Sheetz iz Sheetz, right? This one is pretty close to the airport and I went here after landing in…read moreorder to get some water and some sleeping solution (aka Mike's Harder) for the hotel. I was in and out pretty quick. There was a guard on duty so I'm not sure about the area in which it's located. I was on my way to the hotel in no time and my drinks were cold and helped me get some zzzzzzz's.

This gas station does get busy times may have wait in line always be mindful patient their prices…read moreare great quality is good value their great for community

Ok, so. I'm in this location every morning, getting my first cup of coffee for the day…read more I love Speedway coffee so much, that when I travel and can't find a Speedway local to wherever I am, I actually get into a funk. This location has its ups and downs for sure. Let's start with employees. For the most part, all of the employees I've encountered here, are pleasant and willing to start your day off on the right track, by just simply being friendly and conversing with you, etc. Over the years there's been *some* employees that weren't cut out for the gig. Fortunately, those employees didn't last long, each and every time. Early in the morning (which is the only time I'm in this location), cleanliness is up to par and almost always there's the Holy Grail of Coffee, adorned with 3 rows of full pots of coffee, staring at you when you open the door and walk inside. But let's talk about when there isn't coffee. And the "Holy Grail" looks more like some off named quick shop that leaves you assuming whatever coffee IS there, has more than likely been there for about 6 months. Twice in two days, there has been a manager in place of my normal faces that I see in the early morning. And twice in two days, I've had to either make my own coffee or take the risk of pouring the coffee that was more than likely made at 10:00 the night before. When the customer is used to something that is typically always the case, that's what the customer grows to just expect. But what I find disheartening, is that those managers that are clearly slacking when it comes to practicing what they inevitably preach to those working under them, that's a problem. The employees in this location are "on it" more than the managers at this location. Why is that? Is there a reason why the manager can't make coffee and fill the cold creamers, like they instruct (and expect) their employees to? It's insulting to walk in as a customer, make your own coffee and then turn around and pay for the coffee that you just made. At that point, what's the point? I could do that at home. The managers interpersonal social skills are virtually nonexistent. They are rude and do not even greet you. And if you say something to "break the ice" while standing on the other side of their enclosed bomb shelter they're in, they act as if you've asked them for a million dollars. Just full of irritation and rudeness, because they've been asked "How are you this morning?" From their customer. Lead by Example. When the employees making minimum wage are more appreciative of your business than they managers making more than minimum wage are, it's time for the corporate office to rattle things up a bit. Promote from within, based on performance. I don't want to go in and start my day off with some undeserving manager griping about how he's pissed off that he had to cover a shift and as a result of such, he shows his frustration when not communicating with the customer and not performing the most basic job function of making coffee and filling the cold creamer. Perhaps if this continues, I'll start sending an invoice to Soeedway for every pot of coffee I make. Maybe then, they will pay attention to the customer.

showed up at 6pm on a monday to the doors locked and the cashier openly ignoring everyone to "pee"…read more??

As an avid Kroger shopper, I tend to rack up the fuel points. However, hubby usually gets the…read moreKroger deals and I get the Giant Eagle deals (he's an avid Giant Eagle shopper). However, today I was near the Kroger and needed to fill up after grocery shopping and before heading to Cleveland at the butt crack of dawn the next day. For a Sunday around noon, the place was relatively empty - NO WAIT. Boo yah. Pricing was about average. I could have got cheaper per gallon elsewhere - but I was there and had the discount. So for mere convenience and the fact I was near empty (the only time I use discounts), I filled her up. Overall, Kroger fuel places are pretty good. In the past when I've needed to put air in the tires, if you ask they'll turn on the air for you (no charge). Other than that, I have no interaction with the attendant. That's how it worked today, paid at the pump, pumped it myself, got my receipt and went on my happy way. Now, it will be a while before I get any measurable points built up. Let's see if hubby notices that I used them. Probably not!

