attentive and made for a swift transaction. I would definitely stop back here on my way through if I'm ever in the area again.

In town for work at the Humboldt industrial park...decided around 6:30 PM to take a break and hit…read morethe nearest Sheetz in Sugarloaf for a quick sandwich. It was phenomenal. Went with Hot Ham with Pepper Jack Cheese, Dr Pepper BBQ sauce, on a Pretzel sub roll (hey, I had some fun and was creative haha). Picked up a bag of Salt and Pepper Herr's and also a pak of Boyer Butterscotch cups for my flight home the following day. Pennsylvania takeout junk food HEAVEN. I useta be torn on the Wawa vs Sheetz debate...I've now definitely slid to the Sheetz side. More variety...better food. Wish Sheetz would come down to Florida like Wawa did. And I'm glad my wife wasn't with me on my junk food run to Sheetz as she woulda likely suggested that I swap out the Herr's for a salad...

If you are on the highway and want to get gas and a great sandwich or wrap at one place this is the…read moreplace for you. I got a hoagie to die for. This is the ultimate quick stop and go.

Gas station with this food? 1 stop shop for travelers! Definitely worth a stop if youre hungry and…read morein a hurry

This Wawa has friendly and respectful staff, who welcome you when you enter. The store is Clean and…read morestocked well.

Atrocious staff. Can not make sandwiches on time during low-traffic hours and will offer nothing…read morebut excuses for why. Getting orders refunded by their equally incompetent corporate headquarters is a nightmare. Absolute waste of space.

Update.... Since my last post I purchase a tank of gas at…read moreUnity, the gasoline is now producing the correct miles per gallon as of 10/20/25. So the mystery of why I was getting such low MPG for the last couple years is answered, I will not get gas there anymore. If you get gas at the Unity in Bloomsburg make sure you check your MPG often.

This at one point was a Uni-Mart, but has been renamed, and some searches show incorrect results…read more Unity Food Mart is the most average convenience store you'll possibly ever see: two gas pumps and a building with a few parking spaces. Not much in terms of food here, go to Sheetz for that. Why is it worth stopping here? They have Guers Dairy products, specifically the Iced Tea, which is rare in this area. The owners of Unity have most of their stores in the Coal Region, where Guers is a staple, and that's why they have it. Overall, worth stopping in for some Guers if you can't make it to the Coal Region.

This is now Sullivan's Service Station. Great place! Fixed our camper van's flat tire in a jiffy…read more Highly recommend.

I was referred to Barto's by another mechanic when I was stranded in this town on my way to…read moreChicago. I had just had my motor rebuilt and several things changed. My car started failing and I stopped by the shop. Brian plugged my car into the diagnostic machine but my car was not providing any readings. Instead of suggesting that I change different parts to try to fix the problem, they sent me off saying that they couldn't in all fairness help me. I wound up going to the Nissan dealer who was able to resolve my problem. The honesty, integrity, and friendliness offered by this business was amazing. I wish I lived closer to have them be my regular mechanics.

This is the only gas station in the local area that presently carries ethanol-free gasoline…read more It is available in 90 octane premium grade at the same price as E10 Premium. (Currently at $2.899 per gallon on 10/17/20.)

First impression, this place is amazingly clean. This is my first time eating here but about my…read morefifth time just stopping in for a rest break. I've been impressed every time. Unbelievably clean for a truckstop. I love how they painted the store name on the asphalt outside. I ordered a full-size classic Italian hoagie. It came out as an open faced sandwich which is a little disappointing but good nonetheless. Only disappointing because they pack so much meat and cheese that it makes it difficult to eat. Especially without making a huge mess. Still not complaining.. I had to use my knife and cut it into sections and fold it like a typical sub. It was really good. They do have a pretty extensive menu. Lots of items for breakfast, lunch or dinner. I will try a hot sandwich or sub next time. The restroom was neat and tidy and the store itself was not overcrowded with shelves and isles as your normal gas station would be. Very pleasant to shop around. Nice and cool air conditioning for a pleasant respite from the summer heat. In the diner area, along the front wall there is a few gambling kiosks if you're willing to risk your money. (sorry. I didn't get pictures of those.)

Stopped in while staying nearby. Not sure how former reviewers found it a great place to get…read moregroceries. I found it fine for a sandwich, chips and a few soda/energy drink choices. Maybe also some emergency medicine, souvenirs and a few pantry items. Truthfully felt a little uncomfortable bought a sandwich and left.

Used to be a great place to stop for subs, sandwiches, drinks, etc. on our way up to go hunting and…read morefushing. They recently raised prices that blew our minds. Nine dollars for half a sub. No more. The young lady who bought the store a year or so ago can cop a real attitude.