It was interesting getting to this Sheetz. I was nearing my destination and decided to stop and…read moregrab some drinks/snacks for my hotel room. I followed the GPS to my destinations which was weird. It brought me in the back way. Or what I assume is the backway. I mean I was on Sheetz Ln. To say it was weird is an understatement. I literally went through farmland to get here. Once here I went inside and browsed the shelves. I checked for easy items to grab as snacks and drinks for my room. Thought about getting an MTO, but decided that that should wait until after I was checked in and settled at the hotel. Items were well stocked and I made it through the line fairly quickly. I also made my way outside to load up my vehicle with my items. Before leaving, I ended up stretching my legs here too. This location, being so close to farmland, was surprisingly busy. Although, I have found that in this part of Pennsylvania, businesses are cropping up along busy stretches of road. That pun was intended there. Because these businesses now sit right at the edge of the farm, once where crops where grown.

just purchased food (prepacked) chicken alfredo. After purchasing and taking to work to eat. The…read morefirst bite was clearly bad in taste. Flipped it over to check expiration and it was slated to be discarded from the previous day. Checked the rest of the unbought ones and immediately found another one that was expired. Apon talking with employees. I was told specifically twice that it's still good for a few days post that. Well, from someone in the industry. If a health inspector came in that wouldn't fly. I had to waste my time and money to leave work to take it back to the store. Meanwhile I'm starving and had to go elsewhere for food. Check your dates.

Hill of Rights One…read moreof many standard Turkey Hill gas stations located throughout Lancaster County. *Gas prices are the avg *Convenience store attached *PNC Bank ATM outside Got gas? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Truly amazing customer service at this Hill. I walked in and I was greeted with a big "Hello!" from…read morethe two young gentlemen behind the counter. I then made my way back to the fountain drinks. Everything was so well kept and organized, but there weren't any soda straw. I let one of the employees know and he searched wildly for the straws. He ended up finding them for me. Such nice people working here. I will go out of my way to get soda from here! WOW

Apparently not alone in having a bad experience at this pharmacy. They provided the wrong size…read morepill, an extra pill, and instructions that didn't make sense and refused to take ownership or provide a refund. Look at what they give you before you pay! Fortunately not out too much money and now know to go elsewhere.

All my experiences at this store have been bad. I don't blame the staff, I blame CVS. This store is…read moreclearly understaffed. The lines are always long, and the staff always seem stressed out. I hope CVS sees these reviews and increases staffing, but I doubt it. I've started using Sloan's pharmacy just down the street. I don't care if I have to pay more for my medication on occasion. Sloan's is just better in every way.

This was an offbrand gas station and is now a SUNOCO. Always the cheapest gas in the area, but…read moreeverything in the convenience store is old and overpriced. Come here for gas, go elsewhere for everything else.

I hate this Sunoco. Enough that I actually stopped going here. It was annoying enough being hit…read moreon by the Indian guys (not that I have anything against Indian guys...just guys who hit on me when I clearly am not interested in having a discussion) who work here every morning on my way to work, but things just continued to get worse. First of all, when the pumps are processing your debit/credit card, they are the slowest in the world at authorizing the transaction. Second, on multiple occasions, I have attempted to use my debit card at the pump, only to have it come up saying "see attendant". When I do, it turns out their whole credit card/debit card system is down, and they can only accept cash. The only alternative then is to use the ATM which has a $2 or $3 fee on it, or to go across the street to the Turkey Hill (which was my permanent solution). The only potentially redeeming factor about this place is that the gas is usually anywhere from 1 to 5 cents cheaper than the Turkey Hill across the street. Is this a good enough reason to stop here? Not for me.

Don't stop here for MTO. Notoriously slow service on Friday nights. Last Friday was particularly…read morebad. 20 minutes to make a shake while the rest of the food steamed in the bag and became inedible. That turned a fun impulse stop into a sad dejected ride home late in the evening.

micah shelton is the definition of great worker. sheetz should be honored to have him employed at…read morethe marietta location. he does his job splendidly. he very gently packaged my mobile order and handed it to me with a smile and he gently caressed my shoulder which did NOT make me feel uncomfortable. micah shelton is amazing

"If I rob a gas station, I'm going to get 15 years. If I steal $400 million on Wall Street, I start…read moreplea-bargaining."―Powers Boothe Typical Turkey Hill gas station/ convenience store. This one happens to be located right next to their Turkey Hill Experience museum & Ice cream factory. - Open 24hrs - ×8 gas pumps - Snacks, CBs, coffee and all the other accoutrements one has come to expect from Turkey Hill. Friendly service and average gas prices for the area. I didn't notice if they had a larger than usual ice cream selection being so close to the factory, but I wouldn't be surprised.

