Typical gas station convenient store and truly nothing special about this one. The staff is usually…read moreoutside smoking cigs or whatever and you always have to wait for them to finish their visit with their friends to get service. Is it good service? NAH!!!! But their take is they are making minimum wage so why try? They get to watch tv and visit with friends so what's wrong with this job, why not do your best... The store is always sort of dirty, cluttered and just not a good vibe when there. I hate to go here at night because of the people loitering on the lot and around the front doors. I just don't feel safe when stopping here at night.

great place for sales and low prices : Employes are helpful and friendly plus the manager is very…read morehelpful as well

Mary, the person in charge of the deli was very helpful with assisting my mother and I make…read morearrangements for the dinner after my father's funeral. She made recommendations, planned and determined how much food we needed. Piggly Wiggly allowed the funeral home to pick up everything. We were surprised by the total cost of food we called Mary at the deli to confirm. The cost was barely what we expected it to be. I highly recommend Mary and her deli staff.

Sheetz is always a good place to stop whether I'm near home or four hours away. As I was for this…read moreplace. I needed some fuel and to use their facilities. Everything was clean on the inside. And the fuel prices were reasonable. The staff was friendly and greeted me as I walked in. The location was easy to get in and out of. If I'm back I. This area I'll be sure to stop again.

Public Post About Authentic Cheesesteaks As someone…read moreoriginally from South Philadelphia, I just wanted to respectfully share something about cheesesteaks. A traditional Philly cheesesteak is not made with roast beef. Roast beef has a completely different texture, seasoning, and flavor profile. While it may seem similar, it's not the same thing. An authentic cheesesteak is made with: * Thinly sliced ribeye steak (or shaved steak / minute steak as an acceptable substitute) * Cooked on a flat-top grill * Lightly seasoned (usually just salt and pepper) * Chopped and folded together while cooking * Served on a fresh hoagie roll (Amoroso-style if you want to be authentic) * Topped with either Cheez Whiz, American cheese, or Provolone * Optional additions: sautéed onions (this is traditional), sometimes mushrooms or peppers depending on preference The key element is fresh shaved steak cooked to order, not deli-style roast beef placed on bread. There's nothing wrong with roast beef sandwiches -- they're great in their own right -- but calling it a cheesesteak changes the standard of what people expect, especially for those of us from Philadelphia where this sandwich originated. I'm sharing this respectfully in hopes that local spots consider offering a true steak version. There's a big difference in quality and authenticity, and people would absolutely appreciate it.

+1 for a cool name! And what motorist doesn't like to drive up and fill your trunk with every kind…read moreof beer a reasonable person would want. And COLD let me tell you brother. Next time I am bringing a cooler so I don't fritter away MBB's investment in world class refrigeration. I tried to buy whiskey at the other drive through in town and--because of "licensing" they said--I had to stand outside the car to complete the purchase. Oy vey.

You may not be able to drink and drive, but in Ohio you don't have to get out of the car to buy…read morebooze! The Beer Barn is located right near my college campus...in between the campus and popular restaurants "downtown" (the metropolis of 15,000 people) so I frequently stopped by to purchase some love for the night. Although I mostly shopped on foot, it was always nice to know that on cold nights, I was more than welcome to drive-up to one of the two windows they have (and by windows, I mean ghetto sliders) and order my case of Natty Light right from the comfort of my driver's seat. They also have food, soda, ciggs, and anything else your typical packie may carry. The only reason for minus 1 star, no plastic, CASH ONLY.

Marietta, Ohio is my adopted home town. When I am visiting and we need anything--meaning beer and…read moreeggs, we go here. The beer is cold, and they always seem to have 1 egg carton in the fridge. I always feel lucky to get the last one! Plus they have gas, and it's cheaper than down the road. Beer and driving doesn't go together well, but Par-Mar is the exception, at least for availability and price, which is about $1 less per gallon that California right now. Dang!

Service and selection on point Great customer service…read more Prices weren't bad at all considering todays wild inflation

This supermarket used to be called "Big Bear" but they got bought out by "Giant Eagle." I guess the…read moregrocery industry in the Midwest is like frickin' Wild Kingdom or something. Great prices. Friendly employees. And of course, beer, wine & spirits. Thanks for supporting my poor college years with bottles of Sprite Zero and $4.99 Popov Vodka.

The little restaurant in this place is awesome! The food was delicious and the prices are great…read more They also have daily lunch combos. It's just a few miles out of town and perfectly located for our rural community and neighborhood. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. Has good inside seating and is kept very clean.

Today I stopped by Auntie Anne's for a free Original Pretzel from their rewards program. It was…read morevery good and so salty which is what I personally enjoy The store located inside the Grand Central Mall was very Eye Pleasing, clean and friendly staff. Definitely recommend!!!