Love the service I like your customer service. The people that worked there are good and polite.read more

After striking out at the last location that I had stopped at the nearest location was here…read more Punched in the address in the GPS and started to head toward here. I might say that I even went off course in search to find me some sweet tea. But, has my love affair with Sheetz met its end? Have I been forced to move on to another company? Have I been left behind? Well...maybe. See, first, Sheetz took away the onion rings (my go to on the menu). Ok, big whoop. Then Sheetz took away the tater tots (my go to since onion rings departed). Next up was that they replace Faygo with their subpar version of soda (didn't we try this back in the 90s). After that, they cut back on the variety of drinks in the cooler (no more Aquafina or Voss). Now, they seem to have gotten rid of their brewed sweet tea. I honestly have no reason to go out of my way to stop at one anymore it seems. The thing with their brewed sweet tea was that it truly was sweet tea. Freshly brewed for you to consume. What was in it to sweeten it, nothing but sugar from Domino. Now...meh. Now they have replaced it with dispenser provided by Gold Leaf. If I wanted a Gold Leaf tea, I would have gone to the cooler and got one (unless they removed it to force you to get a fountain drink, that's what it is now, a fountain drink). Why am I against such a change over? Allergies. I knew that the tea was just that, tea and sugar. Now with them hooking up a dispenser, I can guarantee that there is some form of corn in their sweetener for it. Whether it be corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup, dextrose (corn sugar), etc. Keep your dispenser sweet tea (those machines rarely work and spit out more water than tea mixture). You keep taking away items and expect customers to keep coming. If you want to be a fast food restaurant so bad, spin that portion off and leave the thing most of us grew up with alone. I can hardly eat anything on the menu anymore as it is. But, I really went off on a tangent here, this location, no fault to the above, was decent. I just needed to rant overall. This location allowed for me to pull off, enjoy some time before getting back in my vehicle and head home...disappointed.

Nicer of the 2 sheetz locations I visited in PA Clean…read morebathrooms Plenty of parking Friendly service

Never been to a Sheetz before... so I was looking forward to checking it out. It's a cool 24/7 gas…read moreand rest stop with a nice variety of beverages, snacks, and coffee. I will say that the restrooms are super clean, so that's a plus.

Recently took a road trip from Toronto, ON to Washington, DC with stops in-between. Spent the…read morefirst couple of days laughing hysterically at ourselves making fun of the name of this place (think Ren & Stimpy voices). When that got old, we actually checked a couple of them out. Here's the highlights: - Cheap gas - FREE AIR - REALLY good espresso drinks. I am a serious coffee addict/snob/pain-in-the-ass and the Americano with organic/fair trade coffee was delicious. - Decent food - for a gas station. Lots of burger alternatives and some healthy options. - SPOTLESS bathrooms. They actually smell nice. Can't understand why everyone doesn't give this place 5 stars straight up. It is a mecca for road-trippers and the staff are really nice as well. Compared to the crap 7-Elevens, and others it's no contest. (By the way - the name is a family name and the website features about 7 of the family members who actually run this place.)

Absolute clown-show management and a humiliating experience…read more I walked into Sheetz to buy alcohol, walked up to the counter, and laid my completely valid, legal ID right on the counter. I was the one paying. I was the one carrying the product. My friend was literally just standing next to me. She wasn't buying anything. She didn't touch my items, didn't hand over a form of payment, and wasn't part of the transaction. But your power-tripping employee decided to play amateur cop and refused my sale just because my friend didn't have her ID on her. Since when does a convenience store require every breathing human within a five-foot radius of the register to be carded just for standing near an adult making a legal purchase? Are you running a gas station or a high-security checkpoint for a club? I am old enough, my ID proved it, and I was the buyer. Treating paying customers like criminals over a completely fabricated policy is embarrassing. Train your staff how to use some basic common sense, or expect people to take their business--and their money--anywhere else. Absolutely pathetic service.

Friendly staff and great options based on Sheetz brand. I got unique Twix flavors cookie dough and…read moresnickerdoodle, Mac cheese bites, and a July 4 cheesecake shake. Would've preferred being able to change regular whip cream to sweet cream. Tables for sitting down area not clean. Wiped w a napkin. Bathrooms clean within reason. Probably need more people to help out at the store.

Growing up in Jersey, I've always been a Wawa person -- I love their wide selection of…read moremade-to-order food. While traveling through PA, I decided to give Sheetz a try for the first time. I ordered the corn dog nuggets and two snack wraps. I found it interesting (and a bit disappointing) that every topping and sauce cost extra, whereas Wawa includes most of them. The corn dog nuggets were on the greasy side, with a coating that tasted oddly sweet, almost like funnel cake. The outside was blazing hot, but the hot dog inside was only lukewarm. The snack wraps, however, were solid -- I'd definitely order those again. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to visit a Sheetz; I'd probably look for a Wawa instead.

Full Service Gas and auto repair. My car is always happy when I go here.read more

I didn't realize that there was a service plaza on the Turnpike in only another two miles, so I…read moreexited here and found this convenience store and gas station to fill up the rental car and turn off the idiot "low fuel" light. I did not want to be that guy who ran out of gas this time. Gas station is easily accessible and the pump area is covered. Receipt printer worked fine. The squeegee was not in very good condition and the rubbish bin needed an empty. But otherwise, A-OK. [Review 10403 overall, 170 of 2019.]

Stopped in needing fuel and something to eat, was greeted by a Rooster at the front desk and it…read moremade my day, the woman making rooster voices looked so full of energy greeting every customer that walked in with a smile. Love the atmosphere here.

We gas up our vehicle here when our Redner's Grocery receipt shows us that we have earned 10 to 20…read morecents off a gallon of gasoline just for shopping at Redner's.

Stop here for gas and supplies on your highway trip. Not many gas stations sell anything more than…read moreprocessed food ready to lead you to health problems and then the grave. This location, however, sells homemade bakery items (and fresh jams!) from two separate ladies who stock the shelves twice a week. Support local entrepreneurship and good old fashioned ways. Plus, the soups come in from the Amish too - a lovely little resting spot on your journey to give you nourishment and support other hard working Americans trying to survive in this crazy world. Besides, it's on Golden Key Boulevard. How fortuitous is that?

Very clean an polite place to be .. I'm on the truck 24/7 an places like this is great for serviceread more

As a fried chicken lover I'm always looking to taste someone's take on a favorite dish. For some…read morereason Redner's doesn't do a good job of advertising to casual passers-by that they do fried chicken, but that doesn't seem to stop them from doing a brisk business in the bird. Picked up a chicken and drum set for $2.99. Taste and price-wise, quite good for "gas station" fried chicken :-)

Perhaps PA's "other" WaWa? After a wrestling match, we stopped here…read more Big, clean, and they boasted good coffee - I was shocked, honestly. Especially because I only had sugar packets & dinky creamer cups to fix my coffee. The young employee who rung me out was super nice. I'll ever be a WaWa girl and loyal customer, but it's nice to sling some business to a mom and pop store too of course!