I am sooo dissapointed in the quality of the sandwich i got today from Turkey hill I know they have…read morea big turnover of employees but this was crazy this was the sloppiest made sandwiches I've ever seen in my life it was supposed to be a turkey sub and then instead of using the tape as they normally do to wrap it whoever it was twisted but one end of it and the other end just had everything falling out of it into the bottom of the bag never seen the quality go down like that maybe you need to check your employees working back there in that kitchen a little bit better do a quality check or something cuz it's definitely going down and it's just from a few individuals not the collective store cuz I'm never had a problem over there

The store manager was not wearing a mask. Several customers did not have masks on either. The…read morenice guy in the wheel chair was.

This particular location absolutely infuriates me due to the lack of quality employees. There's…read morebeen multiple occasions that I have been blatantly ignored while employees engage in one off personal conversation. I've heard them use profanity, and I've been checked out with a team member was on FaceTime with their children at home. Not to mention, you never know where the team member is going to check you out because they're all standing around the different spots of the store or congregating in one area so you end up standing in what you think is a line at one register but meanwhile the team member is operating the opposite register and never invites you over to check out. The only thing that I would love to get out of this is management recognizing and holding these employees accountable. I go there in the morning to get in and out so I expect the service I deserve. Is that too much to ask for?

I understand trying to keep up with the bigger companies to compete but sometimes the locals like…read morethe smaller companies and even support them more. Anyways, every time I go there for gas, I always have to go inside for a receipt. Why have prepaid at the pumps then still have to go in the store for the receipt. I asked last night and was told," every time it gets cold out they don't work." All the money they make and all other company pumps work, it's kind of sad that they can't fix the problem WOW!!

From the owner: Turkey Hill, a convenience store brand within EG America's portfolio, boasts over 250 stores across…read morePennsylvania and Ohio. Renowned for its convenience and quality offerings, Turkey Hill provides customers with a diverse range of products, including fuel, snacks, and household essentials. With a focus on exceptional service, Turkey Hill continues to be a trusted choice for communities seeking convenient solutions for their daily needs.

This is with regards to the market on centerville rd in Lancaster. I was helping my clearly elderly…read moreaunt load her groceries in to my car, with hazard lights on-in front of the store-when I got back into the car after helping my aunt back in to her seat & was helping my aunt get her seatbelt on, a heavy set woman with wild long grey hair, wearing a giant shirt began screaming & flailing her arms in the air. I lowered my passenger side window (where my elderly aunt was sitting)-& the wild haired woman was screaming & carrying on that we were not parked in a parking spot: I began to explain about my elderly aunt-& all I got out was "ma'am ma'am ma'am " before she screamed "I don't want to hear anything you have to say-just move!!". My elderly aunt became extremely upset & got teary-so I just drove away. This is disgraceful & inexcusable behavior-& I hope that Giant takes action against this employee -there was no excuse for this despicable behavior.

Very close by on a cold rainy day is an unusual stop - a coffee shop with an industrial flare…read moreadjacent to an upscale housing area. In fact to get out you have to wind your way through several streets! On entry there were a few couples sipping coffee and eating pastry, and mostly 30 somethings typing away on their computers. Two tables for 4 or more had been claimed individually by the free wifi work from home singles. If I ruled the world I would have an area of counter space for them instead of having one person hogging a 4 top spread out all over the venue. They had bottled peach tea one of us preferred, but I got a London Fog tea and added two packs of raw sugar to make it just right. We split a chicken salad sandwich I had seen on their website menu and it was packed full of chicken salad with a very nice consistency and in need of salt and pepper. Still it was filling for both of us. The sandwich and 2 drinks was about $18 plus tip. Self bussing of tables is convenient and expected. Staff was very pleasant and accommodating. We both agreed to a return visit at some point. It has an industrial scaled down Starbucks vibe and probably attracts the same patronage. Easy in and out access to the establishment itself but as I said, leaving the parking lot is a separate adventure.

Great little coffee shop! Plenty of space, nice ambiance and has outdoor seating. The staff is…read morefriendly and efficient. In addition to coffee and tea, they also have baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. Every month they offer a special drink or two. There's plenty of parking.