I find it interesting that when Sheetz wants to grow, they just move everything. That's the story…read morewith this one, instead of attempting a remodel at the one that is literally a half block from here, they just bought some new land and built a brand new one. Unlike with other companies, this isn't such a bad thing. Old Sheetz stores don't sit empty for too long, they are reused quite regularly. That aside, I believe that there may be more pumps at this location, and they are easier to access. The new location is roomier and no need to worry about how long it may take to get fuel, order a MTO, and buy some refreshments. This one is set up like a majority of the new stores they have rolled out. Refreshment coolers, coffee station, soda den (that desperately needs to be a beer cave (come on Pennsylvania, step into the 21st century already)). But the most baffling thing about this place is the registers. It is true that they are experimenting with self checkouts here, but that's when it gets a little wonky. I went and grabbed a few things and stood in line on purpose. I did not, or maybe could not, use the self checkouts due to the fact that I needed cigarettes. As with any other place that sells cigarettes, these are located behind the register; thus the reason why I was standing in line. In walks super employee instructing everyone that is in line to use the self checkouts. Wouldn't you think that if us people in line wanted to use those registers we already would have. So, begrudgingly the line starts shifting to the self checkouts. This is the part I did not like, don't insult me. I know how to use the register by myself. Not only did I survive the retail world for five years, I'm not an idiot. And the most irritating part was when I said I needed the cigarettes I was standing in line for. Not only was I not allowed to handle them, super employee had to scan them himself. Remember why I was standing in the line?

Me and my son stop at this sheetz on a regular basis and this time and a few others we had issues…read morewith our food... ok I understand we're only human and make mistakes but it's seems every time at this time of day come on... got a salad once and they forgot the chicken... another time complete missed have of our order and tonight was the last draw... my son loves their pick three fried appetizers... well we got our order which seem to take longer then normal and we got home it was very disappointed in my son meal he got they completely over cooked the mozzarella sticks they were all blowed out their sides and all the cheese was all over everything else he had ordered... yes he ate the rest of what he ordered but mince the mozzarella sticks that were totally disgusting...looks like we will be skipping that place for sure

This is the Sheetz that is basically located in downtown Johnstown. Depending on the time of day…read moreyou visit the Sheetz determines the type of experience you can have here. Stop during a typical day and it is a smooth sailing experience that you would not be able to tell the difference from any other Sheetz. However if you were to stop by here during the late night hours it is totally a different experience. Not in regards of the staff, but in regards to the type of customers that appear seemingly out of nowhere. It is quite possible to spot the track suit wearing, Ugg sporting, I just got out of bed look. That aside, this is a typical Sheetz experience. **Something to note: pay close attention to the bathroom signs. Don't be like me and realize you are in the wrong one until you are about to exit the said bathroom. You will be stared at.**

Haynes St Sheetz is awful. They NEVER get an order right. We order a lot from this Sheetz at work…read morebecause it's the only place open late. Not one of our orders has been correct - ever! I'm not talking about small things either - they miss whole items more times than I could count. Toppings are either missing entirely or incorrect. Don't ever order a salad because they never give you the dressing. Sauces are missing most of the time - so often that if a sauce is received it's a shocking surprise. You can't get your order delivered because it's cold when it arrives even though the store is literally 2 minutes away. You can't leave work to go pick up your order because it's never ready on time. By the time you get back from picking it up, lunch break is over. When you finally do get your order, nothing is marked correctly. They just throw random receipts on items - if you even get it marked at all. Everything is just thrown in the bag. Doesn't matter if it's upside down fries or cheese sticks thrown about randomly. It is really unbelievable to me that the employees get to keep their jobs. They obviously don't care at all. Out of 20+ orders we have placed they haven't been able to get one of them correct. Corporate doesn't seem to care either because they've been called NUMEROUS times about this particular Sheetz, and the same careless jerks still work there. Even a complete moron can get an order right once in a while. So this is not stupidity, they just flat out don't care. It's shameful that these employees actually take money for "working" there. I'm so done!!!

I came in with a valid telehealth prescription, as I've done many times before, and was told it…read morewouldn't be filled because "the DEA recommends stopping telehealth prescriptions." Unfortunately, Monica didn't seem to be up to date on the actual policy. As of April 2025, the DEA and HHS have officially extended the COVID-era telemedicine flexibilities through December 31, 2025. This means DEA-registered providers can legally prescribe Schedule II-V medications via telehealth without an in-person visit (under the right conditions, which mine met). I used to go in person every time, so I'm not trying to cut corners. I'm just asking for fair treatment and for pharmacists to stay informed--especially when people's health and well-being are on the line. We'll be taking our prescriptions elsewhere. Be careful--your access to necessary medication shouldn't come down to whether the person behind the counter has read the latest DEA memo.

