Get Go is a gas-station and convenience-store chain that is owned by Giant Eagle grocery store…read more GetGo has hundreds of locations across several states. This particular location is located in Jeannette, and it is open 24 hours per day. My husband and I needed to fill up the gas tank in our SUV with premium gasoline. A pump was available for our use, so we did not have to wait in a line of vehicles. The price of $4.999 per gallon was comparable to what other gas stations charge, and we experienced no waits or malfunctioning with the pump. Note: If you are a member of Giant Eagle's rewards program, then you can earn Perks here and later redeem them for discounts on gas and groceries. We did not use the convenience store or the GetGo Cafe, so I cannot comment on them.

For the time being this is the newest GetGo out there, give it time and another one will be taking…read morethat title. With that, the location of this one is in an already gas station heavy area. To note it is at a very busy intersection on Route 30 in Jeannette. This sits between two red light intersections, on a busy day this can be quite a chore to get in and out of. With it being brand new the location has all the bells and whistles. The gas island is set off to one side of the lot making it fairly easy if you are just getting gas. There is also a free air spot for your tires. The store portion is pretty great. It has that industrial feel. It has all that you would expect to find when it comes to convenience. This location also has a fairly extensive selection of beer and wine. The hot prepared food section is rather nice looking. I cannot speak to the speed or quality of the food as I was just looking for a quick drink after fueling up my vehicle. One added bonus at this location is kind of hidden. Prior to this being a GetGo a PNC Bank sat at the location. PNC didn't completely go away. In the back right corner there sits a drive up ATM, brought to you by no other than PNC.

I stopped into Sheetz yesterday for a bottle of wine. I had come across Charlie an employee who…read moredirected me to the wine section. She was absolutely amazing with helping me select the perfect wine. You know, it's so difficult to find good help let alone, "great" help. So, kudos for hiring Charlie! Btw, the wine she selected was perfect !!!

This is real hit or miss for me. Sometimes the attendants are super helpful and talkative and…read morefriendly and sometimes it is very obvious that you are not wanted there.

Imagine if you will, what was once a residential lot turned field office for the state, complete…read morewith an old piece of machinery as a lawn ornament is no more. Instead a seed was planted here and cultivated and up sprung a gas station/convenience store. A common sight along this corridor that connects Pittsburgh to the rest of western Pennsylvania. Speedway has steadily been increasing their presence in the area and usually within distance to create competition with a nearby gas station chain. There is no difference in this area. New Alexandria has been kind of an oasis while driving Route 22 with it's one gas station that was open 24/7. With the addition of this station you now have a choice. Speedway is similar to the competition up the road in several ways. Open 24/7, offers food, and has a wide selection of items that you can grab and go. However this spot has a couple variations. First they offer diesel for the bigger vehicles on the roadways, so the lot is larger. Another is that they offer a sit down area to eat your food. Speaking of the food. Some of the items are heavy on the stomach and others are sparse on the toppings. Quick in the sense that once you order, by the time you pay your items are ready for pick up. One thing I do not like about this place is the fact that you do not seem to get great gas mileage from the fuel. Once I filled up here and went on my way, I basically needed to fuel up the next day. In my travels what would be a complete circuit for me, I used a half a tank of gas. Not great when I usually use much less than that. In the future, I will go elsewhere for fuel for my car, but I may end up stopping in for a quick item of fuel for myself.

I've been coming here in the morning over the past couple years since it opened and highly…read morerecommend! All of the staff are very pleasant... Robbie, Andrew and some of the other staff call you by your name when you come in, which is awesome! Fountain drinks are priced fairly even through all of the inflation hikes, food is pretty good as convenience store food goes, you can even sit down and drink a beer out two if you'd like. (Which I haven't but thought it kinda cool that you can do that in Pa Now). Gas prices are comparable to others in the vicinity... And they have rewards where you can save $ on gas as well.

I don't know why Yelp wont find the one in West Mifflin, off of Brierly Lane, but, reading the…read moreother reviews, Sunoco is horrible, and the people working there are very strange! I saw another review, saying the thing, they shut the pump off while you are filling up? Then act like they don't know how anything works! BP is better!

