You know how you find yourself taking a way home you've never taken before? And it's in the middle…read moreof a snowstorm? No, you haven't? Well I have. I took the advice of my father to take a "safer" way home while coming back from an out of town trip. Here's a tip, in the digital age, sometimes Google outweighs a father's advice. While taking the father suggested route I needed gas before I got home. Being on a road I had no idea where it was going to take me I literally pulled into the first gas station that I saw along the road. That brings us to here. I pulled in and because of the snow the lot is a slip sliding mess. Gas pricing was your basic Pennsylvania pricing. Then you go inside. I'm not sure what to make of the inside here. It's so many things crammed into one small space. I couldn't even focus. I went and got myself a drink and then to the counter. This has to be a place in this small town that everyone knows everyone, whether you like it or not. The kid working the counter talked to everyone that came in. I finally got my drink and cigarettes and ran out the door. Not that I didn't want to be here, it was just so busy inside.

The Valero has a hotel, alcohol, restaurant, gas, sporting goods, lottery, full convenience store,…read moreand clean bathrooms. The hotel offers six simple clean rooms. If you need one day or several nights it's quiet and affordable. They serve food in house or available for takeout. Great pizza. The Beer Cave was fully stocked with a load of domestic and imports. A selection of beers is available for in house consumption or grab a six pack or case to take home or back to your room. The gaming area has over a 100 instant tickets to choose from along with skill games. Most importantly the rest rooms are clean. Located in the small town of Berlin.

Convenient location with a store that has a large variety of snacks, and clean bathrooms. I would…read moredefinitely come back here again the next time I'm in the area.

Good to go. I have…read morebecome of fan of Sheetz since getting my RV. Most location have been good and this location is probably right at the top. Worth a stop.

Four Stars for free air Corner Store Convenience…read moreAll the Locals Know This little gas station/ corner store at times closes so don't plan on coming here 24/7, but it is convenient, has free air, and a variety of stuff to buy. The place seems to be a local hang out as I still remember the first time I came to Grantsville, two dudes with only half of their teeth were just hanging out here when I pulled up. Luckily this was not indicative of the rest of the community.

The most clean and orderly gas station I have ever seen in my life. It's pristine, which is unusual…read morefor an older building. If I dropped my snack on the floor, I wouldn't be afraid to eat it. I've never seen chip bags stand so straight in my life. You can easily find anything you need because everything has its place. The aisles were aesthetically pleasing, which I've never experienced in a gas station before. The bathroom is clearer than my house and there was a space heater pointed directly at my feet. How considerate! Friendly staff and warm atmosphere. I felt like I wasn't just being served, but taken care of. Someone clearly puts their heart into their work at Grantsville Market!

I'm giving this place 5 stars just for their pizza rolls that are hand made and sit in their warmer…read moredisplay... they are freaking AWESOME fresh doughy outside with layers of peperoni in them. Baked to perfection with a garlic butter glaze on them. I must stop every time I pass! Get one to power up before shredding the slopes or after to regain lost calories :)

It's basically the ONLY gas station for 15+ miles in any direction. They have a great monopoly on…read moregas.. Their convenience store has an awesome selection of everything.. I believe they have pizza and subs made to order, if I remember correctly.

Making our way from Pittsburgh to Gettysburg we were obviously in need of a refueling. We decided…read moreto take the scenic, non-highway route to get there. While on Route 30 there is not much choice of where to go, so when you come upon a gas station while you're nearing empty, you take the chance and stop. This Sunoco was a really welcomed sight along this stretch of road. Not much else is around and because of that it seems to be a very busy place among the locals. Gas prices were the norm for Pennsylvania. Inside they have all that you would expect from a convenience store and then some. That was welcomed to us since we wanted something to munch on for the rest of our trek towards Gettysburg. Staff were pleasant inside and accommodating.

RUDE assistant Manager LORI, as she is rude to customers and coworkers. I thought she owned the…read moreplace at first. I'll run out of gas before I use this gas station again.

