Our stop this morning was for bathrooms first and then coffee. Mrs, K. went and used the ladies,…read morereporting back that it was clean. I used the mens and it was also clean. I pressed the "green" button on the way out. Next stop, coffee. And other than they had different lids that did not fit any of the cups, this was good. We made our grind-to-order coffee, added some creamer and ice, and were able to have it rung up quickly. I even scanned my Love's app to earn my way towards a free coffee! No need for gas today but the pump area was tidy with no trash.

It seems fine and busy. Even at noon it took ten minutes to find a spot. I'm the only masked…read moreperson here.

Clean bathroom has paper towels. Toilet seats not gross. Has basic gas station section and…read moreStarbucks and roys. Plenty of indoor seating. One of the gas station pumps out of service.

Always clean (appreciate the family restroom being spotless) and staff are friendly And helpful.read more

It was our good fortune to randomly stumble upon this fine enterprise! It's housed in a simple…read moreCitgo station on Chocolate Avenue, and is completely unassuming in appearance. But spend 5 minutes talking to the people, and you'll never want to get your car worked on anywhere else.

This is the most awesome repair shop. Everyone is excellent and accomodating. No matter what your…read morerepair may be you are in good hands

Sheetz has quite the following. Locations can be found all across Pennsylvania. We stopped at this…read moreone late one evening when we were in need of some food. Ordering is an easy process - you just use a little kiosk. Then you take your receipt to the cashier and pay. And then you wait. The menu is plentiful and you can make all kinds of customizations. And the prices are reasonable. It was super busy when we were here, so we did have to wait awhile. But it was worth it. It was really tasty food.

I have kept my initial review but put it after this edit. I was falsely accused of theft at a place…read moremy family and friends enjoyed going to. We would get gas, food and drinks. Yet, after this place reported me to the police for theft that all changed. I have never once committed a crime. In fact I am usually the person who turns in people who steal. Even when my kids were young and they would take something I would take them back to return the item and apologize. Their lies have caused me severe anxiety and stress regardless of knowing I am innocent. My husband has stopped giving this place any money. We now will drive up to half an hour to get what we normally get at this place at another place. I have also had my friends who know my character also have ceased spending money at this place. Liars work here. Run away as fast as possible. "I have been living in PA for just a little over 3 yrs. I have absolutely no criminal record and have never stolen a thing in my whole life. I hate people who steal. Yet, this store has accused me of stealing a drink from them. They have never once approached me. I will do everything to prove I have never stolen a thing. I will then sue in court for lying about me committing a crime. This won't be swept under the rug. I promise I will prove my innocence and hold accountable those who have lied about me. Hope you are ready for the fight of your life. I will ensure that everyone who knows me stops coming to your location and giving you money after the lies."

I judge a business by its business partners as much as the products or services they offer…read more I enjoy Wawa's food and convenience enough to order delivery through their app. They choose to use DoorDash exclusively for delivery orders. In the past, I've had problems receiving deliveries from restaurants that use DD because that company is notorious for covering itself from lability when drivers fail. But with Wawa, this was my only option for one casual $25 order and, frankly, DoorDash has never failed to deliver from a venue near the airport because there are many drivers ready to fulfill our requests. Unfortunately for us, the driver reported they delivered my order and sent a photo confirming it went to the wrong address. The driver never responded to my texts, so I reached out to Wawa and DoorDash. Both refused to either immediately refund my order or replace it. Wawa blamed DoorDash and refused to make it right. DoorDash promised to escalate my issue to a "specialist" to determine if my lack of food or refund was worth action. Meanwhile, I made due with what was left around the house and told my guests that it was my fault to trust either one of them. It's a minor issue for them. It is an important issue for me when I order a meal for myself and my friends and family. I need to rely on the restaurant AND their chosen delivery service. Because Wawa did not step up and, in fact, hid behind the incompetence of its exclusice business partner, I will go elsewhere from now on. And because DoorDash is such a terrible business partner, I will never again patronize a restaurant that uses them exclusively for delivery, even if I order in or pick up.

These people cant seem to get my loaded fries order right i always add jalapeños and never get them…read moreive tried twice not trying a 3rd

I recently visited this store because the Wawa next door was too busy. This is not how you run a…read moreSheetz SO close to competition. Located next to the airport, this Sheetz is consistently put-upon. Its employees are unhappy, disengaged, and appear to have been trained to expect that customers might attack them without warning. The last time I ordered food there was a cold sub. Asked for toasted bread, got stale bread instead. The turkey was "off" and what it lacked in meat they made up for in sloppy globs of mayo. It was like the store was angry at me. If I don't need gas to return my rental, I'll go to Dunkin up the road or the McDonald's that just moved in nearby. I'll continue to use Wawa

Be Careful, if you eat to much food from here you'll get the Sheetz... and then you'll be sorry!…read more Do a better job, get it dialed in. We all know it's a gas station, but you could actually care about people's health.

One the front line in the territorial war between Sheetz and Wawa, this location is ideally located…read morefor folks headed toward the airport, Lancaster, or the Turnpike. While the parking lot is a typical example of Sheetz' infatuation with sadistic BF Skinner fantasies, this location is generally run well. The staff is friendly and makes eye contact. They respond to lines building up at the checkout. The kitchen is usually moving quickly and the orders are kicked out promptly. The store is generally clean, including the bathrooms which - while not pristine - are rarely nightmare levels of filth you'd see along the highway. It's easy to frind grab-and-go items and there are a lot of pre-wrapped food items to choose from if you just need to gas up and go. This location will get you through the queue quickly. The Beer Cave is often crowded and cramped with product that can't be stocked from the palate, making it hard to get to stock in the back. My main issue with Sheetz is more about the brand. What used to be a go-to spot for decent food has become more of an expensive roller-grill with the kind of subs that you can get wrapped out of a gas station cooler. As Wawa shows up in Central PA, there is a clear difference in quality for about the same price on similar items. When flying in or out of Harrisburg, I'll order lunch from Wawa even if the price of gas is much higher there, just so I don't have to settle for airport fare. But on Lindle Road, I know I'll get quality service so I don't have to make an extra food stop in the neighborhood if I need to keep moving. While Sheetz is obsessive about its branding, that WOW feeling is no longer matched by the kind of radical culinary offerings and quality that made it more than "gas station cuisine" and as someone who discovered this place long ago at IUP during an overnight pub crawl in the late 90s, it's come a long way but in the wrong direction.

Once you near the center of PA the Wawas disappear and Sheetz surfaces. I'm certainly bias to Wawa…read morebut Sheetz is not bad. For what it's worth both Wawa and Sheetz do not do breakfast well but in a pinch on the road they both do the trick. The stores operate in a similar way with touchscreen ordering, pay at the register and pick up your food and/or drinks. The waiting time was not long at Sheetz and I love that they display the status of the orders on a screen with estimated wait time.

Old timey, get watcha need, screws and nuts, some milk and bread, and a made to order sandwich to…read morego... that's Steve's, don't know what I would do with out it.

I went to the store to get gasoline. I got stuck because of the snow on the driveway…read more so I ask for help but nobody helped me. they need to know that everyone will need help sometime.

Basic convenient store. Employees are always courteous and friendly. Good selection of snacks. The…read moreshorter woman (sorry if that's offensive) is one of the nicest people ever. Always a smile on her face. Everything always seems clean and stocked well. I feel comfortable stopping in here. They also have a vacuum and air pump.

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