Fuel on, also known as Meth Mart. From gas to street prescriptions they have it all. Feeling tired…read moreand you just know an energy drink won't do?? Slip around the back and get some powder for your nose! You'll be pulling the money machine all night now! Also, no need to worry, besides the normal debit card, they also take the Pa Access card for all your late night munchies.

A lifesaver for my family. We needed gas badly after getting somewhat lost as a result of road…read moreclosures in the Allegheny National Forest, driving down from New York. We're to blame for not starting off with a full tank, but we're not perfect. This gas station and mini mart rescued us on what was a really hot/humid summer day. As another yelper has written, there are few options available in this neck of the Allegheny's thick woods. So, thank you, Nittany MiniMart. After fueling up, we walked inside to what's a well-stocked convenience store that's fairly large, with the "Nittany Cafe" staring us in the face and good smells coming from its kitchen. Sometimes after a stressful experience, a bit of food and drink is what's needed to recover. Had a tasty turkey sammie combo, expertly made and toasted, and reasonably priced. The menu is pretty extensive, actually. There's 2 seating options: an inside dining area with good AC or outside, with picnic tables and umbrellas. Bought more provisions before departing (with a full tank this time). And a new lease on the day. I won't forget, and am grateful for, this place!

As a previous employee, I am infuriated with the rules and policies. They single stores out and…read morechange kitchen policies every week. They praise some stores and belittle others constantly. The DM cooks in the kitchen with no gloves and her hair down, but will tell employees they have to use these things. They've also fired and singled out employees for health reasons. Theyre is no union so employees have no way to defend themselves.

I really went out of my way on this detour while heading back home. I wanted something quick…read morewithout having to backtrack to where I was and put Sheetz into my GPS and this was the nearest to me. And I do have to say it wasn't as near as you would think. Getting here was half the battle. I have never been to this area in my life and see why now. It is a bit of a cluster to get here and navigating the lot can be a bit confusing. I'm assuming that Sheetz is at the crossroads in the downtown region of this town. Which is good, that means you will have to pass by here in your travel. Going inside I was was in need of something to drink and use the facilities. I also thought why not get a small snack while inside. It was busy and customers were everywhere. I was able to accomplish all I came here for, except I didn't master one thing, as I rarely use that machine. See, I had bought a lottery ticket, which I don't do often, and it was a winner. According to the kiosk. I was like, great, I'll take it to the register and get my money. Well, I didn't know you had to scan the ticket, get a voucher, and then head to the register. When I was at the register the lady asked me if I knew how to use it, and I was honest and said no. She went out of her way to walk me back to the kiosk and show me how to do it. I thank her for that. She then walked me back to the register and did the transaction for the winning ticket. After that transaction she rang me up for my other items and I was on my way out the door to try and figure out which street I needed to then go down.

Sheetz is the same everywhere, it's a convenience store with made-to-order hot food, clean…read morebathrooms, gas, plenty of drinks (alcohol and regular) cold salads/fruit cups/snacks/candy and more. They're open 24/7, including holidays. Prices are higher, but it's there when nothing else is open.

Great oasis for groceries and fresh foods in an otherwise food desert area. Decent selections,…read morefresh produce options, and full service deli. Directly by locals while on vacation in Marienville and it was well worth it. Store was busy, staffing was adequate and friendly. Fresh location at major intersection in Leeper, PA. Hands down best option for anyone stating nearby for hunting, fishing, or recreation.

So very disappointed. Website said dogs were allowed and we got here after driving from Erie…read morePennsylvania to a big sign that says no dogs online. So we couldn't enter.

Sheetz review: I knew this was going to be a great stop when exiting from the car we were met with…read moresome of the best 80s hairband rock wailing over the speakers. None of this skinny tie mod stuff. No cheesy heartland rock. Not some modern music that no one around these parts listens to. The kind of stuff your mulleted uncle makes you listen to while frying in the sun at the family summer BBQ. This is so PA. Full props to Sheetz for not just owning this, but promoting it. (Oh, and the gas station was fine too. Convenient that all the pumps have the credit card tap.)

The cashier refused to process payment for a shake via an EBT card and a government-issued Direct…read moreExpress debit card. (I am legally disabled and am provided monthly allowances via said cards.) She stated out loud that she "couldn't do it." I had some cash on me and was quite embarrassed because of the blatant discrimination and because of the line of people amassing behind me. I always request a receipt for all Sheetz transactions because the cashiers are known to shortchange and because Brian, whose title I assume to be Manager, boldly declared "Order xxx due WITH receipt." I asked for the receipt and she said no, shaking her head. No discussion to be had. I walked to the side and there was my shake, sitting on the counter where they prepare them. I waited 5 minutes before politely asking for it. The person who made it said nothing and exited toward the back of the store. I just threw my hands up in the air and left. No one would help me? In short, I was ripped off by Sheetz yet again.

Great googly moogly it's time for the ol' trusty default three star Yelp gas station check list:…read more Good price? Yikes and away, at the time it was $2.44 which is complete crap compared to what I pay at home. PA's gas prices blow thanks to the prior loser governor who gave us the highest gas tax in the land but even with that I figured the only way I would pay more would be to go to LA or the Yukon Territory. Ooops, I was wrong by over a dime a gallon. Did I trip over any random tire shards, radiator parts or left behind wing nuts? No, the fueling area was pothole and animal carcass free. Easy on/off to the highway/road of my choosing? Check, this place is in town right on Washington Street so no problems there but a word to the wise would be if you're running low stop here because this area of NY in general is boonies central and the next station might be...? Human intervention needed? Not a chance. Three star gas station bliss, missed because of the miserable price. www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jz1TjCphXE

Has a gas station connected to it. Large convenience store as you come into town. Easy parking…read more This place is clean and well run. Friendly. People were all smiling. Even though it's a chain it gets 4 stars because it was just so darn nice.

Wonderful food. The subs and salads are very good! Great service! Wonderful parking and gas pumps…read more I highly recommend.

Much like other convenience stores, Country Fair sells gas, food, snacks and has clean restrooms…read morefor weary travelers. They're located along most roadways and are easy to enter and exit.

Loved this little gem that we found !! After being on the road for 8 hours I was ready for some…read moreamazing coffee , and I am happy to let you all know we found it ! Great service with lots of knowledge. If your traveling through you HAVE to stop

The shop is family run. The atmosphere gives a warm inviting vibe. The aroma from freshly roasted…read morecoffee beans makes you want to just sit down and relax and stay awhile. The owner Kirsten can mix you up pretty much any kind of refresher you ask for.