The bathrooms were very clean and the staff at the register were welcoming and approachable.read more

Right off I-68. Reasonable gas prices and surprisingly clean bathrooms! If you're a road weary…read morewarrior like me (11 states in six days) then this is the pit stop for you!

I'd love to provide a review of a fantastic experience that I had yesterday (5/20/2024) at this…read morestore. I was having car trouble en route from Frostburg MD to Annapolis MD. My 2015 Audi Q7 started making a terrible noise as if something was dragging under the vehicle. I was in a pretty remote area by myself with my vehicle packed to the gills with the contents of my son's dorm room. I was lost on a back road following directions to a gas station when a friendly mom waiting at a bus stop for her child suggested I make my way to Love's. It was a stressful 6 mile drive, but I am very grateful for her advice! I arrived at Love's in a stressed state, thinking that I was about to need to call AAA, get towed, unload the entire contents of the vehicle, and maybe stay in a hotel as I was over 2 hours from home. I walked in and asked the first person I saw if there was a mechanic available. Almost immediately, there were 3 employees around me, chatting, asking about what was going on, being supportive, and calling back to Brandon who came to my aid right away. It was clear that there is a policy at Love's that the service department is intended for truck drivers/18 wheelers. It was also clear that Love's employees have the autonomy to help a person in need of help if the situation permits. It took them about 60 seconds to decide to help me. Brandon's only condition was that I remove any Taylor Swift CDs from playing before he checked out the car. This lightened the mood! Brandon checked out my tires, took the car for a short drive in the parking lot, and looked under the hood. He determined that one of my tires was likely slightly misaligned and that the extra load from the dorm contents was causing the tread to hit differently and therefore make this noise. He said that his professional advice (and the advice he would give to his wife/kids) would be to head home, despite the noise, and have the alignment checked within a week or so. He also said that the noise would possibly stop at some point on my drive as the vehicle gradually adjusted to the load. This all turned out to be true! I am home safely, the dorm contents have been unloaded, and I'm about to call my local mechanic to take a look at the alignment. Everyone in this store clearly aligns (no pun intended) with the values that you share on your website: Clean Places, Friendly Faces in each location across the country, every day. The Love's difference is a dedication to treating each other like family and taking care of each other.

Stopped to grab some food. Probably the last stop off the highway to get gas / food…read more The Love's Stop, McDonald's and Subway are all connected. You can also get gas here. There is a sleep inn right next door

I was riding the C&O trail and had lunch here. The food was good (for gas station) and the people…read morewere super friendly. Very welcoming.

We needed to stop for some fuel while cycling along the C&O trail on our way to Little Orleans. We…read morehad heard that Liberty station had a decent deli selection or fry grill for a fresh burger. We weren't disappointed! With a sleepy town charm we were welcomed by the locals and found the grub to be exactly as described, nothing gourmet, but served with generous portions. The self proclaimed town mayer visited with us and told the town story. He shared his military experience in Texas and how he ended up in the town of Paw Paw, WV. I'm only giving it 4 stars because we couldn't find an indoor seat because of all the locals that were sitting there visiting for the day.

Let me tell you about the experience we had tonight. Went in here, we were the only 2 people in the…read moreentire store. I place a simple food order. Takes forever to get it. No one back there seems too eager to take care of it. Open the hot dogs and it's 100% wrong despite the order number being correct. 100% wrong. How did this happen when NO ONE ELSE ORDERED FOOD? This place has been terrible every time we are on 22, I should have known better. Next time I'll just go eat out of the trash at the dirty old Sunoco.

On Sunday , especially football Sunday. Minimum 2 clerks on duty . We can't buy beer self…read moreservice... The line was deep today.

OK, we're a bit skeptical buying sandwiches at a gas station but it turns out Mitch's is more of an…read moreinstitution with really good sandwiches sandwiches and is bike friendly. Great place for those people riding on the GAP.

Great little sandwich shop! The people were friendly, the service was good and the food was…read moredelicious. I had a ruben and my girlfriend had a panini. Perfect stop if you're doing the bike ride from Ohiopyle to Confluence.