Quick and easy to get in and out. Pumping Wad different than what I expected, the locking mechanism…read moreneeds held in rather than pushed out. Reasonable prices, if any gas station has those anymore. There were roughly six pumps, but it wasn't busy in the afternoon. Overall, a reliable station.

A twin mom's dream come true. Every cart is a double cart, the family restroom is big enough to…read morefit said cart and on sample days, many are kid and baby friendly. Aside from that, it's basically like any other big box store. Bulk items of everything you can imagine. Plus they have some great prepared foods (taco kits, pot pies etc). They also have a cafe which is a really cheap way to feed your family. They have pizza, hot dogs, yogurts, ice cream, pretzels, icees and pop. The downside is that there are ALWAYS lines. They never have enough registers open.

Sorry, world…read more... Sam's is better than Costco Okay, now that that is cleared up! Sam's Club is just better! Yeah, bulk purchases mean more planning and sometimes you don't 100 bags of the same thing over and over. But I love Sam's more for the extra things on top of just the bulk food. They have the absolute cheapest packaging supplies (I do a lot of shipping so cheap bubble wrap and tape SPEAK to me) The food samples are just nostalgic youth moments and still fun to grab multiple... PS the workers don't care. The faster it goes, the quicker they can go in the back. The scan and go changed the game. No more waiting in lines and no more wondering if you over spent as you wheel your big cart to the front. Simple integration in their app and simple to use. I wish more stores could get on board. Plus... now the automatic exit scanners mean no more employee fumbling through your cart to scan the required number of items. Sam's knows what we need and they implement it.

too many panhandlers approaching the customers at the gas pumps. Management needs to control this…read morebetter.

I pulled into GetGo thinking I'd grab some gas and be on my way. Instead, I walked into what felt…read morelike a live audition for "Rudest Employee of the Year." This cashier didn't just have an attitude -- she had a full‑time personality malfunction and a tRUMP demeaner to boot. The disrespect hit me so fast I forgot why I was even there. By the time she finished talking to me like I'd personally offended her ancestors, I turned right around and walked out without buying a single drop of gas. My tank stayed empty, but at least my dignity didn't. If you enjoy being spoken to like you're interrupting someone's villain monologue, this is your spot. Otherwise, keep driving.

Route 30 is like a gas station corridor. Starting in Forest Hills and up until you enter the…read moreoutskirts of Greensburg you will pass many gas stations. GetGo seems to be helping build many along the corridor. There is a huge cluster on Route 30 in North Versailles area and that just happens to be where this location is. Not surprising in the least is that in order for this one to be built another gas station had to be torn down. Along with the old gas station (Marathon if you were wondering) a King's restaurant went away as well. Because of this, the GetGo has a large footprint in terms of land. Right at the intersection of Route 30 (Lincoln Higway) and Mosside Blvd (State Route 48) this place will naturally be busy. This location has only been open for a few weeks, maybe two months at this point. That means that everything is brand new in here and every update to a store that you see will be in here. Plenty of pumps for your gas needs. Inside is large, allowing for easy shopping for snacks and drinks. Hot food available for order through the touch screen kiosks. There is a self checkout if you are in a hurry and don't need anything from behind the counter. The one downside I see here is the sign along the road advertising the price. Giant Eagle has this thing through GetGo that if you link your checking account to your Advantage Card you get a cheaper price. They usually have that price listed first and is misleading when you are comparing prices in the area. If you do not have the checking account/Advantage Card linkage you will not receive that price.

Swung by after playing at Blue Slide Park. I had forgotten my S'Well bottle at home and didn't have…read moreanything with me to drink. I was able to grab a bottle of water here and be on my way. It's a cute little city neighborhood market much like a NYC-style bodega. They carry most of everything you would expect to find at a convenience/neighborhood store. Definitely a plus for me when I'm at the park.

Very cool new market that is within walking distance of Frick Park's, "Blue Slide Park." Tonie, the…read moreowner, was very nice, friendly, and personable, and she told me that they have only been opened for about two months, and they are still adding new products all the time. They have a nice selection of groceries, and convenience store items. They also sell lottery and tobacco products (for adults only), plus candy and treats in a special section for KIDS ONLY (see photos). I really like the vintage building they are located in, and everything is freshly painted and clean .... Cheers!