Bathrooms were clean, food was just as expected - but actually not as greasy as I thought! Just…read morewish the meat wasn't so ground up in the tacos. Above all, we loved the cinnamon sugar pretzel- good chew and buttery, cinnamon goodness. Hit the spot for convenience store food, and the eating area was clean and spacious.

Polite, helpful staff on all shifts. MTO says $7+, but many items ring $8-$20. Sheetz cooperate or…read morewhoever controls advertising. Fix it to prevent confusion and potential legal issues from someone willing to push them (not me). I love when a company hires decent employees. I dislike cooperate & company cheeseballs who lie to paying customers. ​

Good sandwhiches, custom made to order. They have a highly organized automated order system, where…read moreyou go to one of many screens in the convenience store, or use your phone. You see the options, custom build your sandwhich and it is ready fast. Lots of convenience food in their main store. Staff is friendly. The gas station is also clean and organized. I was impressed.

Typical Sheetz that you find anywhere - has cool service for food delivery at curbside through the…read moreapp though like say McDonalds or other big chains which is cool on a rainy night. Clean and bright inside, helpful staff. Reasonable gas prices.

As someone not originally from Pennsylvania, or even the eastern United States, Sheetz is still a…read morerelative novelty. It's by far the best food I've ever gotten from a gas Station, and I would gladly take their Quesarito over anything the neighboring Taco Bell has to offer. They also have frozen yogurt, but I'd only get it from there if the nearby Cornell Creamery isn't open.

I stopped there and walked through the front doors and I couldn't believe my eyes it was so big…read moreinside walk in cooler dinning area it was amazing I would go there anytime!!!!!

Get Go is a gas-station and convenience-store chain that is owned by Giant Eagle grocery store…read more GetGo has hundreds of locations across several states. This particular location is located in Jeannette, and it is open 24 hours per day. My husband and I needed to fill up the gas tank in our SUV with premium gasoline. A pump was available for our use, so we did not have to wait in a line of vehicles. The price of $4.999 per gallon was comparable to what other gas stations charge, and we experienced no waits or malfunctioning with the pump. Note: If you are a member of Giant Eagle's rewards program, then you can earn Perks here and later redeem them for discounts on gas and groceries. We did not use the convenience store or the GetGo Cafe, so I cannot comment on them.

For the time being this is the newest GetGo out there, give it time and another one will be taking…read morethat title. With that, the location of this one is in an already gas station heavy area. To note it is at a very busy intersection on Route 30 in Jeannette. This sits between two red light intersections, on a busy day this can be quite a chore to get in and out of. With it being brand new the location has all the bells and whistles. The gas island is set off to one side of the lot making it fairly easy if you are just getting gas. There is also a free air spot for your tires. The store portion is pretty great. It has that industrial feel. It has all that you would expect to find when it comes to convenience. This location also has a fairly extensive selection of beer and wine. The hot prepared food section is rather nice looking. I cannot speak to the speed or quality of the food as I was just looking for a quick drink after fueling up my vehicle. One added bonus at this location is kind of hidden. Prior to this being a GetGo a PNC Bank sat at the location. PNC didn't completely go away. In the back right corner there sits a drive up ATM, brought to you by no other than PNC.

The Oakmont Plum Service Plaza is located along the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Its businesses include a…read moreSunoco gas station, 7-Eleven convenience store, Burger King restaurant, Auntie Anne's restaurant, and Starbucks restaurant. It also has an Apple Green desk, and its sign said that customers could "order ahead, pick up and go." Other amenities are an ATM, restrooms, lots of tables and chairs, information for tourists, etcetera. During my visit on a Sunday morning, I thought that the building and grounds looked to be in good condition. My husband purchased gasoline at the Sunoco. We browsed the products in the 7-Eleven but did not like their snacks and beverages. The Auntie Anne's did not appear to be open, but the Burger King and Starbucks were. I used the women's restroom, and it had lots of available stalls that were fairly clean.

Every so often on my ventures to work I will take the Turnpike. I rarely stop at the service plazas…read morebut without realizing I needed gas I had to make a stop of be stuck along the side of the highway. My initial need here was fuel. I made my way there and then decided to make my way inside. What I can say about this area is that even though this service plaza is newer, it was poorly designed and poorly enforced on where vehicles can park. Inside, it almost looks deserted given the time you stop here. It looks underutilized and almost gives off a dead mall vibe when you walk in. Like every possible business was like, "Nah, I'm out." It also gives off a bit of a dirty feel to it as well. Like it wasn't properly cleaned in a while. The bathrooms have a smell to them. The dining area looks as if there is a film on tables, and it is so dim inside.

Speedways are popping up like dandelions in pavement in our area. Everywhere you look one is…read moresprouting. And if you pay close attention they are always near the local competition for western Pennsylvania, Sheetz. Speedway is basically Sheetz in just about every way. So if you have never been to a Speedway before but have been to a Sheetz, you already know what you are in for. Most of the same. Prepackaged snacks, coolers full of drinks, coffee bar with all the fixings and a place to order a quick meal to either take with you or eat in house in the small cafe section. This location is pretty new in the sense that it hasn't been open long. It is quite huge and can accommodate an onslaught of vehicles at any given time. Inside is nice and big as well. Customer service was alright, make sure you get their savings card, whatever the name of it is. The only thing I don't like about this place is the close proximity to the scenic hotel that has been there for years. All the sudden you now have a 24 hour gas station as a neighbor, get a room facing the other way now.