Stopped by on my way home from work , haven't been by this sheetz before , came to grab a lemon…read morewater & a grilled cheese . No issues , of course would come back

The new Sheetz in Gainesville, VA opened today! It''s located right off of U.S. 29 - right across…read morefrom the Conway-Robinson State Forest. They appeared to be having a grand opening of sorts - which I managed to navigate around. Pulled in to the pumps with Apple Pay, refueled, and cleaned out the car of trash. Then went inside - ordered a breakfast Sammie to go: Sausage, egg, and cheese - with extra sausage and cheese - on a croissant, plus an order of mini hashbrowns. As with all Sheetz - you place your order at a digital kiosk - which spits out a receipt - that one then takes up to the register. Paid with Apple Pay. Food came up quickly - they call your order number out over a PA system to advise it is ready for pickup. First time I've seen that at a Sheetz! Food was hot and tasty! #Sheetz

My wife took our Toyota Sienna there for their standard service safety inspection. When she came…read morehome, she told me the vehicle was acting funny because the doors would malfunction. Being a DIYer for our vehicles I popped the hood and immediately noticed the battery was out of place - the wing nut that secures the hold-down bar / J-hook was missing so the battery slid around freely. For those who know what I'm talking about, in order for this to happen the wing nut / washer has to be deliberately loosened with a socket wrench on to remove - it's not something that comes loose and pops off easily. Not pointing fingers, but I have concerns for sure. 1 - why does the battery hold down bar need to be tampered with? 2 - I torqued that bolt to OEM standards + installed the battery myself a few weeks before and then checked on it personally just to make sure things were good a few days before this safety inspection, so definitely didn't come off on its own. 3 - if this was an honest mistake, again, what are you doing tampering with the battery hold down bar for a safety inspection? Did you think it would disconnect before my wife drove off so you could score extra $$$ on maintenance repairs? While the service and price here are comparable to other gas stations in the area, this place certainly has lost my trust - I will be steering well clear of this place; don't want them under the hood for anything and have told everyone in my DIY crew about it.

I use apps for everything these days. Even to pay. I ran off and forgot my wallet this morning. I…read morewanted to get some gas and this was the closet station. I wanted to use their car wash as it is now open consistently. So I found out about the Shell app. I downloaded it. Entered a virtual card into the wallet of that app that had a spending limit on it. My car never holds more than $40 even when close to empty even with today's high gas prices. So I set up the payment in the app for $60 as the maximum purchase (again I wanted to get the $13 car wash I think it is). It said there was a problem. I lowered the max purchase in the Shell app to $40. Again it said there was a problem. So I just left as I had enough gas to get back home even though it was below a quarter of a tank and who knows what accident and road construction would have be sitting for 30 minutes or longer. I received texts saying that Shell pinged my purchased limit card for $100 each of the two times I tried the Shell app at the station which would require me to increase the max purchase for that card to use it virtually. So why ask for your max purchase if you are going to preauth for $100? Why not just say we are going to preauth for $100 no matter what? Someone at Shell needs to go to mgmt school. Too many mgmt issues over the last year

Wi-Not has added freshly made large chef and garden salads to the sandwich case, and they are a lot…read moreof food for only $6.89. A good alternative to sandwiches.

This is a Sunoco gas station with a convenience store. We're locals, from the neighborhood. I like…read moreit because it has a huge and easy parking lot, air compressor that is always working, fair gas prices, and a decent selection of beverages and snacks. It doesn't look like much on the outside (or frankly the inside either) but it has a small deli counter with pizza and a few other things that are surprisingly good tasting! Clean restroom. Opens very early and I think doesn't close until about 9 p.m. Frequented a LOT by workmen and construction types since you can easily pull a long rig into their parking lot (and there is diesel). They sell propane the the local newspaper out front, too. Nice.

Sheetz is a quick stop for filling up both car and tummy. My dogs love their sliders, as well…read more Food is cheap and shakes are good.

Glad to have stopped here. Needed a break Christmas shopping. Good prices on 87 octane. That alone…read morehelps what's left of my wallet. Definitely grateful for decent coffee, and a MTO sandwich. Fairly busy location. Yet it is convenient to major roads. Clean bathrooms and polite staff. Like that it's close to Cabela's and other area attractions. Good employees keep it looking sharp. Their candy prices have gone up. They aren't alone on this. It's a convenience store after all.

Small family owned station. With excellent, professional and kind service! My experience with…read morevarious services over many years has been pleasant and timey with wonderful customer service.

