You know how you find yourself taking a way home you've never taken before? And it's in the middle…read moreof a snowstorm? No, you haven't? Well I have. I took the advice of my father to take a "safer" way home while coming back from an out of town trip. Here's a tip, in the digital age, sometimes Google outweighs a father's advice. While taking the father suggested route I needed gas before I got home. Being on a road I had no idea where it was going to take me I literally pulled into the first gas station that I saw along the road. That brings us to here. I pulled in and because of the snow the lot is a slip sliding mess. Gas pricing was your basic Pennsylvania pricing. Then you go inside. I'm not sure what to make of the inside here. It's so many things crammed into one small space. I couldn't even focus. I went and got myself a drink and then to the counter. This has to be a place in this small town that everyone knows everyone, whether you like it or not. The kid working the counter talked to everyone that came in. I finally got my drink and cigarettes and ran out the door. Not that I didn't want to be here, it was just so busy inside.

The Valero has a hotel, alcohol, restaurant, gas, sporting goods, lottery, full convenience store,…read moreand clean bathrooms. The hotel offers six simple clean rooms. If you need one day or several nights it's quiet and affordable. They serve food in house or available for takeout. Great pizza. The Beer Cave was fully stocked with a load of domestic and imports. A selection of beers is available for in house consumption or grab a six pack or case to take home or back to your room. The gaming area has over a 100 instant tickets to choose from along with skill games. Most importantly the rest rooms are clean. Located in the small town of Berlin.

Stopped here after hearing about them at the Flight 93 Memorial, when they were known as Idas. The…read morestaff was overly polite, the sandwiches we got were great and the store had a great selection. Cool little small town store.

What an awesome, friendly little convenience store in middle of nowhere. Everything you need for a…read moreweekend at one of the local lakes. The carry-out items (breakfast & lunch sandwiches, salads, pizza) are all fine and very reasonably priced considering the huge portions. The annual trip to the Laurel Highlands always includes Snida's as the first stop for supplies.

I'm always thankful for gas stations on long drives. Nice to have ultra 93 here. All self-serve.read more

Convenient location with a store that has a large variety of snacks, and clean bathrooms. I would…read moredefinitely come back here again the next time I'm in the area.

Good to go. I have…read morebecome of fan of Sheetz since getting my RV. Most location have been good and this location is probably right at the top. Worth a stop.

Meyerdale MD Sheetz station was not very clean. The peeps behind the counter was very helpful,…read morebut not that happy to be there. The bathroom facilities needed help and I told the guy and he said okay nothing else just okay!. The sodas were cold but NO BEER... I like to stop for the point system and when there is a problem their 800 customer service reps are very helpful. I will definitely be calling the customer service on this location.... $3.07 per gallon is a bit more than I am paying back home $2.51 here but that seems to be the average mean for gas in the area. I also like to use their free air services. I asked if they knew where we could buy beer, the guy was like 25 and didn't know where to buy beer. Just wish they served BEER for my hubby!!!!

For being in the middle of nowhere, this Sheetz isn't as bad as most say it is. I found the place…read moreclean, employees friendly, and supply stocked. It was unfortunate to find no beer though.

Initially when we pulled off, we thought we were exiting to a standard toll way service area, not…read morean actual exit. Being 2:30 am, and needing gas and a pitstop; this was about the only option available, before returning to the toll road. Overall the facility was a decent choice. Though presenting as a bit of a sketchy location (especially, that time of night); the store and restrooms were clean enough. And, the staff were friendly and attentive. All and all, this establishment served its purpose for our needs.

I like that Somerset has some options you really don't find elsewhere in the area. It's a small…read moretown, but you get to see some things you would find with in an area that has a larger population. Basically what I am saying is Turkey Hill is a rare occurrence in southwestern Pennsylvania, but because of the Turnpike, Somerset is fortunate enough to have one. The lot just happens to be located at a fairly good spot in terms of the Turnpike. It literally can be either your first or last stop when in Somerset. As far as gas prices they are competitive with other gas stations in the area. Inside, it feels a little bland and jam packed. When I say bland I mean there is nothing flashy in here, it feels like things are just thrown in as place keepers. It somewhat feels unfinished. The jam packed part comes from how things are set up. The register only offers a small space to stand. At least the one they used when I was in here. The biggest thing about here is the noise level. Yes, it can be quiet, but only as quiet as the employees allow it to be. I understand about having a conversation, but when you are screaming it across the store, it's a little off putting for your customers. I ended up leaving here with a headache and the few items I selected from the store.

Just ok... It's close and convenient, but expensive as would be expected. Several years ago I had…read moresome mechanical work done, and my car was returned with damage, that the owners denied.

Clean and well kept. Plenty of parking for the huge bus on which we were traveling…read more There were places to buy just about anything you would need for traveling as well as beverages, snacks, and other food items.

Pit stop on a 10+ hour drive from Annapolis, Maryland, to Louisville, Kentucky…read more Gassed up, used the restroom facilities, snagged some provisions and we were off and driving. All of the travelers in our group were pleased. Facilities were well maintained. Plenty of snacks and drinks available. Gas pump area had a windshield washer brush and squeegee, which came in handy. Pay at the pump was convenient. Plenty of traffic with safe access into and out of parking lot.

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.