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.

Nice little grocery store in a no e little town. Stock up if you are going toward Rayston. There is…read morenothing except a Dollar General between there and Huntingdon.

To tell you the truth, this was more of a pitstop on our drive to our location that we were headed…read moreto. My friends got a few things and like I said, I made a pitstop and this was one of the more spacious and cleaner restrooms that I have ever seen from a public location. Everything was set up nice and there was extra towels and soaps, and everything required for whatever we would need them for in the restroom. As per the store, it was a good all-around general outdoorsy store meaning like hunting and fishing gear, and also things like food products that you might want and a few small clothing lines that weren't for hunting or fishing so it had a little bit of everything in it, we weren't in the store for a very long and I didn't see everything that was in it but I'm sure it would be a nice location to hit four the general public that has a hunting or fishing liking.

Smaller than most Sheetz outlets and a bit more crowded inside than others, this one still has…read moresnacks and drinks and a bunch of fuel pumps. Because it's Maryland, they do not sell beer here. It is located in "downtown" Hancock close to the US-522 bridge and the C&O canal. Compared to other Sheetz, this one really doesn't represent the brand very well. Sorry, Sheetzers. [Review 15559 overall - 622 in Maryland - 1063 of 2021.]

Bathrooms closed, not a good stop if you are traveling. None of the neighboring businesses have…read morerestrooms either.

Sheetz, Benner Pike, State College, PA…read more After a long night shift, I used the drive-through to order a bagel with cream cheese. In the dark, I could see the bagel was oddly wrapped, like shrink-wrap around the small looking sandwich? The first bite was shockingly tough, extremely dry and tasteless. The cream cheese was absorbed into the dried-out bread, there was no taste of cream cheese, I could not finish it. This was no over-sight. They were not busy. That sandwich has been exposed to the environment for days, and God knows what else. The Sheetz kitchen staff purposely served this disgusting object to me. Is Sheetz telling their kitchen staff to eliminate waste at all cost?

I had heard rumors of Sheetz locations without the gas station, but that's all they were for a…read morewhile. They were suppose to open one in Pittsburgh near the Pitt campus, but that has yet come to be. Since I was in State College and out walking the streets I figured I would find the mythical beast that I have heard of. My first attempt at finding it, I walked right past it. You see, growing up in a small town that had one of the original looking Sheetz out there, you automatically are looking for gas pumps and big, shining, humming lights in the parking lot. Not an urban looking cafe thing that this particular one is. Don't get me wrong, every so often when I get that craving for some Sheetz I really don't want to have to fight my way through a parking lot full of vehicles to get my food, I just want to be able to eat it before I get it home and it has already started to cool off a bit. My second attempt, armed with my handy dandy map on my phone, I still walked right past it. Yep, that's right, that was me that you saw do an about face while looking at my phone screen. The building blends in so well that I thought it was a coffee shop at first. Glad I looked up from my phone for a few seconds. Watch your step coming in here, with the grade of the street the stairs a bit weird, but there is also a ramp to get to the store. Once inside you find that it is longer than it is wider. Due to this, it feels much bigger than what you would imagine. This is like a huge convenience store, with some fast food. But then add in the fact that you can sit in house and enjoy it. Not just sit in house, but you can sit here and get some work done too, why, because it does come off like a coffee house as well. Don't want to sit inside, guess where, there's outside seating that overlooks the sidewalk. So take in that fresh air when you are shoving that MTO goodness down your throat. Customer service, at least to me, was top notch here. I did not have a bad interaction here. Everything was neat and clean, all the shelves were well stocked, and I really couldn't find a fault in this place. What I learned today is that Big Foot is real and that I encountered that. What I mean by that is that a Sheetz with no gas pumps exists, and it works. I really wish this concept takes off and these types of locations start popping up more often. Only that they not just pop up near college campuses would be great too. Kind of funny if you think about it. Sheetz started out kind of like this and then added the gas, now they are heading back towards that.

The food is great. But NEVER on time. It takes forever to get your food even if you have it…read morescheduled for a certain time. It's happened every time we order from there, so much so it's deterring us from ordering again.

Morning shift staff are very snobby. The food prices are very high. Don't think I will be going…read moreback anytime soon.

came in late at night for food and had negative experiences with the same employee multiple times…read more when asking for assistance, he was rude and had a major attitude so i decided to leave and not buy anything because of how poorly i was treated. the day time staff are usually very helpful and kind but the kid that works nights has been rude to myself and my friends on multiple occasions.

I was visiting Gettysburg National Memorial Park and wanted to get a quick drink and a snack after…read morespending some time in the park. I was walking around downtown Gettysburg and not too much of the dining options seemed to grab my attention. Instead, I decided to just go to this 7-Eleven. The parking lot at this 7-Eleven was fairly small, but I parked in downtown Gettysburg, so parking was not a problem for me. The options at this 7-Eleven were fairly limited compared to some options you might see at the local Sheetz. For example, there was no sparking water and the closest option was club soda. I also got a bottle of water. Similarly, there were not a ton of snack options. There were some nuts, crackers and candy, but nothing too unique or interesting. The options were limited. Obviously, unlike Sheetz there are no custom made options. I just picked up a pop-tart because that was a tasty option that they had here and I haven't had one in a couple of years. Altogether, this 7-Eleven is pretty basic in their options, but it's convenient if you're visiting Gettysburg National Military Park and one to get a quick drink or snack.

Nice little country store prices weren't to bad, I bought a three piece tenders and they were…read moredelicious would definitely buy again, Staff was very friendly.