This has always been a constant when travelling on US 219. When you come upon this spot you know…read moreyou are just outside Somerset and the Turnpike is not far away. It is kind of like an oasis when travelling in this area of Pennsylvania. This sits on a fairly big piece of land, but somehow still feels small. Maybe that is because many people stop here to get gas or pick a forgotten item at home. My most recent visit here I observed many people coming out with items like milk and bread. You may end up paying a bit more than at your neighborhood grocery store, but I don't think many people would mind due to the fact that you are saving yourself a trip and some hassle. As far as gas prices, they are reasonable and expected for the area. Honestly I feel like this spot could charge whatever it wanted. They do not have any immediate competition nearby. It is one of the first exits to Somerset that offers gas. And people will come here regardless of that. Not sure who supplies the gas, but it seems to be fairly good with mileage. For a roadside stop, definitely fills the need.

Car wash was not what I expected. There was no foam in the foam brush and the high pressure water…read moresetting was not working. The deer blood I had in my truck was not coming out as easy as expected. I traveled over 20 miles to come to what I thought was a highly recommended gas station/ car wash but I was quite disappointed. Also there was a small fire out by the gas pumps didn't seem too safe but other then that food was great and people were fantastic!

Their pizza is amazing, definitely recommend. Have tried cheese and bacon. The only downfall is…read morethat it gets busy and is hard to call in and place order sometimes.

Stopped by again on a bike trip on the C&O trail. The duo I saw last time were still working. My…read moreassumption is that they dislike outsiders. I was treated dismissively and coolly while locals were treated warmly. Talked with a local business owner and she confirmed they weren't friendly overall. The property is in disrepair with exposed wiring in a few spots, dirty bathrooms and floors. I wouldn't trust fresh food from here

This is a lone oasis along Route 30. Sometimes it is a welcomed sight for people travelling in…read morethis area. This section of Route 30 in particular is a two lane stretch and can feel monotonous to drive. To note, even though this is labelled as Glassmere Fuel Service, they offer Gulf fuel. That seems to be what is happening to all Glassmere stations. If you go to look for this under Gulf, or their website, it will still pop up as Glassmere Fuel Service. Seeing how there is no competition anywhere nearby, the price of gas is basically what you are stuck with. Four total pumps, not much else going on with the outside. I know a lot of people are raving about the diner portion of this business, but I was not able to partake in that. When I was here the diner was closed. I am assuming just for the time being, but I am not sure. I hope it is not because I would sure love to try the food.

This review is for the café inside the gas station. It's ok;…read morethe food was cheap, the restaurant was clean, the service was friendly, but slow. Hash browns, and home fries weren't from fresh spuds, and you could taste it. They were out of corned beef hash, but I'm sure it would have been canned (not that it would've stopped me from eating it). Bacon and eggs were ok. My wife liked her breakfast sandwich. I would go back, I suppose, but not if I was in a hurry.

The Blue Goose is a deli/ market located near the Yough Lake, in Addison ,PA. They have a wide…read morevariety of flowers and bedding plants in the Spring and mums in the Fall. Subs are their absolute speciality!

This is an excellent deli/market! There's a huge selection of delicious sandwiches/ hoagies. The…read morequality and customer service is outstanding! Be sure to try the potato salad.

This is a must stop at whenever visiting the Laurel highlands. They have every food staple you…read morewould ever need for either your camping trip or cabin stay.

This is another local gem of a market in the Laurel Highlands of PA. I was staying about 8 miles…read morefrom this location looking for a few things to stock the fridge back at the cottage rental for the week. They have a nice selection of different cheeses, fresh eggs, milk and lots of snacks, sodas and a deli counter as well! The employees were very friendly, and the cashier even wished me a Happy Father's Day on my way out! Downstairs, you can visit the liquor store, and the beer store to stock up on adult beverages. The guy working the beer cooler down there was super friendly, and they have a firefighter's boot by the register to collect money to help out the local firehouse and all the guys serving the community. He, too, also wished me a Happy Father's Day and thanked me for my business. Nothing like patronizing a local, small business in a very tight knit community. This place does everything right, and the entire layout of the premises is really cool. It also looks like they've got enough private space downstairs to host some events and cookouts, and I'd like to be around there some time for that. The entire location is super clean and welcoming.