The first 2 times I had to get life saving prescriptions filled.... there's a problem…read more Now for the second time within a week, I have to contact the doctor to make sure this particular CVS fills my prescriptions. I'm starting to think they don't like me for whatever reason..

Had to wait 20 minutes for food, then received the incorrect food; when talking to customer service…read moreabout this they were rude and unhelpful!

Pretty good location with all that Sheetz has available inside. It sits up by the mall in…read moreJohnstown, and even though the mall isn't busy doesn't stop this place from being packed a majority of the time. Fairly decent for the time it takes to get service. Not much else to say about this location.

Everybody in the Johnstown area seemed to be excited by the addition of a Rutter's finally in the…read morearea. They seemed to be excited that a long vacant stretch of land on Scalp Ave was finally going to be useful. They wanted more variety. However, I think that on this gas station saturated strip of road, it might not have been the correct thing to place here. I want to stress here that this is just my opinion, which I am entitled to, but I think that with the other gas stations, and setup concept, it wasn't needed. See, if you are from Pennsylvania, you already know about the gas station wars going on. Especially with the ones that have made to order food and most times give off that feel of fast food restaurant. The two most notable ones in Pennsylvania are Sheetz and Wawa. Sheetz on the west side of the state and Wawa on the east side of the state. But then comes stumbling in, from the center of the state, Rutter's. Trying to fit in and cater more towards truckers than the everyday traveler. Gas prices, I don't think that I can say much about them. When this first opened, there was a price war. Now, they have levelled out and are on par with the rest of the area. There menu is a bit different than their competitors. I will give them this, since this is the newest gas station they didn't hold back. The lot is large which lends to ample pumps and parking. Inside is large as well, and bright. Coolers stocked with every drink possible. Beer and wine is available for purchase. Food ready to order from the touchscreen. An interesting thing about this place is there is a 21+ area. Skills area where you can gamble a little and also imbibe. Alcoholic drinks are available. Which brings me to this point, but who decides to have a drink at a gas station? Do you not know that police regularly show up at them and if you intend to drive after imbibing you are setting yourself up. As for the food, well...it tasted as good as it was prepared. See, here, they don't have deep fryers, they have these huge air fryers, or at least I think that is what they are. Once your food goes through this contraption it drops out into a pan and you just wait for them to slowly go over and package it up. I actually watched my food be put in, drop out, sit there, get packaged, and sit there some more. Multiple people who ordered after me got their food before me. I had ordered their appetizer sampler thing. I went with onion rings, tater tots, and fried pickles. My brother got a similar set up, except his fried pickles came out perfectly fine, mine came out mangled beyond belief. With the amount of time it sat before being put into my hands a majority of the food was cold. Or was it even prepared correctly if you drop everything in the same contraption with hopes it is going to come out properly cooked. The next day, the food came out a bit quicker than it went in...multiple times. Was it the fried pickles? Was it the cold tater tots? Was it the onion rings? Who knows for sure. I should have known better than to get food from a place that once offered scallops on their menu.

They could not be any slower with making 2 hotdogs... the guy is a complete jerk and just staring…read moreat me while I'm trying to get my food. This is totally unacceptable.

The newest Sheetz in Johnstown. This one has all the bells and whistles. Fancy looking on the…read moreinside and streamlined on the out. Pumps seem limited for the area this is located. I can attest to the fact that this place is always crowded. Good thing about this one is that it has a drive thru. Not only does it make it easy to pick up food to go, but they have sections on the drive thru menu that differ from traditional drive thru fare. You can order bottled drinks, cigarettes and several other different items. Don't feel like getting out of your car to grab a bottle of water? Just take the drive thru, tap the screen, pull up and pay, and then be on your way. **Something to note about not just this Sheetz, but all Sheetz. When paying with your bank card, it doesn't matter if you use debit or credit. Sheetz puts a hold on your account regardless if you punch in your PIN or not.**

The little store was recently (2023) sold to a new owner who seems a nice hard worker and I'm…read morewilling to give the place another try. The gruff old owner with the harridan wife is gone and good riddance.

The family who own and operated Scoofie's Stop and Shop are the nicest and sweetest caring people…read moreI've had the privilege to know for several years. They donate often to community functions. The food is very good esp. their Italian Wedge sandwich and massive haddock fish sandwich. Would highly recommend Scoofie's Stop and Shop

They are so very nice and treat customers great the prices are good. I've looked online and can't…read morefind cheaper prices

For a specialty store you would think that they would be grateful for a customer to stop in…read more However, it's more like a burden. As one of the prior reviewers noted customer service is not stellar. In fact in my few short moments in this store I overheard conversations between the employees that made you wish you went elsewhere. As far as the store's stock, they do have everything you could ask for when looking for a tobacco store. Even with what would be a saving grace for a specialty store like this, it's not really much of one. Especially when you can go to one of the many convenience stores in the area and finding the same thing. It's worth a stop if you are in this small shopping strip, but not that store that you need to make a special trip for.