I was having a rough day and was crying before coming in to pay for my gas i walked in and talked…read moreto a younger blonde woman with glasses told her my needs went to pay i was using Apple Pay it dinged then cancelled i did not notice the worker had voided my transaction and i assume paid my gas because i have a full tank and no charge and that genuinely reminded me that people still care and good is still out there

Best GetGo location in the WIPS. It's as solid as u get. Great food. Great location. What more do…read moreyou want? Cmon people, it's a gas station. As as far as gas stations go, find me a better one. I'll wait.

My regular fill up in and out of Mt. Pleasant, Pa., when visiting family. This Exxon station has…read morethe lowest prices in town that I have discovered, and also had a decent convenience store for stocking drinks and snacks for the 5 hour drive home. It is not on the grand scale of the Sheetz and Rutter's Super Stations, but for a small town, it does what it needs to do. On the way into town, Scooter's is across the street when a six pack of custom brews is desired.

Speedy Meedy's is a simple gasoline station/convenience store. The store area is clean and…read morewell-stocked and the staff is both friendly and polite. They have a good snack selection and a good choice of donuts to go with your coffee. I asked what brand of gasoline they sold and was told BP. As Speedy Meedy's is located in a remote area of Pennsylvania, it's a good place to fill up as you certainly don't want to run out of gas.

My review is specifically for the parts department. Zach was an absolute all-star. He helped me…read morefind a pair of gloves, ordered the boots I needed, and recommended a helmet that fit me better than any of the others I'd tried on. While I was waiting for the boots to come in, he kept me updated on the delivery status and gave me a call as soon as they arrived so I could come pick them up. Great customer service from start to finish. I really appreciate all the help and will definitely be back.

I've taken my bike here 3 times; the first time, it was stuck for a month just to replace a…read morescratched muffler and handlebar weight (and getting any sort of response was hard enough that I went in-person to go talk to them- a 40 minute drive just for information). The second time was a few days, but they couldn't figure out why my bike was stuttering, so I paid $280 for a simple diagnostic test. The third time, the most recent time, is why I will never, ever get my bike serviced there, again. It got sent in for wind damage, and was stuck there for two entire MONTHS. After one month, the department head finally contacted me, and explained the delays. There was a gap of 9-11 days that he couldn't explain, and said he would look into it (I never heard back about that). He did give me a list of excuses: they were training a new guy, customers are spoiled these days and expect to be treated like royalty, and my favorite: 'you've gotta break a few eggs to make an omelete'. (No, I'm not kidding. These were the excuses he gave to me complaining that they'd had my bike for a MONTH with no real update or timeline, and very sparse communication.) One month later when I finally got my bike back (in an incomplete state- more about that later), the handlebars were tilted, the left lever and mirror assembly was angled far more forward than the right one, and worst of all, the new chain's master link was incorrectly installed. The plate was pushed in so far that the x-rings bulged out (shredding within the 40 minute ride home), and the rivets were barely flared (5.22mm and 5.35mm when they need to be AT LEAST 5.5mm). The chain was too tight as well, even after I had made sure to tell them to refer to the swingarm's specs, which had the measurements printed on a sticker, impossible to miss. I tried contacting the department head again, but he never replied, so I messaged Hannah, sending pictures of the absolutely butchered chain job. She told me they'd need to see the bike AGAIN to tell what was wrong- but here's the thing. ALL of the other bike mechanics I showed the same images to knew that the job had been done badly. I got a small refund for the bad master link and some of the work ($90 of a $1900 job overall, which is ridiculous considering it was just replacing one body panel, the handlebar, chain and sprockets, and left lever and mirror). Then, a week later, the extra part they didn't install came in the mail (an indicator). I went out to install it, and realized that the indicators on my bike WORKED FINE and there was barely a scratch. When Mosites had given me the repair quote, I asked them SPECIFICALLY to remove ALL cosmetic damage from the quote and only fix things that affected the performance. Again, I messaged Hannah asking how I could send the part back for a refund. She told me it wasn't possible, and put the onus on me because 'I approved the insurance repair estimate.' I had approved it *trusting that the mechanics at Mosites had removed all cosmetic damage from the estimate*. They are now refusing to admit fault for their mistake on the repair estimate, so I had to pay for a $75 part that I didn't need. I never heard back from the department head regarding the dangerous, lazy job on the motorcycle chain, either (even when he gave me his direct line to message, saying to talk to him from then on). After talking to other riders on Facebook, basically nobody had anything good to say and told me that Mosites actually has a really bad reputation, it's just covered up by the positive Google reviews, causing newer riders to go there for service. So I'm writing this review as a warning to anyone thinking of going to their service department: if Mosites insists that their customers have to double check their work so often and second-guess their estimates because someone made a mistake, then their work is not worth your money or time. Look at the low-rated Google and Yelp reviews, that's the real story. (to add- the department head DID contact me over a 2-star review I left on Google. He seemed very focused on making sure I changed it, because 'we had talked'. Sorry, 'talking' doesn't change the fact that you're saddling me with an extra part and made my bike dangerous to ride.)

Good gas station. I don't usually go here by happen to Be in…read morethe area. Place is clean and well maintained. Gas price was ok. May come back here again.

Nice little Getgo I swung into to get a gift card on my way home from Laurel Valley. Friendly…read morefellow at the checkout, found what I needed quickly and was pretty much just in and out. The place looked clean and neatly kept. All good here!

Asides from the gas pumps out front, you can hardly tell this is a gas station. I believe this is…read moredone so that this lot fits in with the more historic looking building around it. When you have a business situated so close to a historic fort, you don't want it looking too flashy. I really didn't step foot inside the store part of this, just stopped to get gas and was on my way. However, it does look rather small if you were to venture inside. Six pumps total. Easy on and off the highway from here.

This is a small plaza at the corner of a fairly busy intersection. I was kind of surprised it came…read moreup as an option for me to check in to when I was checking in to the hoagie shop currently in the plaza because it is small in comparison to most plazas. Currently, it has an amazing hoagie shop (Glad's Deli), a slots place, an office and, on the back side, a salon. The deli is a great addition (it replaced the Subway) but I miss the flower shop. It can be busy on Route 130, especially if you want to make a left out of the plaza, but you can easily go down the one way driveway to take the side road that has a light.

Crossroads Plaza is a small shopping center that is located near a busy intersection in Irwin. The…read morebuilding has only a few businesses total. At the time of my review, the building contains a Subway sandwich shop, Marjie's Flowers shop, a corner store, and a psychologist's office. As you can see, this shopping center is not a place where customers can shop for daily essentials such as groceries and clothing. Nevertheless, this shopping center is conveniently located for local residents who want to stop by on occasion. The parking lot is small but appears to have a sufficient number of spaces for customers' vehicles. I saw several parking spaces in front of the building as well as a few parking spaces behind the building.

Back on August I had to meet some clients in this area for work. I'm not very familiar with this…read morearea but stopped at the store to grab a few things I needed for home. It's a typical dollar general store but I saw 5 different people stealing from it as I shopped. There were adults many well over 50 stuffing things in their pockets. In laughed so hard I scared a guy and (this is true) and cat food fell out of his shirt. He looked around and tan out of the place, tripped at the door and a bottle of pepto fell out of his shorts. Even the guys working laughed hard. It was so funny they just let him go.

Glad the store is here there's nothing else around here but steel mills so it's nice to be able to…read morebuy basic items. I'm sure the steel workers appreciate it in case they forget something on there way to work or need a quick snack after work. Not the best neighborhood