Amazing deals with constant turnover of the inventory. Unbelievable prices on deli meat & cheeses…read more Well worth your time to visit!

This store is definitely unique. I really enjoyed the other review referring to this place as the…read moreAmish Walmart. That may have really hit the nail on the head when it comes to describing this place. Getting here is quite the task. You really have to go out of the way to get here if you do not live in the area. And once you think you are getting near here, you start to second guess yourself and wonder if you took a wrong turn somewhere. It is literally in the middle of a farm field. Once you park and walk inside, it is wild. As was said, it is a dent and bent store when it comes to nationally recognized brands. On top of that, you may find an item that has a 'best by' date that has come and gone. You will also find items that were either discontinued or didn't fair too well when they hit the shelves. So you kind of get the last of an item in here. It is kind of a scavenger hunt when it comes to these items. Once you move on from that section of the store you enter a bulk area. Bulk items for everything from spices to candies. Each item is packaged in what appears to be generic type packaging, but is definitely a good quality product to have. I always found that ground mustard is way to expensive when you go to a big box store. I found an amount that was triple what you get for less than a dollar. I will definitely be coming back here in the future when it comes to my spicing needs. They have a good quality deli and meat section as well. Fresh deli meats readily available and some decent selection of frozen items as well as 'I never saw that in a store before' items, like a beef heart. There is a "cooler" section. I say that in quotes because it is nothing more than a cooler truck trailer packed with items that need to be chilled. Overall, don't come here with a shopping list. Just come in here with certain things on your mind to look for. Always note that you will be spending far less here as well. But you will be coming out of here with a far superior product.

Smelled like and looked like dirty moldy basement with hardly a sophisticated selection. With the…read morerefrigerators leaking everywhere. Again must be a local thing. I wouldn't give it a star but I have to in order to complete this review. Quite overpriced as well.

Best place in town to grab a case, six pack, singles, etc. Friendly and knowledgeable staff! Great…read moreselection. I was very impressed. And the cold beer is cold!!!! Check them out

Fisher's is a staple of Bedford County, and well worth the jaunt outside of "town" to pay the…read morelittle country store a visit. For the locals, there's kitchen and culinary staples a-plenty: bulk dry goods, a well-stocked deli, local jams, jellies and other locally-produced items, and a variety of kitchenware/cookware t'boot. If you're looking for something interesting and/or tasty, it can be found here: cheese ends (just what it sounds like: the first and last cuts of cheese blocks in the deli, offered for a discounted price/lb. and full of a variety of tasty cheeses) gobs (which may be called whoopie pies by the non-native), fresh produce, kerosene lamps, cookbooks, mix'n'match candy aisle, slabs of baking chocolate, etc. Closing recommendation: get a gob. Or two, or three. Once you wake up from the sugar coma you'll thank me.

This store has been here for years! I've lived here for the past 26 years and have always gone here…read morefor food, snacks, drinks on my way to work and it was always a pleasant stop. The last owners Walt and Steph were fantastic and the employees were always soo friendly. This new ownership jacked up the prices, lowered the food quality, and the employees are awful! There's always a different face, never a "hey, how are you?" Nothing. I got a lottery ticket and paid with cash and they girl acted like I was the biggest inconvenience. Threw the money in the drawer and huffed as she had to count out change. This most recent was a pepperoni Stromboli. They are a quarter of the size they used to be and over double the price. I will definitely travel further just to avoid this place anymore. Almost $12 for 6 bites of dough, sauce and pepperoni.