Still getting us to jump through hoops. Just give me the gas at your best price. I'll pump it…read moremyself. I'll self check-out. I'll clean my own windows. Places for you to improve... Don't make me register your club card to track my activity for a 3 cent reward. Don't make me download/register your app to look for bonus fuel discounts. Empty your garbage cans next to where I have to self serve. Clean your squeegee buckets. Adding more washer fluid to a filthy bucket creates dirty windows and a fowl smell. Please put the hand sanitizers back out for us. Quit charging for an air compressor to fill tires. IT'S AIR !

This is a decent Speedway. It is not always the cleanest but the gas prices aren't as bad as…read morestations near it.

If you are a Speedway regular this is just another Speedway. Decently stocked, decently clean,…read moredecently maintained, and slightly underpriced at the pump and slightly overpriced in the store. The lot was fairly clean but there were several washer fluid containers without a squeegee and no towels. Their trash cans were not overflowing. Cashier was friendly and appeared to be the only one on the clock or at least on the floor. With multiple people ahead of buying lottery tickets, my five person line took just over ten minutes. I would think another employee on the clock would have opened a second register or taken care of the lottery tickets. I don't blame the employee, I blame management. I save them money by paying cash for gas and they waste my money by keeping me in line for ten minutes. Perhaps next time I see a manager at Speedway and they aren't busy I will make ten purchases under $5.00 each so I can bill them for my time and waste the manager's time. Speedway isn't bad, but they are far from great. I do like their gas and they seem to have 1000's of stores so they are all over the place

Stopped for a hot fudge sunday. While waiting on another customer the person making the various…read moreice cream treats asked if I knew what I wanted and I told her yes, a hot sunday. Her hair caught my eye - it was in braids and as she was making scooping ice cream for another customer noticed her leaning over the ice cream cooler and braids were swinging over the ice cream. When my turn came I told her I had a problem with her hair and told her hair - even in braids were swinging over the ice cream and she needed to be wearing a hair net. It made me sick. My friend and I left the store and went elsewhere for ice cream. Where is he manager to tell this gal what do do with her hair and advise her on hygine. Who wants hair in their ice cream.

Stopped for gas and on a hot day, had to go inside and get a malt. UDF malts are the best! The…read morecashier was a bit confused on how to make it, but once I explained that you use an ice cream base with a malt powder, she figured it out, and it was delicious.

Great Sheetz location with the traditional set up. Got some gas and ran in and grabbed a…read moreself-service milkshake from the machine and a cookie.There was a line but it was moving fast but I decided to just use the self-checkout. Store was nice and clean and overall was a good experience. Besides, I love Sheetz for the fuel prices. That is what keeps me coming back and searching out locations. Sometimes it even gets me in the door for snacks or food.

This was pretty decent I didn't get my Baja blast or my soft pretzel which made me pretty mad I say…read morethe burrito and brownie bites almost completely made up for it and let me tell u right now those brownie bites are heavenly I would probably sell one of my family members to the Mexican cartel for some of those brownie bites I would 100% recommend

I always pass this by because the gas price is high, even though it is sometimes along my route…read more Today I stopped because it was handy and we needed some pop. Gas price was still high, so I'm glad I didn't need it. Pop prices were reasonable, and there's a decent selection. The mini mart is small, and a little disorganized. Clothes here and there, a minimal assortment of snacks and dry goods, etc. Smells funny- bathroom issues? Anyway, I got in and out, and won't be back.

Yet another Sheetz in our area. I have grown to like them, if not love them. There's a lot of hype,…read morebut they are good for what they are. You make a pitstop on a trip for the usual reasons, order some fairly quick food, or grab something. Discounts if you have their card. Standard layout inside and out. Lots of pumps. Decent gas prices. Access was a little crazy at an off time, so when it's busy be very careful. Plenty of snacks and drinks. I just grabbed a drink. Prices are standard convenience store rates. Handy when you're getting on the highway.

Every time I get the app sample now the chicken bites are nasty dry, over done, and chewy. I keep…read moretrying but gets upset every time I do because I kept the faith they would taste the same as when I first tired them but nope they get worse. I tried the hamburger today for the first time on a croissant with a fried egg and cheese. That all was really good.