Update.... Since my last post I purchase a tank of gas at…read moreUnity, the gasoline is now producing the correct miles per gallon as of 10/20/25. So the mystery of why I was getting such low MPG for the last couple years is answered, I will not get gas there anymore. If you get gas at the Unity in Bloomsburg make sure you check your MPG often.

This at one point was a Uni-Mart, but has been renamed, and some searches show incorrect results…read more Unity Food Mart is the most average convenience store you'll possibly ever see: two gas pumps and a building with a few parking spaces. Not much in terms of food here, go to Sheetz for that. Why is it worth stopping here? They have Guers Dairy products, specifically the Iced Tea, which is rare in this area. The owners of Unity have most of their stores in the Coal Region, where Guers is a staple, and that's why they have it. Overall, worth stopping in for some Guers if you can't make it to the Coal Region.

While the name and the aesthetics may look a tad generic, at first, we all know first impressions…read moreare often discriminated and one shouldn't judge a book by its cover. It's extremely well appointed for a convenience store and gas station that offers everything one could ask for in this area. It's very reliable and consistent as possible especially during the pandemic. The heated, clean and spacious bathrooms are a nice touch too.

We like this place, and often stop when passing the Buckhorn exit…read more Gas prices about average, car wash next door, the store is clean, bright, with a lot to choose from. They have many drink coolers, probably hundreds of choices, a little grill restaurant, basic groceries, and best of all, a large cigar humidor with lots of choices and good cigar prices. Lots of lighters to choose from, too. Clean bathrooms, most types of snacks offered, staff is always friendly.

Very clean. Even the bathroom. Had some items I never heard of…read more Total convenience. Large coffee section. Large alcohol selection. Not what I'm used to for a gas station spot that isn't a Wawa.

This is one of the only stores across the street from where I live. It's a convenient walk to get…read morebasics like soap, eggs, ice cream, butter etc BUT BEWARE, They sell A LOT OF OUTDATED FOOD. I was shocked when picking up cake mix realized it was 2 years old and the other cake mixes on the shelves were 1-2 years old past their expiration date. I told the counter person and yes he did the right thing and took them off the shelves but then I went to buy a chocolate bar and it was at its expiration date. Be careful if you are buying food there. These kinds of convenience stores shouldn't be selling outdated food to the public at the triple prices you have to pay for the convenience. I had to pay 3.15 for a box of cake mix that runs for a 1 dollar at Weis Market. Otherwise they are friendly and the coffee is good.They do accept credit cards; make sure you have a min. purchase of at least 5 dollars.

Stopped in today after lunch and grocery shopping to grab a couple 12 packs. I picked up Troegs…read morePerpetual IPA and Hard AF seltzer. This is a small store but it has a great craft selection if you're willing to look. It also has the crap college beer like keystone and stuff like that if you're going to Bloom.

Thank you for finding my Bud Light Next!! Awesome shop that let me know it was in stock!read more

We stopped at the Sheetz in Bloomsburg (6/13) for a pit stop after hours of driving through PA back…read moreto Jersey. It was close to dinner time and we were SO hungry. When we finally saw on the highway signs for food options and that there was a Sheetz, we pulled over immediately. The whole food-made-to-order thing is pretty fantastic when you're on the road. This is especially true when you are driving through that part of the state where there is nothing for miles. Because we were traveling with our pet, we took turns hopping out of the car. When I went into this Sheetz, I placed our food order at one of the kiosks. When it was ready, a lady handed me two bags of food. Btw, the staff there that day were super friendly. My husband wanted a cold sub, so I ordered him their Veggie Sub (whole) with a Curly Fryz Cup with ketchup on the side. There are lots of options for customizing (I toasted a honey wheat roll, added both pepper jack and provolone cheese, added in cooked peppers and onions, and loaded it up with all the fresh and pickled veggies.) I was drawn in my the images on the ordering kiosk and tried one of their signature burgers (Sh'tacked Meat Sweatz) and a Cup of Fryz with Old Bay seasoning. We also split an Apps Sampler that had fried cheddar bites, jalapeno fries, and onion petals with ketchup (I added on a Buffalo Garlic dip on the side). One of my favorite memories of our road trip will be my husband, grappling this giant sub sandwich and with his mouth still full, saying "this is the best meal ever!" lol.

Staff were super friendly. Parking is limited…read more Good amount of pumps but gas price is $.40 higher than others in the same area. Reason for the low score is how dirty everything is.... And I mean everything. Counters, floors, bathrooms, all drink stations.

Excellent subs and sandwiches. Very good for the money. They…read morealso have basic necessities. Love the decor

Stopped again last week, short wait, perfect order, loved the chicken cheesesteak. BTW love the…read morerolls.

Glad the customer service was helpful. The girls are really nice who work in pharmacy.read more

Well, what can I say about this location? This is your typical location that you can tell wasn't…read moreinitially a Rite Aid. My thought here is that this was a Thrift Drug since you usually found them in a strip mall. Rite Aid swept in, gave it a makeover, and slapped their name on it. Even though the inside of this was newly remodeled it still had that feel that it is underutilized. You get that feeling because of the lack of items available on the shelves and in the coolers. I browsed for a bit, picked up a few items, and made my way to the counter. There was a minimal wait until a staff member who was performing two jobs in one came to the counter to ring me out.