I had a very disappointing experience with the owner. Not only was he rude, but he also made…read moreseveral comments that came across as sexist and completely unprofessional. I expected to be treated with respect as a customer, but that was far from the case. It's unfortunate because the business itself seemed promising, but the owner's attitude completely ruined the experience. I would not recommend this place to anyone until they address how customers are treated.

Gas in Virginia is nearly $4.00. We ran all around Virginia so we had to stop for gas and a cool…read moredrink for the road. Sheetz is near the family compound so we filled up on gas twice while in Virginia. We got our gas, some lottery and a cold one!

Nearing the last stretch before getting home I needed to use the facilities somewhere. Keeping a…read moreclose eye on the highway signs to let me know what was coming upon the exits and I saw there was a Sheetz off the next exit. I wish they would start putting how far the establishments on the signs were from the exit. I think that would dictate if someone came to there business. Already getting off the exit I was committed to going here. After driving for a bit I finally see the familiar red awning. I pull in park immediately. Head for the facilities and was happy to have my release. Of course after using the facilities I made my way through the store to grab some snacks to take home with me. If I hadn't have eaten not that long before stopping here, I probably would have tapped the screen to take home some MTO goodness. This is a decent lot, more than enough pumps, drive thru if you don't feel like going inside. Quick tip, you can order things like cooler drinks and snacks from the shelves, even tobacco products in the drive thru. Easy in and out, but it felt like it took a while to get back to the highway.

When in the area, you might want to pump up here. For the most part, this is the lowest gas station…read morearound these parts. When you have a thirty plus gallon tank, you get to know where to roll. Here's there's plenty of room for the behemoth. Also I like the cleanliness. If here at night the illumination is superb. Yes it also is a 711. Often I gas up at the pump, and simply roll out. Yet when here the employees are friendly and efficient. The store is well stocked. Here the coffee is fresh, and for things like this, cheaper results can be just fine. It's also convenient to Cabelas, and other historical areas.

This is a brand new 7-Eleven in Gainesville. I'm guessing it was built in this location in an…read moreattempt to fill the void left in Gainesville when recently two other 7-Eleven locations were condemned and torn down for a road widening/interchange improvement project at the intersection of U.S 29/Linton Hall Road/Route 55/Gallaher Road. The two older 7-Elevens were really old - they were in Gainesville as long as I can remember - 20 years or more. So in comparison - this is a nice new facility - gas station, restrooms, ATM, convenience store, and more. I'm betting this location does a hell of a business on days/evenings that concerts are taking place at Nissan Pavilion - it's very close to that concert venue. Had a nice large Cola Slurpee here the other day. Icy and delicious!

What gas station doesn't accept debit card? Seriously so weird. Luckily I can run my debit card as…read morecredit card so that's how I got around it as I had a fussy toddler in the backseat and didn't feel like trying to find another gas station. I was pleased to find they have a car wash and vacuums which I feel like is a rare thing to come by in this area. I got a car wash while there and despite how old and ghetto the car wash looked my car was quite clean.

Don't know what has happened to their car wash. It is terrible. It does not clean my car totally…read more Large dirt streaks left here and there especially on the trunk back bumper area. Just a wast of time and money.

Great quality fuel, great food at reasonable prices and friendly staff. Most food orders are ready…read morein a few minutes, except when there is a large crowd of customers waiting for their food orders at the same time.

After an hour in the Jiffy Lube Live parking lot, trying to leave after the Pitbull show, I really…read morehad to pee. Seems like many people from the show were here, picking up snacks and such. I would suspect this happens after most concerts, so it baffled me to discover that the store was in disarray as the floors were being clean. Yes, it was after midnight, but if you know a bunch of people are gonna show up soon, maybe wait until after the rush to break out the zamboni? I felt like I was being chased around the store. Also, A man with several mops was blocking the way to the bathroom and told a coworker to "look out! Rookie driver!" Excuse me sir, but I have been driving my wheelchair far longer than you'd like to understand. I am far from a rookie, and I didn't come close to crashing into anything or anyone. How about you move the hell out of the way? Neither of these wise gentlemen could bother to hold open the bathroom door, as they were too busy having a chuckle. Jeremy had to basically climb over me and these men, with their equipment, to get the door. Then there was someone in the accessible stall, making phone calls. I know this because the phone was on speaker, and the call was being forwarded. Look, I understand that people prefer the larger stall, but I shouldn't have to flash my ass at strangers cuz you've got calls to make. Have some consideration. After all that, we didn't buy anything cuz all we wanted to do was get away from this demented store and these late night people.