Recently this place changed ownership. Once called Mack's Mini Mart, One Stop came in and claimed…read morethis spot and re-branded it. They have changed a few things about this spot, some for the better, some for the worse. The one huge improvement they have made is the fact that you can now pay at the pump. Prior to the changeover you had to guess-timate how much gas your car would take. Under shoot that amount and you don't get a full tank. Over shoot that amount and you had to walk back in for a refund of the difference. I was so happy to see this change as it reduced the amount of time I had to spend getting gas. Another change is that they have an expanded menu of made to order food. I cannot speak of the food as I have never had a chance to partake in any of it. I only know of this because of the bright-as-the-sun new sign they have out front. It nearly blinds you with the announcement of the deals for the day. Huge, huge negative here, the gas. I'm not sure where they get their gas from, but it is not the best out there. For me, travelling is a big part of my day, and I usually depend on a good gasoline. You think that you are getting a good deal here as it is usually the cheapest gas around for a while. Always a few cents cheaper than the Sunoco up the street, and nearly ten cents cheaper than any other gas station around. But, to me, this is a facade. I filled my gas tank up and headed on my way. Usually when I do this I can make my round trip to work and back on a little over an eighth of a tank of gas. However the day I stopped here, it took a half of tank of gas for the same travel. There were no side trips, no detours, just the same route I take daily for work. I doubt I will stop here again unless I am made aware of a change is gasoline supplier. If I am going to throw money away, I can find better places to do so rather than a gas station.

great little place the owner is very friendly and understanding. their gas is cheap and the store…read morehas everything your looking for basically, the employees are friendly too great little local place or just passing through it's worth stopping!

What was once known as Dusty's (I believe), is now known as One Stop. Not much has changed but the…read morename. This has to be the communities go to place for gasoline to milk. Yes, this place is more than just a grocery store. It is actually more like a gas station with an extended convenience store. With that the prices aren't always the cheapest, but when you are in dire need of something at the last minute, you really don't care about prices. Speaking of prices, this is usually the cheapest spot along the road for gas prices. There are few and far places along this stretch of road, but it is consistently the cheapest. When I said this was the go to place in the community, I wasn't kidding. When I went to complete my purchase I had to wait for the local gab-fest to end in order to pay. I'm not knocking them for that, but we all know how it is at a place like this. You're an outsider.

Cute little store on Beechwood Boulevard, about a stone's throw from Frick Park. Basically good…read morefor if you need a newspaper or some pop. Rick says the building looks like an old electrical substation from when Pittsburgh had streetcars!

This is a sister to the mini-mart on Blvd of the Allies reviewed previously. It is a little…read morecleaner and less cluttered, but alas, it doesn't have Keebler peanut butter cookies. I would not go out of my way to shop here, but would stop on the run for coffee or snack.

The only problem I had was trying to find items, everything was moved around. A couple of ladies…read morestopped me and asked where coffee filters were, told her, I asked her if she knew where the plastic covers were located. She said yes she did, and she showed me. All started laughing, it made it a little bit easier to find items.

Electronics department is garbage. Not helpful at all. Do the workers want us to see how they don't…read morewant to be there?

Honestly, from the outside, this looks more like a strip mall than a 'Mall'. We walked in the…read moreetrance marked Dubois Mall between Big Lots and Ross and sure enough, it's a 'Mall'. Besides anchor stores Ross and Big Lots, there is a large J.C.Penney. The interior public areas are quite wide, with high ceilings. An average sized Bath & Body works and GNC are located in this section of the mall while many of the other businesses are smaller 'mom and pop' type businesses including a kitchen store, a craft store, a remodeling business and HW Book Peddlers to name a few. Wandering down toward J.C. Penney, there is a wide, bare hallway that looks like a dead end. Being of a curious nature, I wandered down there to find another section of the mall. Not as big, it runs parallel to the other section and J.C. Penney is also accessible from here. The mall office is located off this corridor and in front of this was a display of moving dinosaurs! That was a fun surprise.This section includes DuBois Cafe, Uzi's Pastries, two recruiters, Claire's and a nail salon plus more. Like many malls in America, this one is hanging on; not the haven it was in the 80's or 90's. The anchor stores are definitely worth stopping in to visit, and there are several discount stores of one type or another scattered throughout worth a look. That McNulty's looks like a childs heaven with all the stuffed animals! One area is set aside with arcade games. A few other game machines are scattered throughout the mall as well as several soda machines. Empty shop windows have been painted with cartoon characters which is festive. The wide hall ways make a nice space to stretch your legs on a cold, rainy day. There is lots of parking and a fair number of mall entrances. You can easily spend an afternoon window shopping. Who knows you may, like us, find a couple of items to buy. Then stop by the cafe for a snack or meal and walk off the calories or sit on a bench and do a bit of people watching. There are also several other businesses that share the parking lot including a restaurant and a movie theater. I understand the beginning of the Beaver Meadow Trail starts somewhere near the Mall. I'll have to go find that. When it stops raining.

Ummmm I saw two Amish dudes playing a VR video game. I saw a…read moremechanical dinosaur. I also saw a lot of vacancies. Ross dress for less and Dunhams are the best shopping portions. It also has tractors, random tractors throughout. ... awesome!!!

Lord, if a business could get a five star review for the drama taking place outside of the…read morebusiness, this Sheetz would be soaring high. I mean, a gas station in a Rust Belt area of a downtown that hasn't bounced back yet, bit of a stereotype, but kind of spot on. We were heading north on Route 219 and needed to stop to use the facilities. Last time I was through this area, this location was in the midst of a rebuild. Kind of glad they did, it feels bigger, and at the same time felt a bit crowded...I'll tell you why. When we pulled into the lot we spotted a parking spot right near the door and was about to pull in. That is until the drama unfolded. We were literally in the middle of pulling into the spot when a shirtless man appeared in the spot. He was closely followed by a fully clothed man. There was much shouting, a lot of posturing, in your face screaming, threats of bodily harm to one another. All while we idled right in front of them. That is until I told my brother to move to another spot. We backed out, headed to the other side of the store. As we headed that way I saw they had moved out of the spot and into the throughway of the lot. I also noticed that a guy was kind of trapped in his car waiting for them to move along so he could get out and go in the store. As we walked to the door, you could still hear the yelling and threats. Inside, we used the facilities and browsed a bit. I picked up a drink from the cooler and a snack from the aisles. On my way up to the self checkouts the one guy in the outside drama came back in. In a gloating manner he says that the other guy wouldn't lay a finger on him so he couldn't do anything. Not sure who he was saying this to. Maybe it was to someone in the store, maybe it was to the staff who more than likely had to deal with the other man, or maybe it was to no one in general. One thing I can tell you, it wasn't said to me. For what should have been a quick stop on are trek north, it turned into an entertaining stop. Not that we wanted or needed that, but it was a welcomed thing to witness. What made it funny was that no one local batted an eye at the incident, like it was a constant occurrence.

This sheetz has the best music and cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen or heard at a gas station…read more They play like Americana and indie rock and it's legitimately good music and I'm so excited to hear not garbage radio while I'm stopping here to get food or use the restroom. A+

Great Guy owns it awesome products! good prices. One stop smoke shop !read more

From the owner: We're an East coast shoppe with a West coast mentality.read more

Bought a 8' Brunswick pool table from Dan. He delivered and set it up. Definitely knew what he was…read moredoing. Leveled it perfectly and filled in space between the three pieces of 1" slate. Great job and service. Pool table plays great.

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