Big truck stop, and the store was what I'd hoped: lots of snacks and drinks, plus some travel and…read moreother items. Decent prices, a few things on clearance. Big selection. Had what I wanted. Self-serve register wasn't working, and I learned that discounts don't show up till you're finished ringing up. That's true at some chains, not at others. Wish there was a standard. Clean bathrooms. Showers available. A couple of restaurants in the building. Easy access and plenty of parking. Careful to turn into the car side if you're in a car, off of Rohr, not the entrance on Alum Creek which goes to the truck side.

My bestie is a truck driver. When he offered to forgo getting a hotel for our double night…read moresleepover expedition, I hesitated. And you know what? I was wrong. It's the middle of a seasonably accurate february and yet I haven't really noticed. We parked out glorified apartment on wheels with the rest of the truckers all tucked neatly in a row. Despite the weather, the ground was relatively safe and clear for me to not worry as I hoisted myself in. The whole lot looked well maintained, even the other side for average size travelers, where we parked our rental car. In the morning, I had gone inside carrying an already pasted toothbrush and everyone smiled and said hello as if this is normal. Because evidently it is, with multiple showers and laundry to boot. It's like a mini trucker haven of a hotel. Having experienced a Greyhound delay with run down toilets, I wasn't sure what to expect. Not that it set the standard high, but they superceded it with immaculate cleanliness. Filled loo roll dispensers, automatic sinks, my choice of soap or hand wash (with extra gunk removing qualities). It's one of the more pleasant public restrooms that I've ever encountered, and as a tiny bladdered lady, that's saying a lot. I had to wait for my bestie, so I nosed around to find this place has everything. Well, as long as you are willing to pay. The selection is more expensive than any convenience store I've ever seen, albeit costing what one can demand when your choice of stores is limited. I could have even chosen from two restaurants, but after circling around a few curious laps, I went to the fresh case for boiled eggs. They tasted fresh. None of this sitting around for ages nonsense, it looks like they dedicate themselves to treating voyagers like they want them to enjoy themselves. And take care of themselves, with nutrition factoids posted. The cashier was very nice as well, bagging up our loot (he got burritos from the hot selection) and had us use his Loves card to knock down the price. I can see why this place is called Love's. I can breathe easy knowing my friend is in good hands on the road.

This is a very nice gas station with a lot of parking space and it's open 24 hours. It is busy…read moreenough with regular traffic to feel safe at all hours. All the gas pumps work as intended so far.

I wish I can give them 0 stars this place is horrible I tried to buy some tobacco the lady asked…read morefor my ID so I showed her my Canadian passport and she refused to except it saying it's a valid form of ID so my passport is good enough to get into the country but isn't good enough to by tobacco and on top of that I've been there before and used it to buy tobacco last time I was here...

Terrible service, the lady that works there at night is awful. She's super slow and rude and makes…read moreyou wait on her to finish whatever she's doing. Like is mopping the floor really more important than helping a customer? I think not

This is a small convenience store located off Main Street in Groveport. For us, it's all about…read moreconvenience. It's nice to be able to stop for gas and a bottle of wine or some snacks before heading home. The store is clean and well stocked. The cashiers are pleasant and helpful if you are looking for a particular item or have a question. Gas prices are competitive with those in the area.

Crap coffee I've had better in the Navy so that says a lot. But their drink selection is decentread more

How am I the first to review this? Guess it's pretty new…read more Standard Sheetz, just down the road from another one. Decent access off Alum Creek, pull around to the back. Didn't even check gas prices; we were just making a snack run. They have actual food, of course, but we weren't that hungry. Baby K got gummies. I got a slushy thing. Decent prices, big portions, huge selection of snacks and drinks. Paid at self-serve. Get their card; the app is a pain but the card gets you easy discounts. Clean. Big for a convenience store. Handy. If you're near here, take your pick; the other one is a mile or two up the road and on the other side, so maybe one is handy on the way to work and the other on the way home?

Before you think this scout sold out I am reviewing Get N…read moreGo, because it's worth a shout It's always packed but everyone is patient and cool because they are saving major dough on fuel WOO-HOO! Get N Go I LOVE YOU Note: This review is dedicated to Roy my favorite former scout. R.I.P.

Very kind and friendly staff! They always remember me and what I order. Quick and convenient drive…read morethru.

The girl at the checkout was so rude. Said we could not use the bathroom at 6:45pm. We pumped gas…read moreand could not use the facilities

Gas station is gas station. Place this size just means your in and out quick without the bull of…read morethe other big chain stores. And gas stations aren't banks/change machines. If you get 10$ worth of gas on a 100$ at a small station, that's what happens. Person before you broke a 20 etc and so on. You can get salty all you but you can't hate a business for that. There drawers don't contain cash like that 300$ is max allowed and they do drops. So at min times there is only 125$ in the drawer. Soo be mad at yourself for being soo poor that you could only afford $10 in gas.